One of the things I have spent years trying to help patients understand is that some of the most meaningful health risks are not dramatic
When I sit across from someone newly diagnosed with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, the first thing I usually notice isn’t their lab results. It’s
Every January, I’m reminded how deeply people want to feel better. They want more energy… fewer aches… better labs. And they want a body that
Dr. Wiggy has written extensively about alcohol over the years. And he doesn’t do that from a place of fear or judgment, but from a
Recently, Dr. Lantelme and I expanded the suite of services we offer to include a new, non-invasive breast imaging technology. As a physician, I want
Yeast infections are one of those health problems people hate talking about… but nearly three out of four women will deal with one at some
As weird as it may sound (and it does sound weird), you could knock out bad breath bacteria using something we’d never equate with good
Published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, the findings may help explain how Parkinson’s spreads through the brain and could ultimately guide the development of earlier diagnostic
An international team of researchers analyzed data from over 4,200 adults across 34 global populations, everyone from hunter-gatherers, to pastoralists, farmers, and modern city dwellers.
It’s nearly unavoidable now, even if you’re not using the technology found in earbuds, watches, fitness trackers, speakers, cars, and even appliances. The convenience is
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