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No-chip man­i­cures involve a gel-based nail pol­ish that includes a base coat, two coats of pol­ish and a seal­er which is applied and then cured to the nail under ultra­vi­o­let (UV) lights. When it’s time to remove the pol­ish, the man­i­curist wraps ace­tone-soaked pads around the nail for 10 to 40 min­utes, depend­ing on the brand and num­ber of coats applied.

As heart dis­ease con­tin­ues to be the lead­ing cause of death in the Unit­ed States, seek­ing med­ical atten­tion ear­ly for any pos­si­ble heart-relat­ed symp­toms is crit­i­cal. Learn more about how a Car­dio­Graphe CT Scan can help diag­nose var­i­ous heart conditions. 

The Inspire treat­ment is an FDA approved treat­ment for obstruc­tive sleep apnea. Learn more about obstruc­tive sleep apnea (OSA) and how this new treat­ment can pro­vide com­fort­able relief of OSA symptoms. 

Our Brachyther­a­py team shares the rea­sons why you should con­sid­er brachyther­a­py treat­ment when diag­nosed with prostate cancer. 

Our Brachyther­a­py team shares the com­mon sides effects of brachyther­a­py treat­ment for prostate cancer. 

Our Brachyther­a­py team shares what you should know about prostate can­cer screening. 

Did you know that near­ly 70 per­cent of your immune sys­tem is housed in your gut? While fre­quent hand wash­ing and social dis­tanc­ing are cru­cial in pre­vent­ing the spread of ill­ness­es, being mind­ful of the food and bev­er­ages you con­sume can also help sup­port your immune sys­tem and keep you well.

Accord­ing to the Amer­i­can Heart Asso­ci­a­tion, more than 1 in 3 adults have some form of car­dio­vas­cu­lar dis­ease. The good news is that 80% of heart dis­ease and stroke can be pre­vent­ed. Heart attack signs in women can be vast­ly dif­fer­ent than in men and can be con­fused with less life-threat­en­ing situations.

At just 43 years old and on a trip with friends to New Orleans, Bill began suf­fer­ing from debil­i­tat­ing back pain and what he thought was heart­burn. With a mis­sion of just mak­ing it home, he had no idea that the pain he was expe­ri­enc­ing was a heart attack. Just two months after surgery, Bill and his inter­ven­tion­al car­di­ol­o­gist, Dr. Abdul Sankari, share his sto­ry and how oth­ers can avoid heart disease.

Oti­tis Media, also known as an ear infec­tion, is one of the most com­mon con­di­tions for which chil­dren require med­ical treat­ment. This con­di­tion also affects adults, but to a much less­er degree.