Surgeon sued for talking on cell phone during an operation
A surgeon took a Spanish language proficiency test while performing varicose vein surgery on a...
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Month: December 2017
OTC Medications for Diabetics: 7 Considerations
By Andy Skean, Senior Editor, Physician’s Weekly The over-the-counter (OTC) medication...
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Inflammation Drives Progression of Alzheimer’s
According to a study by scientists of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) and...
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Erectile Dysfunction is Red Flag for Silent Early Cardiovascular Disease
In addition to being an important health and quality of life issue for men, erectile dysfunction...
Read MoreSuccessful Implantation of Heart Pump with Power Cable Behind Ear
Under the system to provide medical treatment to end-stage heart failure patients, a group that is ineligible for heart transplantation, in response to their requests, Osaka University Hospital gained the nation’s first...
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Why Doctors Are Losing the Public’s Trust
We discussed this blog post, and more, with Dr. Girgis in a live #PWChat TweetChat at 3:00pm (ET)...
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Lab + Companion Tests Perform Similarly for Oncology Analytes
Findings based on comparison of tests to diagnose oncology-related genetic variants
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