Update on Cervical Cancer

While the incidence of cervical cancer is on the decline in the U.S., it is still a deadly disease, so prevention and early detection are essential.

The Changing Face of HIV

There is no cure for this disease, but with effective treatments, it is no longer a death sentence.

Proactive Screening for Men’s Health

Men have higher rates of death from preventable causes than women for many reasons, but research points mainly toward a failure to seek preventive care.

Practicing Medicine: A New Quality of Care

As I entered the exam room to meet Bob for the first time, I smiled with relief. Bob looked pleased to be in our clinic, appearing well-tanned and comfortable. I had already noted the priority that he had scrawled on the intake form for today’s visit: “ear wax.” I was relieved that this would be […]

Update on Rheumatoid Arthritis

While there is no cure for this autoimmune disease, there are many treatments, including behavioral, medicinal and surgical, and research is ongoing.

Chronic Inflammation: The Cause of Disease?

Researchers are studying the effects of chronic inflammation on some of the world’s deadliest diseases and how it can be managed and prevented

An Update on Meningitis

While the incidence of meningitis is relatively low in the U.S., this dangerous disease can be lethal. Fortunately, preventive vaccines are available.

The State of Acquired Hemophilia

Treatment for this difficult-to-diagnose form of hemophilia has to be individualized for each patient, but the prognosis is often good.