People taking the “triple therapy” combination of aspirin, Plavix, and warfarin are at increased risk of bleeding. A panel of experts has recommended a set of guidelines intended to make taking this drug combination safe and effective.
Many people experience the discomfort of hemorrhoids. Often they can be treated effectively with topical products and by eating more fiber. If they persist, surgical options are available.
People who suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may find it difficult to exercise, but a program of pulmonary rehabilitation followed by a regular exercise routine can help rebuild strength and energy.
A study comparing two types of therapy treatment for generalized anxiety disorder found that both therapies produced persistent positive results.
I had an electrocardiogram in preparation for minor surgery. My doctor told me it showed that I have right bundle branch block. Neither he nor my cardiologist are worried about it, but I am. Is this serious?
Studies of the cervical cancer vaccine found that it was most effective when given before the start of sexual activity, but the benefits and risks of the vaccine over time are still not fully known.
Researchers are examining the possibility that heavy cell phone use may negatively affect a man’s sperm count.
Psoriasis, which is not a skin disease but an immune disorder, may be linked to heart disease, possibly through inflammation.
A “polypill” containing multiple blood pressure medications, a statin, and aspirin may be a simple, workable approach to help prevent heart disease.
How is it possible for someone with significant coronary artery disease to perform well on a cardiac stress test? Wouldn’t there be some signs of trouble?