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Endoscopic ultrasound: the key to early cancer detection you need to know about

An endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is a procedure where an endoscope is equipped with an ultrasound probe in order to get an accurate, real-time imaged scan of the internal organs. In this article, a consultant hepato-pancreatico-biliary (HBP) surgeon explains the benefits of this procedure, how it can assist in the early diagnosis of cancer.

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By Professor Carel Le Roux
17.07.24
Pathology

How does Semaglutide treat obesity?

Semaglutide has emerged as a promising medication for the treatment of obesity, offering not only effective weight management but also improvements in overall health. Here, Professor Carel Le Roux, renowned specialist in metabolic medicine, offers an expert insight into how Semaglutide works and the critical health complications associated with obesity.

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By Dr Mehdi Mirzazadeh
19.04.24
Pathology

What is metabolic kidney stone management?

Metabolic kidney stone management involves identifying and addressing the underlying metabolic factors that contribute to the formation of kidney stones. Here, Dr Mehdi Mirzazadeh, renowned consultant chemical pathologist and metabolic specialist, provides an expert insight into metabolic kidney stone management.

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By Dr Negar Maghsoodi
22.02.24
Pathology

Managing lipid disorders during menopause

Women undergoing menopause often experience changes not only with their reproductive health but also regarding metabolic factors such as lipid levels. In this article, leading chemical pathologist and metabolic physician Dr Negar Maghsoodi addresses common questions to provide valuable insights into this important aspect of women's health.

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By Professor Carel Le Roux
30.10.23
Pathology

Weight loss medications: What are my options?

In his latest online article, leading specialist in metabolic medicine Professor Carel Le Roux delves into the different weight loss medications currently available, including Semaglutide, Mysimba and Orlistat.

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By Professor Carel Le Roux
15.03.23
Pathology

Seeking expert treatment and management for obesity

Obesity is a complex and progressive disease that, in many cases, requires long-term medical management to improve health and quality of life. Here, Professor Carel Le Roux, award-winning specialist in metabolic medicine, provides an expert insight into obesity, including how it can be treated and managed.

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By Dr Morgan Moorghen
25.06.18
Pathology

Under the microscope: the world of histopathology

Diagnosing an illness is not always a simple task. Sometimes, samples of the patient’s tissue may be taken to be analysed in a laboratory, and this is where the fascinating field of histopathology comes into play. We asked Dr Morgan Moorghen about the life and work of a histopathologist.

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By Dr Ashish Chandra
01.03.18
Pathology

What does a pathologist examine?

We ask our expert pathologist Dr Ashish Chandra what he examines in tissues and cells, which tools he uses to do it and just what exactly he is looking for.

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By Dr Devaki Nair
21.11.17
Pathology

What does a lipidologist do?

Leading lipidologist and chemical pathologist, Dr Devaki Nair explains the specialty of lipidology, a relatively new field of medical study, focusing on increases in cholesterol and triglycerides in the body.

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By Dr John Bolodeoku
07.11.17
Pathology

Bad cholesterol – how it can be genetic and how you can avoid the risks

High cholesterol causes many problems, such as heart disease or stroke. In the case of familial hypercholesterolaemia, high cholesterol can be a genetic condition affecting around 1 in 500 people. Here we learn more about the condition.

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