Blood and Lymphatic
What do the kidneys do? (7 functions) The kidneys are more than just “urine-making machines.” They are sophisticated, life-sustaining chemical factories that work 24/7 to keep your blood c...
Is a Career in Cardiology Right for You?: 5 Pros and 5 Cons for Doctors and Students Cardiology is often described as the “surgical” wing of internal medicine. It sits at a unique crossroa...
10 Questions and Answers About STDs and STIs Talking about sexual health can feel awkward, but staying informed is the best way to protect yourself and your partners. Whether you are curious about sym...
What’s the difference between creatine and creatinine? Are creatinine and creatine the same? No, creatinine and creatine are not the same. Whilst both are related to muscle metabolism, creatine ...
What is a Nephrologist – and What Do They Do? Nephrologists are a type of hospital doctor called a ‘physician’. A physician is a hospital-based doctor that does not do operations (li...
I need to cut down on drinking alcohol – where do I start? If you think you have an alcohol problem, you need accept it and want to sort it out. If you don’t accept you have a problem, you...
Foot and Toe Problems: 10 Common Causes and When to See a Doctor Our feet are the foundation of our mobility, yet they are often the most neglected part of the body. Whether you are dealing with a sha...
Kim Kardashian and her psoriasis Psoriasis is very common and affects 2% of the population – not just Kim Kardashian. It can start at any age, but most often develops in adults between 20 and 30 years...
Why is Prince William so bald and Prince Harry isn’t? The striking difference between Prince William’s scalp and Prince Harry’s “lovely ginger locks” has been a topic of public fascination...
Skin Cancer: 3 Common Types and When to See a Doctor Skin cancer is currently the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the UK, with over 100,000 new cases reported annually. Whilst incidence rates have...
