A fecal transplant is when a doctor takes a sample of fecal matter from a donor and inserts it into the intestines of a patient,
Doctors in the future might decide not to prescribe radiation to patients with rectal cancer. A study was recently published in the New England Journal
Drug shortages are a common problem for healthcare facilities in the United States, but they’re usually resolved quickly and the drugs that are briefly missing
The United States Preventative Task Force (USPTF) has released a draft recommendation to increase breast cancer screening, with the goal to reduce breast cancer incidence
The use of AI in medicine is developing so rapidly that almost every week there is a new and somewhat startling announcement. One of the
You may have read or heard about a recent European study calling into question whether colonoscopies were useful in preventing deaths by screening for –
Modern medicine has developed screening as a tool to hopefully catch and treat various cancers at an early stage. This includes prostate cancer, breast cancer,
Cancer research is continuous, resulting in new therapies being developed all the time. For example, immunotherapy, though it had been around for a century, first
A merger that has been in the works for months has materialized. Recently we learned that four cancer treatment and research centers were finalizing plans
Trading sugar for artificial sweeteners appears to mean trading for a significant increase in cancer risk. In a long term cohort study recently revealed that
