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Robotic Surgery for Colorectal Diseases

By Dr. Lourdes M. Pelaez-Echevarria, DO Colorectal cancer surgery and the use of robotics are near and dear to my heart due to the advancements and ability to treat cancer so effectively. Years ago, colorectal surgery was an invasive procedure that made large incisions from stem to stern, which was …

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Ovarian Cancer Symptoms Often Get Overlooked

Ovarian Cancer Symptoms

By Parveen Vahora, M.D. Ovarian cancer often has no early symptoms, or the symptoms are confused with other disorders. Because it often gets diagnosed in later stages, it can be challenging to treat. If you have persistent bloating, distention, or a sensation of being full, these can be warning indicators. …

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Studies Show HBOT Can Increase Neuroplasticity After Stroke

Worldwide, one on six people will suffer from a stroke and of those, one-third will experience a recurrent stroke.1 Stroke cuts off oxygen to the brain by way of either a blood clot or a hemorrhage. When the brain is no longer supplied oxygen (hypoxia) brain cells begin to die …

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Do You Have A Ticking Time Bomb in Your Leg?

Ticking Time Bomb in Your Leg

By Bryan Carter, MPA-C, Phlebology-Surgery Have you ever noticed sensations in your legs that made you wonder if you should see a doctor, but since they seemed to subside, you ignored the symptoms away?  Many people overlook the life-threatening warning signs that could lead to an embolism.  If you’ve experienced swollen …

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Helping Teenagers Prepare for the 2021-22 School Year

Helping Teenagers Prepare for the 2021-22 School Year

Being a teenager is not easy! Teens are working to become more independent and learning to manage the changes in hormones, all while keeping up with friendships, relationships, breakups, schoolwork, sports, applying to colleges, social media, family and first-time jobs. Even the best teenagers still have piles of work and …

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Breast MRI – When You Need to Know More

Breast MRI

Breast MRI is a magnetic resonance imaging exam of the breast, used to further study an abnormality discovered by a screening mammogram or to determine the extent of breast cancer that may be present. In women who are considered to be at high risk of breast cancer, such as those …

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A Skin Cancer Treatment That Doesn’t Require Cutting or Surgery – Bladeless Electron Beam Therapy

Skin Cancer

Non melanoma skin cancers such as basal and squamous cell, often require in-depth surgery that can leave scars, long recovery times, pain, and anxiety. ForCare Dermatology is the first office in Tampa Bay to offer an innovative procedure that requires no cutting, and no downtime. It is an advanced Bladeless …

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Do You Have Gout? Getting Treatment and Preventing Future Flares is Crucial Learn How You Can Participate in a Clinical Trial

Have Gout

Gout is a painful arthritic condition. For individuals that have flares or gout, the pain can be debilitating. The joint may feel stiff, painful and have burning sensations. Even the smallest or slightest pressure on the joint can feel unbearable for the first few hours of the flare with lingering …

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How Interest Rates Affect Stocks Prices

Interest Rates

When the Fed lowers interest rates, it aims to increase borrowing and spending by businesses and consumers. It also aims to generate more business activity and more hiring. When the central bank raises interest rates, it is generally an action to reduce inflation and “cool off” the economy. The focus …

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Diabetes Adversely Affects Foot and Leg Health

Dr. Brent Carter Diabetic neuropathy is a progressive disease that affects nearly 200,000 new patients per year. Roughly, 29 million Americans have diabetes. Many of these cases are undiagnosed, but for those individuals that struggle with the disease, symptoms of diabetic neuropathy can be debilitating. People with diabetes have an …

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