Prostate Cancer Treatment: How Doctors Choose Between Surveillance, Surgery and Radiation
A diagnosis of localized prostate cancer does not automatically mean surgery or radiation. For some men, the recommended approach
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Prostate Cancer Is Rising Again. What Men Should Know About Screening
Prostate cancer is common, but the most important question for men is not simply how common it is. It
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Indigo Light May Offer a New Way to Protect Children’s Eyes From Nearsightedness
Summary: A new study from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and the University of Alabama at Birmingham found that
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What Screens Actually Do to Children’s Eyes, Sleep and Development
summary: Screens are not known to cause blindness or permanent structural damage to children’s eyes, but how children use
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You Can’t Naturally Restore Lost Vision, But These Proven Habits Can Help Protect Your Eyesight
Social media is full of videos promising to “restore perfect vision naturally” through eye exercises, supplements, or special routines. While
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World Hepatitis Day: The Silent Liver Disease Every Latino Family Should Know About
July 28 is World Hepatitis Day. Viral hepatitis often causes no symptoms for years, yet Latino communities face higher rates
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