Month: June 2023

[ad_1] June 30, 2023 — Ryan Katz, MD, a hand surgeon at the Curtis Hand Center at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, has a patient who got a serious [...]

[ad_1] June 30, 2023 – Treatment of hard-to-manage type 1 diabetes with transplanted pancreatic cells is moving forward on two fronts, with one product newly approved and the other making [...]

[ad_1] More than 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia, and many of them also have psychosis. You may hear doctors use the term “psychotic episodes.” It’s when a [...]

[ad_1] If you have erectile dysfunction (ED), your sex life will probably be different than it was before. That can be frustrating or disappointing for you and your partner. But [...]

[ad_1] About 1 in 8 men learn that they have prostate cancer sometime during their lifetime. In fact, it’s the second leading cause of cancer death among men in the [...]

[ad_1] Prostate cancer happens when abnormal cells grow and develop quicker than normal in your prostate. That’s the walnut-shaped gland that makes fluid to nourish and transport sperm. It’s one [...]

[ad_1] The child, a 4-year-old with autism, kept munching the dog food. Even when her parents began feeding the dog at night, the child persistently found her way to the [...]

[ad_1] When you find out that your partner has prostate cancer, both of you probably have a lot of questions about what comes next. There will be plenty you need [...]

[ad_1] Since the 1990s, prostate cancer death rates have dropped for all men — most of all for Black men. That’s progress,  but it’s not the full picture. Black men [...]

[ad_1] June 15, 2023 – A drug that targets specific genes that help cancer cells thrive, when combined with hormonal therapy, may help women with a specific kind of early-stage [...]