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Posted in Paediatrics on Oct 16th, 2009
Consultant Paediatric Surgeon Niall Jones explains how minimal access surgery, such as the laparoscopic procedures he describes is now accepted as the best and safest way to operate on babies and children.
Posted in Uterine Fibroids on Oct 15th, 2009
Mr Adrian Lower the latest diagnostic methods with treatment options Fibroids, Intrauterine adhesions (Asherman’s Syndrome), Infertility, Peritoneal adhesions
Posted in Hormone Replacement Therapy on Oct 14th, 2009
In his article for in Capital Health, Professor John Studd who is one of the internationally recognised leading experts in women’s health, explains the benefits of hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
Posted in vitamin d on Oct 12th, 2009
vitamin D status in his patients and says that his data confirms the more widely reported fact that a high proportion of the elderly have dangerously low levels
Posted in Addiction treatment on Oct 9th, 2009
National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse that reveal the number of 18-24 year olds seeking help for cocaine abuse has doubled in the last year,
Posted in Cancer Treatment London on Oct 8th, 2009
In Capital Health has recently published articles on blood tests and other diagnostic tests. The timing is therefore good to learn of a new blood test for colon and bowel cancer. Does this test work? If so, what are the implications? London bowel cancer expert, Austin Obichere says that this new test for colorectal surgery [...]
Posted in Bone Pain on Oct 7th, 2009
Image guided radiofrequency ablation (RFA) of bone metastases, Consultant Interventional Spine and Pain Physician Dr Nigel Kellow explains the latest options for treating
Posted in Spine on Oct 6th, 2009
As Consultant Interventional Spine and Pain Physician Dr Nigel Kellow explains in a series of highly useful articles for in Capital Health sciatica and brachialgia
Posted in Varicose Veins on Oct 5th, 2009
Varicose Veins: Modern Treatment Options by Dr David West a useful starting point.
Posted in Prostate Cancer on Oct 2nd, 2009
Due to risks associated with over diagnosis and subsequent unnecessary treatment, there is a need for far better selection of men who should be screened for PSA
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