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In This Issue

• Prepping for Trauma
• The Time is Now
• Life in the Emergency Department
• Care in the Air
• Morgan’s Gift
• Return to Tranquility
• Patient Beats the Odds
• A Real Victory for the Citizens of Solano
• Meet NorthBay's Trauma Team
• The Golden Hour
• A Matter of Priorities
• Never a Dull Moment
• Language is No Barrier
• New Emergency Services Director Shares Insights Online
• When to Visit the ER
• Back from the Brink...
• NorthBay ED Treats Lawnmower Accident
• Care Continues
• ED Provides Quick Care for Dog Bite Victim
• NICU
• A Race to Birth
• Party Set for NICU Grads
• Steer Clear of Trouble
• What’s in Your First Aid Kit?
• Fall Prevention Can Save Your Life
• Hospice Tree of Memories Event
• Rotary Club Donation Will Help NICU Moms
• Oretta’s Garden Gift
• Girls’ Night Out: Mardi Gras Fun
• Genentech, River Cats Team Up to Benefit NorthBay Cancer Center
• A Perennially Classic Event
• New Bereavement Support Group Offered
• Advanced Medicine Lecture Series
• Adventure Continues for Nurse Camp Students
• Surgery for Maggy
• New Physicians
• Center for Primary Care Ranked Among the Best
• Choose NorthBay Healthcare During Open Enrollment
• Hands on Approach to Pain
• Vacaville Expansion Moves Ahead
• Wellspring Garners National Awards

Advanced Medicine Lecture Series

October 6, 2011 · No Comments

NorthBay Healthcare’s Advanced Medicine Lecture Series fall schedule features local physicians.

Dr. Ginsberg will offer his insights on ADHD, a disorder that affects nearly 5 percent of children worldwide.

Thursday, Oct. 27

Art + Knowledge = Courage

Art Show & Reception 4 to 6 p.m.

Lecture Presentation 6 to 8 p.m

Featuring James Long, M.D.; J.D. Lopez, M.D.; & Brian Vikstrom, M.D., Oncologists, NorthBay Cancer Center.

Experience the courage and dignity of survivors in a special art show that precedes a lecture on the latest updates and information on the treatment of breast cancer.

Thursday, Nov. 10

Coping with ADHD

Hors d’oeuvres at 5:30

Lecture Presentation 6 to 7 p.m.

Featuring Pediatrician Michael Ginsberg, MD, NorthBay Center for Primary Care.

There are a number of strategies you can employ to help both you and your child, from diet and exercise to therapy and medication.

Lectures are free and held at the NorthBay Healthcare Administration Building, 4500 Business Center Drive in Fairfield. Please RSVP by calling (707) 646-3280.

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