Frank's passion is to assist and comfort individuals through various changes in their lives. This includes daily stress relief and injuries to traumatic events and life altering circumstances.
More teen girls and young women are self-identifying as autistic, giving clinicians a unique opportunity to help patients that goes beyond confirming or ruling out a diagnosis.
Global workforce inequities are widening the cancer survival gap. Prof David Kerr highlights the stark realities and calls for an improved training approach.
Neurologist Indu Subramanian and migraine expert Andrew Charles discuss the how migraine intersects with hormone levels and why the condition is more common in women.
Hypothalamic damage disrupts hunger and satiety regulation, causing rapid weight gain, which often responds poorly to conventional lifestyle interventions.
A teen with Pott’s puffy tumor develops irreversible bilateral blindness after delayed diagnosis and intracranial complications, highlighting the importance of its early recognition.
A retrospective international study suggests adjuvant chemotherapy is associated with longer survival after pelvic exenteration in patients with high-risk gynecologic cancers.
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