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Spine surgery success is measured in millimeters and minutes. Dr. D. Kojo Hamilton, Professor of Neurological Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Director and Chief of the Neurological Spine Service at UPMC, believes the future of that narrow window of success is unmistakably data-driven. A nationally recognized educator in complex spine surgery and outcomes research, Dr. Hamilton has built a career where surgical mastery and real-time analytics meet. Dr. Hamilton’s leadership...

Introduction As multi-center, global clinical trials are becoming the standard, the need for consistent protocol adherence, harmonious data collection, and effective communication across sites is affecting all areas of research design. Imaging data in particular plays an instrumental role in determining clinical trial endpoints, including safety and efficacy, variability, inconsistency, and operational inefficiency can undermine the value of research findings if imaging processes are not centralized. Central imaging services have emerged as a strategic solution...

Searching for fertility treatment can feel like a maze of medical jargon. In Lucknow, many couples start this journey with hope and heavy hearts, wondering if they are taking the right step. It is a deeply personal choice that requires both trust in modern science and a strong connection with your medical team. The landscape of reproductive medicine in the City of Nawabs is changing rapidly. Predictive analytics and wearable technology now offer a tailored...

Our gut can be our body’s warning system, alerting us to issues that may arise due to lifestyle, environment, or stress. Chronic gut inflammation is more than just a nuisance; it is the body’s way of responding to injury, irritation, or a perceived threat to the immune system. When inflammation is in the gut, it may look like bloating, gut pain, gas, diarrhea, or constipation. It can even lead to official diagnoses such as irritable...

Pregnancy advice has a way of travelling through generations — and not all of it stands up to modern science. One of the most persistent ideas is that you need to “eat for two”. While it sounds comforting (and perhaps a little convenient), the reality is far more nuanced. Good nutrition during pregnancy isn’t about doubling your portions; it’s about improving the quality of what you eat, understanding your body’s changing needs, and supporting both...

 By Jorge Rey, AuD, HearUSA Each year on World Hearing Day, we are reminded that hearing connects us to the people and experiences that shape our lives. Yet to date, healthy hearing has rarely shared the spotlight in everyday wellness conversations with other major factors like sleep, nutrition, and exercise. As longevity culture evolves, the focus is shifting from simply adding years to life toward improving the quality of those years. For example, strength training...

“Every day, countless lives are turned upside down by negligent drivers who make reckless choices behind the wheel. Whether it’s speeding, distracted driving, or running a red light, these irresponsible decisions can leave innocent people dealing with painful injuries, emotional trauma, and a long road to recovery,” says Siegal and Richardson, a group of Oakland Car Accident Lawyers. While it is completely valid to take the time you need to heal from both the physical...