Body composition, especially excess central adiposity or intra-abdominal fat, can result in increased risk of cardiovascular disease in normal-weight breast cancer survivors.
Research finds reduced opioid pain medication without increased pain; enhanced recovery includes eating and moving around sooner after procedure.
"To this day, my research interests and clinical practice remain intimately linked, and I firmly believe patient care drives the scientific process, and vice versa." — Drew Ambrosy, MD, shown with wife, Joanna, in London
Aug 8
Kaiser Permanente program reduces opioids for women delivering by C-section
Aug 7
Kaiser Permanente research shows mastectomy patients recover safely at home
Aug 1
Body composition linked to cardiovascular risk in breast cancer survivors
Jul 24
Use of CT scans during pregnancy increased in U.S. and Canada over 2 decades
Jul 19
More women using cannabis daily before and during pregnancy, Kaiser Permanente research finds
Jun 24
Anxiety disorders increase hospital visits, costs in type 2 diabetes
Healio
Jun 14
Whooping cough vaccine becomes less effective over time, study says
CNN
Motivational Interviews Help HIV Patients Reduce Alcohol Use
KCBS Radio
Colorectal-Tumor Screening for Lynch Syndrome Has Low Yield in Elderly
Medscape/Reuters Health
Jun 5
EMFs aren't just woo-woo nonsense, but how concerned should we really be? Scientists sound off
Well+Good
