September 29 is World Heart Day which means that there’s no better time to discuss heart diseases. Dr. Amal A Louis, Interventional Cardiologist at Canadian Specialist Hospital answers questions about how to prevent and manage heart diseases.
Breastfeeding is, by all means, the best way to nourish a baby from the day he’s born till he’s six months old minimum. According to the World Health Organization, they believe it’s a necessity for mothers to try to feed their babies until they’re two.
Every year, October, you likely see a wealth of information about breast cancer. And that is a good thing. Awareness surrounding breast cancer is incredibly important as early detection, often through screening, can catch the disease when it is most treatable.
Pandemic has changed many people’s way of life to a sedentary lifestyle. Well, are you one of them with the practice of a lot of sitting and lying down with very little or no exercise? A large percentage of the people are physically inactive with fewer than 10% engaging in recreational physical activity.
If you are looking to prevent heart disease and improve your cardiovascular health, what are the best foods for heart health? Have you considered checking which foods are healthiest for your heart? Studies show that a heart-healthy diet might reduce a person’s risk of cardiovascular diseases by 80 percent.
Over the course of time we tend to accumulate textural irregularities like fine lines, dilated pores, wrinkles; pigmentary changes like sunspots uneven or dull skin tone; visible blood vessels; scars from acne, chickenpox or injury; skin sags and healthy glow is progressively lost as time passes.
The patient swung between life and death for the more than two months as his condition deteriorated, going through near death four times and had to be revived all these times.
Children who have been suffering from recurrent throat or ear infections need to consult with an ENT specialist. The statement comes as a result of high number of cases of adenoids being diagnosed at a later stage of infection.
Prostate Health issues are common amongst men and almost half of men aged 50 and above develops benign prostatic hyperplasic (BPH), also known as enlarged prostate.
Patients at Canadian Specialist Hospital can now look forward to interactive 3D visual walkthroughs of their medical procedures and understand the modalities of the actual operation before they undergo it.
As Americans, we are really used to the high level of medicine in our country. So it was quite a decision for me to find a well qualified doctor for my baby girl in a new place.