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2012 SPECIAL CLINICAL SECTIONS* JANUARY/FEBRUARY __________________________________________ Chronic Diseases Cancer, pulmonary disease, heart & vascular disease, orthopaedic problems, urologic disorders, ob/gyn problems, digestive diseases, diabetes, headaches, infertility, chronic wounds, neurologic disorders, eye problems, hearing disorders, chronic pain, voice and swallowing disorders, etc. We'll look at what local doctors and hospitals are doing to diagnose and treat these and other chronic diseases. MARCH/APRIL __________________________________________ Minimally Invasive Procedures Laparoscopic, endoscopic, robotic-assisted, single-port and no-port procedures; Cyberknife, GammaKnife, and other radiosurgeries; sinuplasty, arthroscopy, virtual colonoscopy and more – the technology, the techniques and the local doctors who perform the procedures. MAY/JUNE __________________________________________ Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, Podiatry, Wound Care A look at what's new and improved offered locally including diagnostics, treatments, technology, prosthetics, orthotics and research. JULY/AUGUST __________________________________________ Endocrinology, Metabolics, Women's Health Diabetes, obesity and other endo/metabolic disorders continue to be growing problems in Northeast Ohio – for men, women and children. What solutions are being offered locally? We'll also focus on diseases and disorders affecting women. Cleveland/Akron/Canton MD NEWS ad deadlines January/February December 1 March/April February 1 May/June April 2 July/August June 1 September/October August 1 November/December October 1 Editorial deadlines are 2 business days before the above ad deadlines. *subject to change SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER __________________________________________ Technology and Devices Medical technology and devices offer new and improved ways to diagnose, treat and monitor a variety of disorders affecting every system of the body, including musculoskeletal, heart and vascular, neurological, gynecological, digestive, urological, pulmonary, ENT, etc. We'll also explore new healthcare business technology. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER __________________________________________ Caring for Older Patients As the baby-boomer generation continues to age, the healthcare issues related to those over 60 continue to grow. What are local doctors, hospitals, home healthcare agencies, nursing homes and others doing to help older patients with cancer, heart & vascular disease, diabetes, arthritis, COPD, back and neck pain, chronic wounds, hearing and vision loss, neurologic disorders, urologic problems, etc.? 330.499.5332 ph • 1.877.499.5332 t / f ph • j raabe@mdnews.com