Health disparities continue to be an area of concern for physicians, health policy experts, and federal health agencies. The reasons behind their existence are complex and involve many factors. One example of a health disparity is how different populations have more...
Major technological, procedural, and pharmacological innovations in the past few decades have transformed the landscape of interventional cardiology, allowing procedures that once required over-night hospital stays to be performed in the outpatient setting [1]. The...
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, and the incidence of breast cancer is climbing every year. One of the mainstay treatment approaches for breast cancer is surgery, including breast-sparing lumpectomies, mastectomies and lymph node biopsies,...
Monkeypox cases are occurring worldwide at an increasingly rapid rate 1. Since January 2022, cases of monkeypox have been reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) by 110 member states—and as of November 2022, over 78,000 laboratory confirmed cases, including 41...
The concept of fast-track surgery was introduced in the 1990s to facilitate earlier discharges home and earlier resumption of activities of daily living after surgery [1]. In the world of orthopedics, fast-track surgery has allowed for even more than early...
Propofol is an intravenous anesthetic commonly used to induce general anesthesia before surgery and to induce conscious sedation when given in lower doses. It is a popular medication due to its short onset of action, duration of action, and recovery time following...
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