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Sweat: What’s normal vs. what’s excessive?

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

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

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

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?

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

Colorectal cancer: Know the signs

Understanding signs of colorectal cancer can help with early detection and treatment.
What happens during a colonoscopy?

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

Wanken named program director of vascular surgery integrated residency

Vascular surgeon-educator to lead training program.
Why is lung cancer screening important?

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?

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

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

5 ways to improve circulation

Good circulation is essential for keeping your heart, brain, and limbs healthy.

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