There are many stages in a woman’s life that require the care of a woman’s health specialist. If you want to remain healthy, it is just as important to see a gynecologist as it is to see your primary … Read More
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Common Heart Rhythm Disorders and Their Treatment
There are many heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias) that can develop due to congenital, genetic, or lifestyle factors. Heart rhythm disorders cause your heart to beat irregularly. As a result, you may experience dizziness, chest pain, and anxiety, as well as … Read More
Lung Cancer Is Still One of the Most Common Types of Cancer in the US
The Importance of Prenatal Care
Treatments Available for Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a disorder in which functioning (not dormant) endometrial-like tissue begins to grow in a place of the body other than the uterus. The problem is that it continues to grow, thicken, shed, and bleed as it normally would, … Read More
What Is Oncotyping for Breast Cancer?
5 Reasons an Adult Would Need a Speech Therapist
Speech pathology therapists, commonly referred to as speech therapists, are medical specialists who work with patients who have any of a number of oral issues. These issues range from general communication to voice, language, and swallowing.
Speech therapists can help … Read More
Is a Radiation Oncologist Part of Your Cancer Treatment Team?
Cancer is a complicated disease to comprehend, both for patients and medical professionals. Treatments span long periods, making your journey hard to endure at times. But oncology is continuously growing with more studies, higher demand for services, and emerging technologies, … Read More
Questions to Ask Your Pediatrician During COVID-19
As a parent, it’s hard not to worry about your child’s health. During this pandemic of COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019), even though this virus causes harm to relatively few children as compared to older adults, you will still feel much … Read More
Understanding Your Cancer Diagnosis
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that more than 1.7 million people in the United States are diagnosed with cancer. There are different types of cancers, depending on the body parts affected by the growth of … Read More
