NBC 4 covered the Dash4Dad annual four mile race that took place on Sunday June 17, 2012 to raise funds for ZERO, The Project to End Prostate Cancer, and The GW Medical Faculty Association. Read ...
When it comes to skin woes, most of us have probably suffered from sunburn or windburn — or both — at one time or another. In fact, on a ski trip last year that my parents promised would be fun, ...
This common skin condition often goes more than skin deep and can have devastating effects on self-confidence and self-esteem. A rosacea-proof skin care routine can help put the brakes on the ...
Warts are caused by human papillomavirus , a family of viruses with more than 100 different strains that can affect both genital and nongenital areas of the body. Roughly 60% of these strains ...
Michael Olding, MD, is listed as one of Washingtonian Magazine's Top Doctors in Cosmetic Surgery for 2017. Read More: External Link
Few things can wreck a person’s confidence like a big old pimple. It would be cruelly ironic if stressful situations — a wedding, say, or a public speaking engagement — could trigger a breakout. ...
If you think that fall’s sweater weather is to blame for a sudden bout of itchy, red armpits, don’t sell that wool turtleneck just yet. Your deodorant might be the culprit. Dermatologists have ...
Cracked teeth, low energy, and a poor complexion are just a few of the signals that you might be way too stressed out. Read More: External Link
America may be in the midst of a D-pression. More and more research suggests many of us—up to 77% of adults, per one recent CDC survey —aren’t getting enough vitamin D. That’s bad news, because ...
You already know that sunscreen, protective clothing, and staying out of the sun during peak hours are your best defenses against deadly melanoma and other forms of skin cancer. But considering ...
In early June, Eileen Korey visited Kari Phillips, her longtime colorist, for a touch up. As Phillips was sectioning her client's hair for the color, she noticed a mark on the back of Korey's ...
There are certain skincare staples that we know like the back of our hands: cleanser, body wash and moisturizer, just to name a few. But toner and astringent? Admit it, you’ve heard of them (and ...
Dr. Nader Sadeghi, an Ear, Nose & Throat specialist, comments on stage 4 throat cancer on cnn.com. Read More: External Link
Psychiatrist Amir Afkhami wrote in the New York Times about Iraqis caught between ancient traditions and personal needs in a rapidly globalizing society. Read More: External Link
Psychiatrist, Dr. Daniel Lieberman, commented in the Chicago Tribune about the psychological aspect of radiation and how it can feed paranoia. Read More: External Link
Dr. Charles Samenow, psychiatrist, comments on Good Morning America about sex addiction and its influence. Source: ABC News Read More: External Link
Dr. Compton Benjamin, urologist, discussed the importance of receiving a PSA exam with a prostate cancer screening on NPR. Read More: External Link
On October 21, 2011, the Sirius radio show Broadminded with hosts Christine Eads and Molly Dedham featured seven GW Medical Faculty associates physicians, plus the team from the Mammovan to ...
Dr. Christina Puchalski, Geriatric physician, was quoted in the Wall Street Journal regarding the spiritual needs to enhance the wellness and quality of life will illness. Read More: External Li ...
Dr. Christina Puchalski, Geriatric physician, was quoted in the Wall Street Journal in reference to spiritual beliefs and health care. Read More: External Link
Dr. Thomas Troost, otolaryngologist, commented in a Washingtonian blog about the benefits of having a humidifier and his recommendations when buying one. Read More: External Link
Dr. Compton Benjamin, urologist, spoke with WROP radio about the recommendation that prostate cancer screening is unnecessary. Read More: External Link
WUSA9 covered the Dash4Dad annual four mile race took place on Sunday June 17, 2012 to raise funds for ZERO, The Project to End Prostate Cancer, and The GW Medical Faculty Associates. Read More: ...
Washington Magazine wrote about the newsbabes event to raise money for the GW mammovan program. Read More: External Link