Cancer remains a leading cause of death, worldwide, despite advances in early screening and patient care. Although systemic therapies exist, ...
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Acute respiratory tract infections (ARTI) account for the most common outpatient visits in the United States each year, averaging 68 ...
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The skin is the largest organ of the body and provides a dynamic barrier against toxic chemicals, physical injury, and ...
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Immunotherapy is an intervention which uses an individual’s own immune system to manage diseases.1 Such is achieved by stimulating natural ...
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The immune system is composed of a complex and highly coordinated set of physiological and biochemical processes designed to manage ...
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Menopause is a physiological change in menstruation emanating from fluctuations, and gradual down regulation, of ovarian hormonal activity.1 Hormonal fluctuations, ...
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The urinary tract is the most common region for bacterial infections, especially amongst females, and is estimated that nearly half ...
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Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a condition affecting approximately 21 million females between 14-44 years of age within the United States, ...
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Functional constipation (FC) is a condition in which a complete understanding of its pathophysiology remains equivical.1 Conventional thoughts behind FC ...
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The liver is an organ critical for the purposes of energy production as well as the storage of glycogen, lipid-soluble ...
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