
How Artificial Intelligence Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
Researchers are using Artificial Intelligence as a “second set of eyes” when performing colonoscopy procedures to help doctors possibly find more polyps and prevent the incidence of colon cancer. Doctors believe this kind of technology could help doctors in parts of the country with limited medical resources provide care on a similar level to those…...
Read MoreHow the Pandemic Affected Autism Diagnosis & Treatment
Researchers say early intervention can make a big difference in treating Autism Spectrum Disorder successfully, but recent studies show school closures and lockdown have delayed diagnosis and treatment for many children...
Read MoreRevolutionizing Stroke Treatment
When a large clot is blocking blood flow in a major artery during a stroke there is the likelihood of extensive brain damage. But if the stroke patient can get to a medical facility within 24 hours, doctors can use a minimally invasive procedure to remove that clot and restore the blood flow, limiting the…...
Read MoreWarning Signs for Eating Disorders in Kids
Eating disorders among teen girls skyrocketed during the pandemic. Experts identify warning signs that a teen or young child is having a problem...
Read MoreCatching Lung Cancer Early
Lung cancer is the number one cancer killer of both men and women. Because of the hidden nature of the condition, many patients catch lung cancer when it is too advanced to be treated. But new screening guidelines for former and current smokers over 50 are helping to catch this disease early enough for treatment...
Read MoreNew Alzheimer’s Treatments on the Horizon
Last year, the FDA approved the first new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease in 20 years. Researchers say there are several other treatments for Alzheimer’s in the pipeline...
Read MoreThe Importance of Regular Colon Cancer Check Ups
A young father gets a GI checkup and colonoscopy after having some digestive and bowel issues. Doctors discover more than 100 polyps in his colon which put him at high risk for colon cancer...
Read MorePublic Health Emergency for Pregnant Women
The maternal mortality rate — women who die in childbirth or shortly afterwards — in the US is higher than in any other industrialized country and it’s getting worse, especially in underserved Black and Hispanic communities. The American Heart Association is providing a 20-million-dollar grant to discover ways to improve the maternal and infant mortality…...
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