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Walking Month in May 2014

As you may have noticed across our social platforms this month, we have been spreading the awareness of National Walking Month 2014.

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International Coeliac Day 16 May 2014

As part of this year’s International Coeliac Day, AOECS is raising awareness for an improvement in diagnosis rates of coeliac disease.

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Adverse Events

A year after I graduated, I was working in an emergency department when one of my colleagues killed someone.

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Western Doctor Dilemmas

Imagine making an appointment to see an electrician. You talk to them about the layout of your house and the fact that you want modern, artistic lighting…

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Khellin in Vitiligo Treatment

Psoralens + UVA (PUVA) therapy is a well-known treatment for vitiligo, as well as Narrowband-UVB (NB-UVB), but other photochemotherapy regimens for vitiligo

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Urology – Prostate Cancer Impacts

Prostate cancer does not stand alone as a disease affecting an individual. It has an impact on whole families and the circle of friends of each individual..

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A Personal Perspective on Testing for Prostate Cancer

As a urologist who has subspecialized in just the area of prostate disease, I see men with prostate cancer every working day.

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A very successful robotic urology meeting organised in Ankara, Turkey which transferred the experience of worldwide-known robotic surgeons from the USA and Canada to the participants

The 2nd Ankara Robotic Urology Symposium and Course was held between 7th-9th June 2013 at Yildirim Beyazit University, School of Medicine, Ankara…

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“See One, Do One… and Teach One”

Back in the old days, the traditional method of teaching in surgery was characterised by the American surgeon William Stewart Halsted‘s three phrases:…

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Cracking the Cancer-Code

The world of medicine and science changed forever the day scientists Watson and Crick discovered the structure of the double helix of DNA, which underpins..