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Oncol­o­gist Dr. Nasir Sha­hab shares the basics of this can­cer­ous tumor that can affect the brain or spine.

What bet­ter way to enjoy the warm weath­er than a fam­i­ly pic­nic? When plan­ning your pic­nic there are a few things that you should con­sid­er about food pack­ing, trans­porta­tion, prepa­ra­tion and serv­ing to avoid the risk of food poi­son­ing and relat­ed illnesses.

Many peo­ple have heard of both phys­i­cal ther­a­py and chi­ro­prac­tic care. How­ev­er, they may be unaware of their dif­fer­ences, sim­i­lar­i­ties and how the two health spe­cial­ties work togeth­er to help patients relieve their pain. 

We’re wear­ing head­phones more than ever – dur­ing remote learn­ing or while work­ing from home. Our Audi­ol­o­gists share how to ensure your head­phones are at a prop­er vol­ume and when to seek hear­ing care.

Men at any age can expe­ri­ence issues with their repro­duc­tive and sex­u­al health. Read more about com­mon issues men face and treat­ments to over­come them.

Life can get busy and tak­ing care of our skin health can eas­i­ly become an after­thought. Our cell phones are use­ful tools to help sup­port healthy skin­care habits.

We all know that sun­screen is a nec­es­sary step in our skin­care rou­tine. But do you know the dif­fer­ence between chem­i­cal and phys­i­cal sun­screens? Our der­ma­tol­o­gists explain the dif­fer­ence between these two types of sunscreen.

Whether you have oily, dry or sen­si­tive skin, wear­ing sun­screen is a crit­i­cal step in pre­vent­ing the onset of skin can­cer and aging. Der­ma­tol­o­gist, Dr. Kristin Lee, explains which sun­screen is best for you based on your skin type.

Whether from overuse or pitch­ing for an extend­ed peri­od of time, elbow injuries are becom­ing more com­mon in both pro­fes­sion­al and ama­teur ath­letes. As a solu­tion for such injuries, Tom­my John Surgery can be rec­om­mend­ed to patients who are expe­ri­enc­ing symp­toms and who have tried oth­er forms of ther­a­py with­out suc­cess. At DuPage Med­ical Group, our providers are trained to treat patients from surgery through ther­a­py, help­ing you get back into the game. 

New or sud­den gas­troin­testi­nal symp­toms should not be ignored as they can sig­nal a more seri­ous con­di­tion. Our Gas­troen­terol­o­gy team iden­ti­fies symp­toms that should be addressed with your health­care provider.