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Persistent fatigue, pain, sleep problems, and emotional distress can remain clinically important, supporting a broader approach to symptom assessment and individualized care.

Just past Boca Raton Regional Hospital’s emergency department on Meadows Road, a sleek new tower is receiving its finishing touches before welcoming patients by the end of the month. Four years after ...

Learn how nipple-sparing mastectomy, including endoscopic approaches, may help preserve appearance, reduce scarring and support breast cancer recovery. For some people with breast cancer, mastectomy ...

Hello, I am Mitsuki, a respiratory physician. Have you ever seen a "bronchoscopy"?On a Monday morning, as a first-year ...

"You may need surgery."After being told that, the term "laparoscopy" often comes up.Even if you have heard that it is "a ...

Benign prostatic hyperplasia, common in men over 50, occurs when an enlarged prostate presses on the urethra, causing urinary ...

"The thoracic surgery department at Gemelli is definitely of an excellent standard," said Dr. Barbara Moscatelli. "The pope ...

Endoscopic spine surgery has a growing following among surgeons and patients. As it grows its presence in spine care, leaders consistently cite one of its biggest barriers to wider adoption is the ...

A.I. VALI aims to improve real-time reporting, clinical feedback and research by linking expert observations directly to ...

Dear Doctor Roach: What’s a Zenker’s diverticulum? My 74-year-old friend was diagnosed with it, along with “cricopharyngeal achalasia.” I’ve never noticed any swallowing difficulties before. -- S.W.

Legs go numb while walking, but feel better when bending forward? Could it be a sign of spinal stenosis?