Sweat: What’s normal vs. what’s excessive?
Sweating is a natural body function, but excessive sweating can be a sign of hyperhidrosis.
Munfakh honored with lifetime achievement award
Recognizing Dr. Nabil Munfakh’s 25 years of consummate excellence in cardiothoracic surgical care and leadership.
Inguinal Hernias – Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast
Join Dr. Bradley Kushner for a discussion with expert hernia surgeons Dr. Jeffrey Blatnik and Dr. Arnab Majumder.
Personalized prevention, population impact (Links to an external site)
Adetunji T. Toriola, MD, PhD, brings a public health science approach to one of medicine’s most pressing challenges: breast cancer.
GLP-1s vs. Weight loss surgery: Which is right for you?
With the rising popularity of GLP-1 medications, many people exploring weight loss options are asking: Should I try medication or consider surgery?
Colorectal cancer: Know the signs
Understanding signs of colorectal cancer can help with early detection and treatment.
What happens during a colonoscopy?
A colonoscopy is one of the most effective tools we have for detecting and preventing colorectal cancer.
Wanken named program director of vascular surgery integrated residency
Vascular surgeon-educator to lead training program.
Why is lung cancer screening important?
Lung cancer screening plays a crucial role in detecting the disease early, improving survival rates, and reducing mortality.
Who should get screened for lung cancer?
Lung cancer is a significant public health issue, impacting thousands of lives each year.
Leg swelling: What’s normal vs. what’s concerning
Many people experience swollen legs or ankles at some point in their lives.
5 ways to improve circulation
Good circulation is essential for keeping your heart, brain, and limbs healthy.











