Gastric Sleeve Surgery: Who It’s For, How It Works, and What to Expect By Dr. Natalie Singh, Board-Certified Internal Medicine Physician & Health Editor Published April 28, 2026 If you’ve …
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Late-Night Snacking and Stress: A Double Hit to Gut Health For many, late-night snacking is a comforting ritual after a long day. Yet, new research suggests this habit, especially when …
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Exercise and Ibuprofen May Help Reduce Cognitive Impairment During Chemotherapy A new Phase II clinical trial has found that both exercise and low-dose ibuprofen can help lessen cognitive problems in …
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The Rise of Medical Tourism: Understanding the Hidden Risks Behind Cheap Surgery Abroad As more people seek affordable cosmetic procedures overseas, concerns are growing about the potential dangers associated with …
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A smarter way to find cancer-linked lymph nodes Researchers have developed a compact camera inspired by the multiwavelength vision of the mantis shrimp that could help surgeons identify lymph nodes …
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Sleep Disorders and Stroke Recovery: Why Rest is Critical for Neurological Healing For many stroke survivors, the road to recovery focuses heavily on physical therapy and medication. Yet, a critical …
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Understanding Umbilical Cord Blood Gas Analysis at Birth When a baby is born, healthcare providers may perform an umbilical cord blood gas analysis to get a snapshot of the newborn’s …
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Injectable Microgels: A Safer Surgical Option for Infants Introduction Injectable microgels represent a significant advancement in reducing surgical bleeding risk for infants, offering a promising alternative to traditional blood transfusions. …
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The Rise of AI in Surgery: Ethical Considerations and Future Directions Technological innovation has long been a driving force in surgical advancement, and artificial intelligence (AI) now represents a transformative …
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Jessie J’s Health Journey: Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment and Recent Hospitalization British singer Jessie J has faced a challenging year marked by a breast cancer diagnosis, surgery, and a recent …