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Harvard Men'S Health Watch|March 31, 2016
On call. I am a 72-year-old male in excellent health. I have been diagnosed with a 3.7-centimeter aortic aneurysm. My doctor recommends an ultrasound every six months. Are six-month checks adequate? And when should surgery be considered?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|March 31, 2016
On call. I've always enjoyed fruit with my breakfast cereal. Over the past year, my family seems to have shifted from bananas and strawberries to a steady diet of blueberries "because they'll keep you healthy". I love blueberries, but I do miss variety. So I want to know if blueberries really are good for our healthHarvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|February 15, 2008
On call. I had radiation for prostate cancer when I was 63, and I've been fine for the past eight years, with a low PSA. My dear friend just went in for prostate cancer and was diagnosed with a sarcoma. His doctors seem very gloomy. What's the difference?Harvey B Simon
The American Journal of Medicine|April 24, 2014
Literary fiction and medical care: a Perfect exampleHarvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|January 26, 2008
On call. When I had an MRI of my knee after a skiing injury last fall, I was told the test was dangerous for people who have metal devices in their bodies. Since then, I developed angina and my cardiologist put in a metal stent. I'm doing fine, but if I need an MRI in the future, will I be able to get one?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|January 26, 2008
On call. I get severe leg cramps two or three nights a week. They don't last long, but the pain wakes me up. What can I do?Harvey B Simon
Gastroenterology|March 1, 1985
Occult blood screening for colorectal carcinoma: a critical reviewJ B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|August 30, 2012
On call. In your October 2010 issue you discussed blood in the urine. I don't have that problem, but during my annual checkup last week, my doctor found protein in my urine. Is it a serious problem? And what should I do about it?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|August 30, 2012
On call. My 59-year-old husband just came home after being hospitalized for a mild heart attack. He was only in the hospital for five days and he feels great, though he does have to take three prescription medicines plus aspirin. I'm writing because my husband 's doctor doesn't want him to go back to work for another six weeks even though his job doesn't involve any lifting. I think the stress of staying home would be worse that going to work. Please adviseHarvey B Simon
Social Science & Medicine|February 1, 1972
Some issues in the logic of preventionW B Simon
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Harvard Men'S Health Watch|March 31, 2016
On call. I am a 72-year-old male in excellent health. I have been diagnosed with a 3.7-centimeter aortic aneurysm. My doctor recommends an ultrasound every six months. Are six-month checks adequate? And when should surgery be considered?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|March 31, 2016
On call. I've always enjoyed fruit with my breakfast cereal. Over the past year, my family seems to have shifted from bananas and strawberries to a steady diet of blueberries "because they'll keep you healthy". I love blueberries, but I do miss variety. So I want to know if blueberries really are good for our healthHarvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|February 15, 2008
On call. I had radiation for prostate cancer when I was 63, and I've been fine for the past eight years, with a low PSA. My dear friend just went in for prostate cancer and was diagnosed with a sarcoma. His doctors seem very gloomy. What's the difference?Harvey B Simon
The American Journal of Medicine|April 24, 2014
Literary fiction and medical care: a Perfect exampleHarvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|January 26, 2008
On call. When I had an MRI of my knee after a skiing injury last fall, I was told the test was dangerous for people who have metal devices in their bodies. Since then, I developed angina and my cardiologist put in a metal stent. I'm doing fine, but if I need an MRI in the future, will I be able to get one?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|January 26, 2008
On call. I get severe leg cramps two or three nights a week. They don't last long, but the pain wakes me up. What can I do?Harvey B Simon
Gastroenterology|March 1, 1985
Occult blood screening for colorectal carcinoma: a critical reviewJ B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|August 30, 2012
On call. In your October 2010 issue you discussed blood in the urine. I don't have that problem, but during my annual checkup last week, my doctor found protein in my urine. Is it a serious problem? And what should I do about it?Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch|August 30, 2012
On call. My 59-year-old husband just came home after being hospitalized for a mild heart attack. He was only in the hospital for five days and he feels great, though he does have to take three prescription medicines plus aspirin. I'm writing because my husband 's doctor doesn't want him to go back to work for another six weeks even though his job doesn't involve any lifting. I think the stress of staying home would be worse that going to work. Please adviseHarvey B Simon
Social Science & Medicine|February 1, 1972
Some issues in the logic of preventionW B Simon
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