Bret Michaels taking 'several months off to heal' Poison star Bret Michaels will be taking the "next several months off" to focus on his recovery after undergoing kidney stone surgery. BANG Premier · Aug 24
Brain Cancer Patients Vaccinated Against COVID Before Surgery Lived Twice as Long in a Preprint Analysis A preprint of 187 glioblastoma patients links COVID vaccination within 100 days of surgery to doubled survival. It has not been peer-reviewed. Medical Daily · Aug 24
Bret Michaels cancels all upcoming shows on doctor's orders. "I may have just chosen to go sooner than I should have" Michaels played a comeback show on Friday after recent surgery but cannot go on Louder · Aug 24
Strength Athlete, 41, Loses Arms And Legs After Routine Checkup Takes Horrifying Turn “Every day has been a battle for her. Every day has been a fight,” her husband, Amery Lee Caoili, said. Bored Panda · Aug 23
Melania Trump Plastic Surgery Rumours: Surgeon Notes 'Subtle Changes That Could Suggest She's Had Some Work' Melania Trump's return to the White House after a month-long absence has sparked plastic surgery rumours, as a cosmetic surgeon highlights 'subtle changes' while stressing nothing is confirmed. International Business Times UK · Aug 23
Knights stars banned, Warriors winger's injury revealed Dom Young has escaped a heavy suspension by the NRL's match review committee, while Dallin Watene-Zelezniak will undergo collarbone surgery. AAP · Aug 23
A New York surgeon says Anthem denied his patient’s Poland syndrome surgery as cosmetic, then he asked what if she had no nose The asymmetry in health care We Got This Covered · Aug 22
Spider Silk Is Being Tested as Surgical Sutures, Wound Dressings, and Biomedical Protein Material The thread that outperforms steelA dragline silk thread spun by Nephila pilipes, the giant golden orb-weaver found across South and Southeast Asia, has a tensile strength of roughly 1.3 gigapascals, stronger than high-grade steel at a fraction of the weight. That single biological fact is what has made spider silk… Times Life · Aug 22
'It's a no-brainer': How Danii raised $30,000 for critical cancer research Danii couldn't have been happier watching her lustrous locks fall to the ground. The Canberra Times · Aug 21
He Finished an Expiring Bag of Peanuts, and Surgeons Pulled 500 Milliliters of Them Out of His Small Intestine A man in his 70s ate a large packet of peanuts before it expired and formed a phytobezoar that blocked his bowel and required emergency surgery. Medical Daily · Aug 21
Fox & Friends host Lawrence Jones breaks silence on mysterious absence from show Jones was absent from the show earlier this year for a similar reason The Independent UK · Aug 21
Rahul Gandhi ends six-hour dharna after FIR registered over youth's pellet injuries Congress leader Rahul Gandhi ended his over-six-hour dharna at Delhi’s Parliament Street police station on Friday after an FIR was registered over pellet injuries suffered by youth Sahil Lochab during the July 20 protest. Gandhi had demanded the case after Lochab sustained injuries to his eyes and abdomen and underwent… The Economic Times · Aug 21
Woman Had Both Legs And Hands Amputated After Routine Surgery, And Her Reaction Moves People Lucinda Mullins went in for kidney stone surgery and woke up without her legs, her hands or her forearms. Her response was peace. She has since built an accessible home, returned to work and passed a law. She said from the beginning that this was not a sad story. She… Bored Panda · Aug 21
A Rare Breast Cancer Can Read as Probably Benign on a Mammogram, and Mastectomy Is Not the Treatment It Needs Primary breast lymphoma is treated with chemotherapy, not surgery, and published cases show imaging repeatedly pointing clinicians the wrong way. Medical Daily · Aug 21
Medical Daily · Aug 21 A Wire Left in His Chest During Bypass Surgery in 2002 Turned Up Inside His Left Ventricle A pacing wire left after bypass surgery crossed into the left side of an 81-year-old man's heart and was found by chance decades later.
International Business Times UK · Aug 20 What's Wrong With Trevor Nelson? The 60-Year-Old Radio 2 DJ Speaks Out After Secret Brain Tumour Surgery BBC Radio 2 presenter Trevor Nelson reveals he underwent surgery for a brain tumour, explaining his absence from radio. He shares his recovery journey and plans to return to broadcasting.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 20 BBC’s Trevor Nelson recovering after brain tumour surgery Radio 2 DJ, who stepped back from work commitments in June, says operation went ‘incredibly well’
Bored Panda · Aug 20 JK Rowling Stuns Internet With Unexpected Take On Transgender Surgery “I’ve always believed that adults with intractable gender dysphoria may only find peace after surgery and taking hormones.”
Medical Daily · Aug 20 Two Sisters Had Emergency Kidney Stone Surgery 24 Hours Apart After Years of Being Told They Were Too Young Claire and Lilyana Ziemba had emergency kidney stone surgeries a day apart, after years of hearing that young women do not get stones.
Evening Standard · Aug 20 Trevor Nelson says he is ‘on the mend’ after surgery for brain tumour The broadcaster and DJ announced in June he was taking a break from work to deal with ‘health issues’.
Evening Standard · Aug 20 Reform leader in Scotland had cancer diagnosed on day of Holyrood election Malcolm Offord said he had surgery to remove his prostate last week.
Fortune · Aug 20 'Game-changer' GLP-1s could fix America's obesity crisis—but 2 inequalities stand in the way Wells Fargo Industry Insights' Robin Wenzel says the drugs are rewriting healthcare economics, but the math doesn't "pencil out" too often.
Medical Daily · Aug 20 Medicare Pays Doctors Less for Cataract Surgery, and Patients Are Being Offered Laser Upgrades Costing Thousands Medicare pays about $520 for cataract surgery, down 20 percent in a decade, and laser add-ons cost patients $1,000 to $3,000 per eye.
The Independent UK · Aug 20 Sam Curran undergoes surgery to end chances of England Test recall Curran had been in line to bolster England’s squad for the Test series against Pakistan
The Times of India · Aug 20 Meet Rayhan Papar, the 18-year-old Texas student who trained a da Vinci surgical robot to remove tumors; it succeeded in 3 of 4 gel-model tests A brilliant eighteen-year-old student has engineered a cutting-edge framework designed for surgical robots. Utilizing a simulation strategy, this innovative system instructs robots on autonomous tumor excision. Tested on a da Vinci surgical platform alongside gel models, it achieved success by removing tumors in three out of four trials. This pioneering…