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… are new to me come in with stomach issues and it turns out they’ve been self-treating with oregano oil for many months or years and have killed off some of their beneficial bacteria …
… should be free of fragrances, dyes, parabens and exfoliators.Dermabrasion and microneedlingThese two treatments are helpful when treating acne scars, and they could work for HS, too. Dermabrasion involves using a small tool to remove …
When an outbreak occurs, it tends to spread quickly and efficiently. We saw it happen with COVID-19. That’s due in large part to the way viruses grow and shed themselves, spreading among individuals …
It’s not easy being a night owl. Whether you’re dragging yourself to an 8 a.m. meeting or trying to deliver your kids to school without earning them a tardy slip, being a …
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You may already be taking medicines — either prescription or over the counter — to relieve stiffness, inflammation and pain in your joints. But long-term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can damage your body …
Geography is wild. Did you know the city of Oslo, Norway, only gets about six hours of sunlight each day in the month of December? Even harder to imagine: The sparsely populated northernmost region of …
By Mikkael Sekeres, MD, MSIf you’re an older adult and your doctor tells you that you have leukemia, you may think (or may have even been told) the only thing you can do is …
Chances are, you’ve probably seen argan oil while browsing the beauty aisle at the drug store. And it’s for a good reason, too. The honey-colored oil, which derives from a plant native …
It’s rare for the same medication to be used for both medicinal and cosmetic purposes. But bimatoprost (also sold under the name brand Latisse®) pulls double duty. In addition to treating glaucoma, it …
When treating breast cancer there’s a common question that surgeons, breast cancer specialists and patients may explore.Should we treat with chemotherapy before — or after — breast surgery?“Traditionally we’ve done surgery first then …
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