Matching gender of surgeon, patient does not affect outcomes: Study
A recent study from UCLA found that patient-surgeon
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A recent study from UCLA found that patient-surgeon
A new study published in JAMA Surgery finds that patients treated by female surgeons are less likely to experience adverse outcomes after surgery.
Four female surgeons in East Norriton, PA have formed a close bond to support each other in and out of the OR. They consult, refer patients, and even operate to
A recent study published to the medical journal JAMA Surgery indicates that when women are operated on by male surgeons, compared with female surgeons, t
>> it is in combination with those things. in kids who are severely obese diet and exercise interventions aren't enough. if we look at society in general. sometimes it's difficult. if you can intervene with diet and exercise that's great. if your health is going downhill you might need something else. normally we have a pyramid where we try lifestyle interventions first even for adults. if that's not working you jump to medication. not that you want to be on them just that you have to weigh the risks and benefits. if you start getting sicker and there are more problems you might have to jump t...