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Michael Haglund, MD:
Surgeon, Researcher, Healer,
HUMANITARIAN
Distinguished Duke University School of Medicine
professor of neurosurgery, neurobiology and
global health, Michael M. Haglund, MD, PhD,
FAANS, FCS, offers his Duke Spine Center
patients care grounded in advanced research.
Michael Haglund, MD
Dr. Haglund's study interests include surgical
treatments for cervical disc disease, epilepsy surgery and brain mapping for the
resection of tumors. As program director of the Duke Neurosurgery Training
Program, he's teaching the next generation of neurosurgeons.
"I want to offer my patients a private practice setting with the elite care that comes
from a Duke neurosurgery faculty member," Dr. Haglund says. "My priority is helping
patients, in both their physical and personal spheres."
Dr. Haglund is also actively involved in medical missions, delivering much-needed
surgical equipment and support to Uganda. His Ugandan East African Neurosurgery
Training Program has more than doubled surgical capabilities there.
To learn more about Dr. Haglund's most recent medical mission trip to Uganda, visit
dukeraleighblog.com.
Get Grilling With
Sausage and Pepper Skewers
CALENDAR
Midtown Farmers' Market
Join us in support of our local farmers and
healthier lifestyles at Midtown Farmers'
Market. Now through October 26, we
will help bring fresh and local produce
to Midtown every Saturday from 8 a.m.
to noon on the Commons at North
Hills. To see the full schedule of Market
events, including live music, free
fitness classes and kids' events, visit
midtownraleighfarmersmarket.com.
Healthy Focus Seminars
This monthly series features discussions
on a wide variety of health topics. Visit
dukeraleighhospital.org for the latest
dates and times.
Duke Weight-Loss Surgery Seminars
For some people, a healthy diet and
rigorous exercise isn't enough for
dramatic weight loss. The weight loss
surgery program at Duke Raleigh Hospital
may be the answer for those at risk of
serious weight-related health issues.
Our staff leads free weekly seminars to
give prospective patients an overview
of our program. To see a calendar of
upcoming programs or to register,
visit dukeraleighhospital.org or call
1-888-ASK-DUKE.
Support Programs
Duke Raleigh Hospital offers a variety
of support groups for individuals
who have been affected by diseases,
including breast cancer, gynecologic
cancers and brain aneurysms. Visit
dukeraleighhospital.org and click "Classes
and Events" for the upcoming schedule.
The grill can be your biggest health ally this summer.
These tasty skewers offer a healthy and quick entrée.
INGREDIENTS
2 red and yellow bell peppers, chunked
Four garlic chicken sausages cut into pieces
1 large red onion, cut into chunks
1 cup cherry tomatoes
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
DIRECTIONS
1. Soak four 8-inch skewers in water for 15 minutes.
Preheat the grill to medium high.
2. Toss bell pepper, sausage, onion and tomatoes in one
tablespoon of oil, seasoning with salt and pepper.
3. Alternatively thread the vegetable and sausage pieces
on the skewers. Grill until sausage browns.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
(per serving)
Servings: 4
Calories 174
Fat 8.6g
Cholesterol 60mg
Carbohydrate 10.5g
Fiber 1.6g
Protein 13.2g
HEALTHY
Summer 2013
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