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Experts Are Finding New Ways to Fight Bacteria

March 4, 2016

Doctors have been fighting bacteria with antibiotics for years and for the most part they have had great success. In recent years though, these diseases have been growing resistant to traditional medicine. In the 1940’s, Western doctors stopped using phage because of the advent of antibiotics. Experts have turned to phages once again instead of…
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Don’t Be Another Statistic, Do It Right The First Time

January 8, 2016

There has been a rise in recent years of people traveling to get major surgeries performed. When it comes to a large medical expense, we all try and take shortcuts to find a cheaper price. Sometimes this includes going to a different country which is often known as “medical tourism”. Every major surgery has risks…
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Is There a Difference Between Men and Women?

November 13, 2015

There has always been a debate about the differences between men and women. However, in recent years the focus has been on medications and the effects on men vs. women. “We all go to doctors. And we do so with trust and blind faith that the test they are ordering and the medications they’re prescribing are based upon…
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Look 10 to 15 Years Younger

July 2, 2015

As you age, your skin loses elasticity. Combined with lifestyle choices, stress, and sleeping habits, this can eventually lead to a puffy, baggy appearance around your eyes. In addition to making you look much older before your time, exhausted eyelids can impact vision, making it both an aesthetic and functional issue. Eyelid surgery, also known…
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If the Shoe Fits, Go with a Star Plastic Surgery Surgeon

June 6, 2015

Many women are very particular when it comes to selecting a pair of shoes. The rate of injuries for U.S. women associated with wearing high heels form 2002 to 2012 was 7.32 per 100,000, with most injuries consisting of sprains and strains to the foot and ankle (Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery). Like selecting…
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