Intradermal Nevus: When a Raised Mole Is Normal—and When to Keep an Eye on It
Most people have multiple moles—typically anywhere between 10 and 40—and they don’t all look or behave the same. One common type is the intradermal nevus, […]
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Research Insight: How LVAD Support Can Help Advanced Heart Failure Patients Become Eligible for Transplant
For patients living with advanced heart failure, being told they are not eligible for a heart transplant can feel like the end of the road. […]
Why Are Girls Reaching Puberty Earlier Than Before?
In recent years, a noticeable trend has emerged—girls are starting puberty and getting their first periods earlier than previous generations. What used to be considered […]
Ovulation Bloating: Why It Happens, What It Feels Like, and How to Ease It
A bloated, heavy feeling in the abdomen around ovulation is something many women notice—but don’t always talk about. While it can be uncomfortable, it’s actually […]
Mental Health Article
George Nicolson are pleased to share with you an article included within the summer issue of The Scottish Decorators’ Federation magazine called Decorating Matters. Mental […]
Practo Welcomes Shri C.K. Mishra to Its Board of Directors
More than 17 years ago, when Practo was founded, the goal was both simple and ambitious: to improve healthcare outcomes by making medical services more […]
How Doctors Diagnose a Posttraumatic Tethered Spinal Cord
Diagnosing a posttraumatic tethered spinal cord typically relies on identifying a pattern of symptoms rather than a single definitive test. Physicians evaluate progressive changes following […]
Beyond Diagnosis: How Genetic Testing Helps Protect Families from Cancer Risk
Genetic testing has become one of the most powerful tools in modern cancer prevention. However, new research shows that important information from these tests does […]
Living with an Ostomy: Answers to 5 Common Questions
Adjusting to life with an ostomy can bring many questions, especially for those who are new to the experience. While it may feel overwhelming at […]
Does Having a Polyp Mean You Have Colon Cancer?
Discovering that you have a polyp in the colon or rectum can be worrying. However, having a polyp does not mean you have colon cancer. […]