Dr. Ira Kirschenbaum serves Bronxcare Health System as the Chairman of orthopedics. He specializes in surgery for joints including hip replacements, shoulders and knees. The focus of his practice is correcting bones, ligaments and muscles. He solves the issues of his patients including New York high school, college and professional sports players. Dr. Ira Kirschenbaum […]
Dr. Panos Gikas is passionate about the field of orthopaedics. This is a gentleman who is keenly focused upon altering the course of the next generation of endoprosthetic joint replacements and furthering the application of photodynamic therapy as applied to prevention of infections. He has studied at great length and is the credited author of […]
Although there has been a lot of advancement in the medical field, cardiovascular diseases remain to be the leading killer medical condition in the United States. Millions of people are losing their lives because they do not get the right medical attention. In every four deaths in America, one is associated with some form of […]
Arthritis is a very common condition that affects more than 50 million adults in the United States. Arthritis is not actually a single disease, but a term that refers to many different kinds of joint pain, joint inflammation, or joint degeneration. The most common type of arthritis is osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative form of […]
A lot of people might know about Belle Gibson who has a million of online followers or for her constant Bulletproof Coffee drinks in hand (wikipedia.org). More than that, she has authored a book of her recipes and also has an app on the Apple Store. She claimed that she had brain cancer but was […]
One study suggests that obesity protects against Alzheimers. In addition, people with morbid obesity have a 30% less risk of developing dementia than those of normal weight. According to the Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, thin people are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s. Until now several studies established a link between being overweight and dementia (including […]
We are advised to think of it as interval training for the dinner table. It’s also called ‘intermittent fasting’ and it’s premise is simple – some days you eat a lot and some days you don’t. Fasting for a prolonged amount of time is difficult to do. After all, Paul Mathieson points out we must […]
A “Bourbon” virus named after a county in Kansas it was first reported in, has researchers clambering to figure out a treatment. They are not 100% sure it is the result of being bitten by a tick, but the patient undergoing tests for disease says he was bitten by them. Bernardo Chua has heard that […]
Researchers have recently released information regarding a key molecular finding into Alzheimer’s disease. What is being called, a molecular chaperone, inhibits the Alzheimer’s cycle before it can even start harming brain cells, which ultimately experience death. The research gives doctors a way to treat Alzheimer’s, and scientists a way to search for the molecules that […]
‘Mosquito bites’ are painful; it is not easy to cover up those unsightly marks on the skin. And despite your best efforts to prevent these bites, it seems that nothing works. A fact that is true whenever you are in the same room with other people, but you are the only one to get bitten. […]