New research suggests that there may be a link between certain types of germs found in the mouth and the likelihood of developing pancreatic cancer. “We identified two types of bacteria that are associated with a higher risk for pancreatic cancer and have been tied in the past to such diseases as periodontitis, or inflammation […]
Diabetes and Gallbladder Surgery
Medical research suggests that individuals with diabetes are more likely to develop gallstones than the average person, but we don’t exactly know why. There are plenty of theories out there as to why the two conditions are linked. For starters, some experts believe that obesity is linked to gallstone disease, and obesity generally plays a […]
Removing Pancreatic Tumors with the Whipple Procedure
Pancreatic cancer is a very tough condition to diagnose, as the cancer spreads pretty severely before symptoms set in. Because many people aren’t fortunate enough to get an early diagnosis, current estimates suggest that only about six percent of people with the condition are alive five years after diagnosis. Treating pancreatic cancer has continued to […]
The Different Types Of Thyroid Cancer
Cancer comes in many forms, and cancer in one organ can present itself in an entirely different manner from person to person. This is especially true about thyroid cancer, as it comes in a variety of forms. Today we take a look at the four most common types of thyroid cancer. Thyroid cancer typically presents itself […]
10 Common Questions (& Answers) About Appendix Surgery
We don’t often think about our appendix, especially since it’s a non-vital organ. Because of this, when a problem arises, we’re often left scrambling for answers. We thought it would be a good idea to compile a list of frequently asked questions about appendix surgery so people would have a complete list of answers in […]
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