Researchers identify two distinct tuberculosis subtypes – one has better prognosis than the other
The study of the human immune response to tuberculosis revealed an approach that can lead to the development of personalized therapies.
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Targeting TGF-β for treatment of osteogenesis imperfecta
A monoclonal antibody therapy that neutralizes TGF-β produced promising results in a Phase 1 clinical trial.
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Sex after open-heart surgery: How soon is too soon?
Jana Bishop provides information and guidelines on safely having sexual activity following an open-heart surgery.
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Revisions to CDC opioid guidelines and reflections from a pain specialist
Last month, the CDC backed down on strict opioid guidelines amid backlash from providers and chronic pain patients. As a pain specialist, I’ve seen firsthand
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Eating disorders and bariatric surgery: How they intersect
Dr. Rheanna Ata Brown discusses warning signs, treatments and how bariatric surgery handles eating disorders in patients.
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Bariatric surgery helps with diabetes, leads to better COVID outcomes, study finds
Dr. Samer Mattar explains how bariatric surgery can lead to improvement in the lives of diabetic patients.
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When superstitions become a mental health concern
Superstitions aren’t unhealthy. But there’s a point where superstition or “magical thinking” can become problematic.
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“To see yourself seeing”
It is perhaps slightly unprofessional to admit this, but one of the things I was most excited about as I embarked on a week’s trip
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Skincare 101: The Basics
Licensed aesthetician Kim Chang offers tips on how to create a simple skincare routine, what items should you add in and more.
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When do you need to start seeing a cardiologist?
Dr. Salim Virani kicks off Heart Month with advice on when and how to speak to your doctor about your heart.
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