Though surgery remains an important tool, technology is offering targeted treatment options without the risks of a brain operation.
If you’re living with a condition known as fatty liver, it may be time to consider bariatric surgery. Dennis Smith, MD, FACS, FASMBS, AdventHealth Bariatric Surgeon, explains more in our blog.
Read about a condition called deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, risk factors, warning signs and how we can help.
“I know I had two doctors, but it felt like I had one team,” says pelvic floor patient Lori Ellison. Learn more about how Dr. Kow and Dr. deBeche-Adams formed a connected care team to help Lori find...
What happens when a patient loses weight after a bariatric procedure only to gain it back? Is there hope after bariatric surgery that didn’t work?
Learn how to ensure your weight-loss surgery works in the long-term through healthy lifestyle choices like proper nutrition, exercise that strengthens your muscles and follow-up care.
“Patients need to make a real commitment to appropriate diet and exercise before a bariatric procedure,” says bariatric surgeon Dr. Christian Birkedal. Get more guidance on our blog.
In a small clinical study, dostarlimab has led to 100% remission for colorectal cancer patients. Dr. Mohamedtaki Tejani explains how it works and which patients qualify for this treatment.
If you’re considering weight loss surgery, learn more about what to expect with advice from our bariatric surgeon, Dr. Dennis Smith.
Dr. Nivedita Jerath explains the multidisciplinary ALS Clinic at the AdventHealth Neuroscience Institute.
