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(Video) Surgical Treatment for Epilepsy
In this Children's Channel video podcast, Roger Hudgins, MD, director of the division of neurosurgery at Akron Children's Hospital, discusses how surgery can ease the symptoms of epilepsy and even provide a cure for many of the most severely affected individuals.
When eating becomes a disorder
Eating disorders are usually complex and a hard battle to fight. But with a little help, you can get over them.
Peptic Ulcer: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment
Peptic ulcers spell serious trouble for your stomach. Thankfully, they can be avoided as well as effectively treated
Piles: No easy way out
Are you suffering from piles? There is no need to sit tight or suffer silently.There are many things you can do right at home to get relief
Medical checkups are important
With the emphasis on preventive health care, check-ups are now more important than ever.
Top Spin
Vertigo is not the fear of heights as commonly believed; it refers to a sensation of spinning or whirling
An eye on infections
Don't let eye infections become a blind spot as they can harm your eyes. Here are some tips to help you identify and manage eye infections
Hand Arthritis: When to visit a surgeon?
Amy Ladd, professor of orthopaedic surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses arthritis, tips for living with it and when it's the right time to visit a hand surgeon
Insulin for diabetes: One prick does the trick
Insulin therapy can go a long way in helping people with diabetes to live a normal life
When the spleen goes on strike
Your spleen cannot handle work overload. So, it protests by causing trouble