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Understanding AVMs and Hemorrhagic Strokes

Article Understanding Stroke

When it comes to strokes, there are two types – ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes. Ischemic strokes occur when an artery gets blocked, and the brain does not receive blood in that particular section, while hemorrhagic strokes happen when an artery bursts, and blood gushes into the brain. In a recent discussion, it was noted that […]


Community Education and Awareness for Stroke Prevention and Treatment

Article Understanding Stroke

Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, and yet many people are unaware of its causes, symptoms, and treatment. To combat this, hospitals like West Kendall Baptist Hospital have established stroke education programs to reach out to their patients and the community at large. In a conversation with Rosemary, the […]


Breast Reconstruction Options After Lumpectomy

Article Plastic and cosmetic Procedures Women´s Health

Breast cancer affects many women worldwide, and while it can be a devastating diagnosis, advancements in medicine and surgery have provided more options for treatment and recovery. Lumpectomy, also known as breast-conserving surgery, is a common procedure used to remove a cancerous lump from the breast while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue. While this surgery […]


Fat Grafting: A Natural Alternative to Breast Implant

Article Plastic and cosmetic Procedures Women´s Health

Breast augmentation has been a popular cosmetic procedure for decades, with many women opting to undergo surgery to enhance their breasts. However, some women experience complications or dissatisfaction with their implants and seek alternatives. One such option is fat grafting, which involves using a patient’s own fat to augment their breasts. Dr. Roger Khouri, Plastic […]


The Damage of Smoking: Examining Smoker’s Lungs

Article Cancer Lung Cancer Respiratory Health

Smoking is a habit that causes extensive damage to the body, especially the lungs. In a recent discussion, a 3D image of a smoker’s lung was examined to illustrate the severity of the damage caused by smoking. The discussion aims to inform people about the effects of smoking on the lungs and how it affects […]


Reversing Fibrosis and Skin Changes After Breast Cancer Surgery with Fat Grafting

Article Breast Cancer Cancer Dermatology

Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent forms of cancer among women worldwide. Treatment for breast cancer varies, and surgery, such as mastectomy or lumpectomy, is often necessary. However, after such surgeries, patients may experience skin changes, fibrosis, and tissue loss, which can negatively affect their quality of life. In a recent interview, Dr. […]


Understanding Placenta Previa: Symptoms, Risks, and Management

Article Pregnancy Women´s Health

Placenta previa is a condition that affects pregnant women and is often diagnosed through ultrasound. The most common symptom associated with placenta previa is painless vaginal bleeding, which can be alarming for expecting mothers. However, it’s not always a sign of a miscarriage, and can be self-limited. Women with placenta previa are at a higher […]


Understanding Different Types of Birth Control: IUD, Injection, Patch & More

Article Pregnancy Women´s Health

1.- What is an IUD and how long can it stay in the body?  An IUD is an implant that goes into the uterine cavity and can stay there for a prolonged period of time, ranging from three to ten years. 2.- How often is the contraceptive injection given and by whom?  The contraceptive injection […]


4 Reasons Why Birth Control Pills Are So Popular

Article Pregnancy Women´s Health

Birth control pills are a popular form of contraception used by millions of women worldwide. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), they are the most common form of birth control used in the United States. But why are pills the go-to option for so many women? Let’s dive into the reasons […]


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