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American bishop who preached at royal wedding has surgery

The American clergyman who preached at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has undergone surgery for prostate cancer.

Millennials embracing cosmetic surgery, report finds

The millennial generation is increasingly open to the idea of going under the knife or checking out non-invasive treatments.

Rush for ‘Barbie’ vagina has experts stumped

A rush of women going under the knife for designer genitals has taken even plastic surgeons by surprise and divided medical professionals on the ethics and benefits of “labiaplasty”.

Dr. Cris Enriquez is a member of the American College of Cardiology with training from Baylor University Medical Center in Texas and Boston University-affiliated Carney Hospital in Boston. He also trained in pulmonology at Yale University.

Why I no longer prescribe maintenance drugs and bypass surgery

I will always remember the Monday morning that changed the course of my life. It was 8 a.m., and I was walking from the parking lot to my office in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, where I had a thriving practice as a cardiologist. I felt pain in my chest and had to stop.

This doctor heals you with your own blood

FOR Talk ’N Text guard Jayson Castro, it was unbearable pain in his ankles; for former UST Growling Tigers guard Jeric Teng, a banged-up shoulder from a really bad fall; and for light flyweight Olympian boxer Mark Anthony Barriga, a torn rotator cuff.

‘Like magic,’ conjoined twins now separate

“It was like magic,” Ludy de Guzman described the procedure her 16-month-old daughters Jerrylyn and Jennylyn went through to become

Regenerative medicine–an alternative to facelifts and surgery

Invasive beauty procedures are unlikely to fade from the scene anytime soon. But growing advances in regenerative medicine are giving doctors like Angela Gomez more options to offer patients in search of more subtle and natural ways to look and feel younger and thinner.