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Dr. Orrange received her BA in Biology at the University of California, San Diego, and a Masters Degree in Health Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health. She received her MD from the USC Keck School of…
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With the first snow in Mammoth and Tahoe last week the injuries
from snowboarding started to trickle in. Primary Care Doctors and
Orthopedic surgeons know you love it, and we don’t want you to stop
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Posted in Anxiety by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Nov 20, 2012
1. 'Tis the Season(al) Affective Disorder: Why Am I a Scrooge over the holidays? Mood is worse over the holidays. Recognize there is great debate here about whether the ... Read More »
Hair loss is a cause of anxiety and distress in both men and women.
Until now, there haven’t been great treatments for hair loss in
women (androgenic alopecia.) Men have been successfully using
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For physicians and patients the 2012 presidential election
profoundly influenced the future of our healthcare system.
Controlling healthcare costs and thus controlling our debt is
important to us as
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Posted in Stress Manageme... by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Nov 06, 2012
Stress: “I hate my job,” “I work under someone who is awful to me,”
“I have the worst hours-- I don’t get home until 9 PM.” As a
primary care doctor, one of the biggest surprises to
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You don’t remember banging in to anything and you see bruises on
your legs and arms. Why am I bruising and do I have to worry? I see
this all the time. Easy bruising is a common complaint for
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For young to middle aged adults the moderate use of alcohol
increases the risk of the most common causes of death (such as
trauma and breast cancer.) Men under the age of 45 may also
experience more
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Alcohol use is a difficult paradox for physicians. You can use it
safely, and it may improve health, but heavy alcohol results in
catastrophic complications wreaking havoc on people’s lives. As you
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Posted in Sexual Abuse by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Oct 18, 2012
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This is the month
where we team up to encourage folks to report abuse, request
arrests and seek support. To get you fired up here are 10 things
you
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Posted in Urinary Inconti... by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Oct 10, 2012
1. It’s complicated: The bladder has two functions that are
totally opposite of the other. One is to relax and stretch out so
it can store urine (and fill like a balloon,) and the other is
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A Swedish medical team has transplanted uteruses from two women in
their 50s to their daughters. In the United States there is a group
in Indiana actively recruiting women interested in undergoing
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