BASS Health & Medicine Blog

Liver disease often goes unnoticed until it’s too late. Learn to recognize early symptoms of cirrhosis and when to see a doctor.

Masks can reduce your risk of catching or spreading cold, flu, or COVID-19—especially in crowded indoor settings. Learn when wearing one makes sense.

Too much sitting can harm your heart, joints, and energy levels. Learn five simple ways to move more, boost circulation, and feel better every day.

Minimally invasive gallbladder removal for gallstones, inflammation, or bile duct issues — faster recovery, less pain, and safe long-term results.

Understanding Liver Disease and How to Treat It

Plus, how to spot the signs and what to do next

Learn how to protect your child from COVID-19, flu, and other school illnesses. Get expert tips on hygiene, vaccines, and when to see a doctor.

Recognizing these changes early can make a significant difference in your diagnosis and treatment.

Learn how Collagen I, IV, and XII influence breast cancer growth and metastasis. Discover their role in diagnosis, tumor behavior, and potential treatment targets.

Learn how to tell the difference between a clogged milk duct and breast cancer. Discover symptoms, red flags, and when to see a doctor for breast lumps.

Wondering how often breast biopsies detect cancer? Learn key statistics, what affects biopsy results, and how early detection improves outcomes at Gregory Rhodes MD Cancer Center.

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes red, scaly patches on the skin. While it can flare up at any time, winter weather often makes symptoms worse due to cold air, dry indoor heat, and reduced sunlight.

Cold weather can trigger asthma symptoms. Learn five simple remedies—from humidifiers to flu shots—to help you breathe easier all winter long.

Think you know PCOS? Learn the truth behind common myths about fertility, weight, cysts, and more. Discover facts and treatment options from OB-GYN experts.

Back pain is common, but some symptoms shouldn’t be ignored. Learn 8 signs it’s time to see a doctor for your back pain.

If you are suffering from allergies, you don’t have to soldier through. Speak to your doctor about how to manage your symptoms.