Getting Mohs in the Media

Chicago - The news media is a powerful force when it comes to influencing health behaviors. Just look at what "Today" show host Katie Couric did to educate people about colon cancer. Screenings for the cancer jumped by more than 20 percent after Couric presented her colonoscopy experience on national television.

Related Videos
Related Content

Breast Care for Pregnant and Lactating Patients

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: Managing Atopic Dermatitis With Emerging Techniques

March 9th 2023

Improve Patient Outcomes With Better Language Access

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: JAK Inhibitor Safety for Treating AD

December 14th 2022

Recent Povorcitinib 2b Study Shows Improved Repigmentation

March 27th 2023

Self-Esteem in Males with Alopecia Improved by Hair Transplantation

March 27th 2023

Breast Care for Pregnant and Lactating Patients

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: Managing Atopic Dermatitis With Emerging Techniques

March 9th 2023

Improve Patient Outcomes With Better Language Access

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: JAK Inhibitor Safety for Treating AD

December 14th 2022

Recent Povorcitinib 2b Study Shows Improved Repigmentation

March 27th 2023

Self-Esteem in Males with Alopecia Improved by Hair Transplantation

March 27th 2023

Breast Care for Pregnant and Lactating Patients

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: Managing Atopic Dermatitis With Emerging Techniques

March 9th 2023

Improve Patient Outcomes With Better Language Access

March 28th 2023

The Cutaneous Connection: JAK Inhibitor Safety for Treating AD

December 14th 2022

Recent Povorcitinib 2b Study Shows Improved Repigmentation

March 27th 2023

Self-Esteem in Males with Alopecia Improved by Hair Transplantation

March 27th 2023
© 2023 MJH Life Sciences

All rights reserved.