Month: November 2019

As I participated in a workshop, the story came to life right in front of my eyes, right in front of the TV camera for “The Weekly.” View original article Contributor:

Javaid Perwaiz, an obstetrician and gynecologist, was arrested last week. In one instance, he was accused of tying one patient’s fallopian tubes without her knowledge, according to court documents. View original article Contributor:

Those with sleeping problems, especially younger people, may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease. View original article Contributor:

The change comes after two highly publicized cases in which young epileptic patients depended on the treatments. View original article Contributor:

Scientists are setting dark traps from which light cannot escape. But nature already has built a few of her own. View original article Contributor:

The American Academy of Pediatrics has a new policy statement on bariatric surgery for adolescents. View original article Contributor:

In addition to high rates of disability and psychological issues, some vets facing the end of life are confronting long-suppressed memories of the traumas of war. View original article Contributor:

If protective measures were widely adopted, they could significantly reduce women’s chances of ever getting breast cancer. View original article Contributor:

I was convinced the deaths of my friends in combat were my fault. It took me years to realize this feeling had a name: survivor guilt. View original article Contributor: