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  • Could weight-loss jabs be behind rising gallbladder removals?

    Gallstones are listed as a common side effect of the jabs and the UK's official medical licensing body said they were kept under "continual review".

    Source: BBC

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  • Understanding Ventral Hernia

    Ventral hernias occur in the front abdominal wall when muscles weaken or an opening allows tissue or intestines to protrude. Not all ventral hernias will cause symptoms, and in milder cases, the protrusions can be moved back into position manually without the need for surgery. Laparoscopic surgery is often chosen for hernia repair because it has less recovery time and discomfort.

    Source: Verywell Health

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  • Congenital hiatal hernia and the spectrum of short to absent esophagus: a case series

    Although the spectrum of congenital esophageal malformations is well documented, congenital esophageal shortening with intrathoracic stomach is a rare anomaly that poses significant diagnostic and surgical challenges.

    Source: Science Direct

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  • 6 Signs of Poor Gut Health That Have Nothing to Do With Digestion

    Signs of an unhealthy gut go beyond bloating, diarrhea, and constipation. Symptoms, such as fatigue, skin issues, frequent infections, and mood changes, may also indicate poor gut health.

    Source: Verywell Health

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  • Coffee vs. Green Tea: Which Is Better for Weight Loss?

    Coffee contains caffeine and other compounds that may help reduce body weight.

    Source: EatingWell

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