Is Cancer Hereditary? When cancer affects one or more members of your family, it’s only natural to ask the question, ‘is cancer hereditary? Although the answer to this question is quite complicated, cancer is hereditary in a small percentage of cases. The chance of developing non-hereditary cancers and hereditary cancers increases as we get older. …
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UTI (urinary tract infection) is an infection of the urinary system caused by bacteria found in the stool which travels through the urethra as uropathogen (microorganism causing disease in the urinary tract). Women face a higher risk of developing the condition than men due to having shorter urethras, which significantly increases the chances of bacterial …
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Do you have a history of cancer in your family? Seemingly unlinked cancers can jump from male to female (IE a family history of breast cancer can cause prostate cancer), so you’ve likely wondered at least once what your odds of being diagnosed with cancer are. What about your children’s risk? Genetics (DNA) plays a …
Since the COVID-19 (CV19) pandemic began, people have certainly been more sensitive to how they feel, even at the slightest sign of a fever, many of us grow concerned of the worst. With flu season upon us, this “paranoia” is only going to grow even more intense. After all, COVID-19 and the common flu share …
Rates of depression among the elderly are skyrocketing due to the effects of the global pandemic and the social isolation that accompanies it, and the impact is greatest on the elderly. Studies show the elderly have higher rates of depression because of underlying medical problems and medications that place them at risk and due to …
According to the United States Census Bureau, more than a third of the adult population in America shows signs of clinical depression or anxiety. These mental conditions have increased dramatically during the pandemic. There are many elements of the pandemic that directly correlate to some of the perceived causes of anxiety and depression. For example, …
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Every Fall season a new challenge is presented in medicine. Patients are wondering, “Do I have a cold or do I have the flu?”. The symptoms are so similar that it is very difficult for an untrained person to figure out. Even a Doctor is making an educated guess when prescribing a medication based on …
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There are thousands of cases of adverse drug reactions every year. Many are caused by accidental or intentional misuse of prescribed medications. Other’s are caused by how an individual’s body metabolizes prescription medication. Most Physicians prescribe medication based off clinical experience. Doctors do revert to the trial and error method but do take into account …
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At this point, it is safe to say that this year is in a slump. American culture has struck out with our beloved lineup of sports. When the COVID-19 outbreak accelerated in March & April, it wasn’t long until all professional sports, collegiate sports, and high school sports were postponed. Across the World leagues have …
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After four long months since the coronavirus initially started spreading in America, there are a few important things we have learned both from our own country and others. The predictions of the epidemiologists and health officials worldwide were correct. Areas where testing increased saw improvements in containing the virus. And sharing data with local & …
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