By Gabriel Cade, MD If I see you in the emergency department and end up sending you home it means that I think you’re going to live through your recent illness or injury. But that might not mean that you’re all of a sudden completely “healthy,” right? You’ve still got to take care of yourself.… Read More: What Keeps Us from Getting the Care We Need? Social… »
Although there are different women and men even now who assume that the natural strategies of losing weight is superior to some other techniques yet to be truthful there are many fat burners who are composed of the organic plants and ingredients. Those are certainly not considered as unsafe to body. It really is a… Read More: Do Fat Burners Really Work »
BY ANISH KOKA MD The hottest medical school in the country right now is the New York University School of Medicine thanks to the gift of a generous benefactor that promises to make medical school free for all current and future medical students. The news was met by elation from the medical community of physicians… Read More: Does free medical school decrease social justice? »
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), otherwise known as acid reflux, affects an extraordinary number of adults worldwide. According to the journal Gut, between 18 and 28 percent of the adults in North America suffer from the disease, as do 9 to 26 percent of Europeans and up to 33 percent in the Middle East. Those numbers… Read More: Easing GERD with Melatonin and Probiotics »