Psoriasis affects 100 million people worldwide, with about 150,000 new cases every year. There is no known cure for psoriasis, but with different treatments and lifestyle alterations, symptoms may be relieved.
Do you work full-time? Are you also a full-time mom? For many women, finding time for personal things you need to do can be difficult. And whether you like it or not, visiting the doctor for your yearly exam may be something that gets pushed to the side when you are short on time. However, your yearly exam is important. Through regular health screenings, your physician can identify problems at an early stage when they are most treatable. A physician performing a physical exam can find things you don’t or can’t notice yourself. So make an appointment, and get checked regularly!
The average person sheds between 50 – 100 hairs per day. As you age, it is normal to experience gradual thinning and breakage of hair.
With the new year in full swing, many of us are beginning changes we would like to make. Obesity Medicine Physician, Dr. Katie Rosenfeld, shares tips to support your loved ones with their health and wellness goals.
While transitioning out of active treatment into survivorship can be relieving, it can stir up many emotions and questions. To help you prepare for life after cancer, surgeon Amrit Mangat, MD, answers questions about survivorship and remission.
Following a breast cancer diagnosis, you will receive a lot of information about your health and treatment options, which can bring up many questions and you may experience anxiety as you prepare for treatment. Whether you’re considering seeking a second opinion or are concerned about side effects, medical oncologist, Surekha Boddipalli, MD, answers common breast cancer treatment questions.