Wynne Parry

Disagreements happen, but with the right approach, leaders can diffuse the tension and find productive solutions.

If you’re approaching menopause, or if you’ve already gone through it, you may be wondering what this transition means for your body, your well-being, and your sex life. And you may feel a bit awkward about asking. (via The Writing Company)

Emotions run deep, but they also play out across our skin. So, it makes sense that a skin condition like atopic dermatitis can take a toll on your mental health.

With a deeper understanding of the immune system, there are growing possibilities to selectively turn down only the parts that malfunction—with hopes to someday cure these conditions.

What if, with a little assistance, the body already possessed the means to overcome many of the diseases that afflict humanity?

This invention’s most powerful application may lie in documenting the biological events that unfold within the boundaries of normal and diseased cells.

Using a research assay called VirScan, scientists plan to study how antibodies from people who have had COVID-19 attack the virus that causes it.

Learn how to build an escalation process to make sure patients comply recommended treatments.

Expert guidance offers five ways to make mechanical VTE prophylaxis more effective, patient friendly, and safer.

As unlikely as it may seem, 2020 was a promising and successful year, by at least one measure.

By altering the stomach, and sometimes the small intestine, bariatric surgery can help people with obesity lose weight, and keep it off.

If you give birth by C-section, you can expect the procedure to take about 45 minutes. Doctors recommend it when baby is turned the wrong way and in other circumstances.

After decades of struggle, we’re finally seeing real-world, life-changing applications right here in Philadelphia. Has medicine finally got gene therapy right?