Encuesta revela que la mayoría de los estadounidenses piensan la cirugía bariátrica es un atajo para perder peso
El estigma impide que muchas personas sigan un tratamiento necesario y eficaz para la obesidad
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Survey finds majority of Americans think bariatric surgery is a shortcut to losing pounds
Stigma prevents many from pursuing necessary and effective treatment for obesity
New national survey finds majority of people unaware of lesser-known seizure symptoms
Most recognize seizure symptoms portrayed in movies, but recognizing subtle symptoms like laughing or blinking could lead to epilepsy diagnosis and effective treatment
Pickleball: All fun and games until someone gets hurt
Injuries are on the rise with the sport’s popularity, but a national survey finds too many Americans would forgo treatment
Vast majority of women experience menopausal symptoms, but survey finds few are aware of a safe and effective treatment
Testosterone pellets empower women to feel better and get back to their lives
Deteriorating heart patient thought he was out of options until new radiation therapy gave him hope
Radiation oncologists usually avoid the heart, but an experimental treatment gives patients with severe heart damage a new option
Survey finds alarming number of women have no plans to get mammogram
Experts say knowing your risk is critical, especially for those disproportionately affected by breast cancer such as Black women
Survey: A third of men do not believe they need annual exams and most think they are naturally healthier than others
Instead of speaking with their doctor, a third of men often get health advice from social media
Survey: Nearly 1 in 5 Americans keep exercising through injuries
Although many fear surgery, addressing the issue as soon as possible makes non-surgical options more viable
Survey: Patients willing to forgo opioids if their pain can be managed
Program finds success managing post-surgical pain with less-harmful medications to prevent addiction