Surgery

Rotator Cuff Rehabilitation Might Be Simpler Than You Think

of all rotator cuff damage. I managed to tear my cuff quite badly, lifting some furniture that was too heavy. I rather stupidly lifted with my left arm completely straight, putting all the weight on my shoulder. Pop...That was...

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'I've got cancer and this is a wig,' I told my soldier hero Mike Lockett when I first met him. He...

Courageous: Mike Lockett serving in Afghanistan It was the night before her hair was due to be shaved off and, instead of feeling sorry for herself, Belinda English had a party in a Belfast pub. As Belinda took off her wig to...

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Picking the Best and Safest Hemorrhoid Treatment - Know the Facts

Those who are suffering from hemorrhoid need not worry about being at it for long. Quite a lot of hemorrhoid treatment methods are available today at your convenience -- utilizing modern medical techniques or through natural...

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19th Century Advances in Medicine

Increasing Hygiene, Reducing Suffering In the 19th century, it was possible for whole families to die from diseases such as cholera, typhoid and smallpox and giving birth was a risk for both mother and child Surgery was an...

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Argentine singer recovering after heart and lung transplant

Buenos Aires, Nov 21, 2009 (EFE via COMTEX) -- Argentine singer-songwriter and actor Sandro is "stable" and recovering "favorably" from the complex surgery of a heart and lung transplant, the artist's doctors said Saturday....

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A short update on my wife’s health

A note for those who may be following the travails of my wife’s surgeries. About three weeks ago, my wife was having some recurrent discomfort with her digestion. Her GI doctor ordered CT scans and thought he saw a condition...

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Science makes strange bedfellows

It's an unlikely partnership - a cardiothoracic surgeon and a mechanical engineer whose forte is designing tyres. But the two have teamed up and cracked a problem that has puzzled cardiologists across the globe for decades -...

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How Robin Williams dodged death and returned to the stage

After heart surgery and seven years away from the stage, comedian Robin Williams is ready to storm Broadway with his one-man show It takes some confidence to extend the Broadway run of your one-man show before opening night,...

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The Liberation Treatment: A whole new approach to MS

Amid the centuries-old castles of the ancient city of Ferrara is a doctor who has come upon an entirely new theory about how to treat Multiple Sclerosis, one that may profoundly change the lives of patients.

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‘Congenital heart disease a common phenomenon’

TIRUPATI: If you think congenital heart disease is a rare phenomenon, read further. One in every 125 babies born has congenital heart defect (CHD), which incidentally is very common. The silver lining is: Many of these children...

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