MEDICINE & HEALTH

The Innovators Behind WinSanTor: A Scientific Breakthrough in Treating Peripheral Neuropathy

Peripheral neuropathy affects over 30 million people in the United States and over 300 million globally. It manifests as tingling, numbness, severe pain, and muscle weakness, impairing quality of life and, in extreme cases, leading to complications such as amputations. Despite its prevalence, it remains underfunded and underdiagnosed, leaving many without hope. But now, WinSanTor, a pioneering biotechnology company, is changing that with cutting-edge science.

The Opposite of Addiction Is Connection: Chris Thompson's Sober Sidekick Is the Conduit

Sober Sidekick founder and CEO Chris Thompson shares, "Many people who are struggling with addiction believe they are alone in their fight, and that belief can push them deeper into the cycle." As National Alcohol Awareness Month and National Recovery Month end and the spotlight is turned in other directions, it's vital to remember that addiction is relentless.

How to Become an Orthopedic Doctor and Work at One of the Best Hospitals for Orthopedic Surgery

If one's goal is to become an orthopedic surgeon, then that requires going through the educational and training route followed by developing one's surgical skills in the right direction and, finally, striving to get a job in the best hospitals in orthopedic surgery. It is, therefore, the aim of this article to hold the reader's hand through a guide to becoming an orthopedic doctor and how to get a job with a reputable hospital. Doctor.Global gives us the following recommendations, which you can check in our article.

Asthma 101: Ventolin Inhaler Explained by Clinicians

This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of asthma, its prevalence, environmental factors, and treatment options like those from e-Surgery, focusing on the widely used Ventolin inhaler.
Dr. Nicole Prause

Science Is Revealing the Healing Power of Sex, But Stigma Endures

The idea that women's health and their sexuality are intrinsically tied is gaining acceptance in the scientific community and feminist movements. Although the earliest humans have been capable of having sex and seeking out pleasure, very little is understood about sex's capacity to heal. Pioneering research scientist Nicole Prause, PhD, has been bravely navigating this unexplored realm despite the backlash she and many others have received.
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