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Report: Xarelto Bleeding Risks Higher that Pradaxa

According to a recent report from WebMD News, a recent study, which asserted both Xarelto and Pradaxa were superior to Warfarin, found that Xarelto poses a higher risk of serious internal bleeding disorders than its competitor, Pradaxa. The drugs at issue are part of a new class of anticoagulants known…

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More Concerns over Galaxy Note 7 Recalls and Transparency

By now, most people have heard that Samsung’s release of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone did not exactly go as planned.  Problems started when users were reporting their phones were spontaneously bursting into flames or completely exploding.  As if this was not bad enough, there were reports of them exploding…

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Al Roker Recovers from Total Knee Replacement Surgery

According to recent news release from the Today Show, long-time anchor and television personality Al Roker is recovering from his most recent total knee replacement operation. Roker says he is doing great and will stay in the recovery center until he is cleared to go home by his physical therapy…

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Study: Talc Cancer Risk Greater for African American Women Than Peers

A recent study conducted by the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) reveals that African American women are at greater risk of developing cancer caused by talc exposure than their peers who did not use the genital powder.  Study authors noted that while regular use of talcum powder was associated…

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A Look at Robotic Knee Replacement Surgery

A recent news article from Fox News looks at a new procedure that allows doctors to perform a total hip replacement with the assistance of a robot.  While we have seen many instances where hospitals across the country are using robots to perform partial knee replacement surgeries, there are only…

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U.S. Military Testing Whether Testosterone Can Boost Combat Readiness

According to a recent article from Military Times, the United States Department of Defense (DOD) is testing whether giving soldiers testosterone hormone can help them in terms of strength and mental acuity during extended deployments in a combat theater. While soldiers have look joked that the military was secretly putting…

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Clinical Trials Not Showing Benefits of Testosterone

For the past decade, it has been impossible to read Sports Illustrated or ESPN without being told about the benefits of testosterone. The drug companies have claimed that taking testosterone replacement therapy can help increase cardiovascular function, increase one’s libido, boost energy, cure minor depression, curb weight gain and basically make aging men feel…

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Testosterone Therapy May Not Be for Everybody

A recent news feature from the Post-Bulletin involves a question and answer session between a prospective testosterone replacement patient and a doctor at the Mayo Clinic.  This patient states that he is nearly 60 years old and has noticed that he no longer has the same energy to do things…

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