Hip dysplasia is when the ball and socket don’t fit together correctly. In babies it’s usually treated without surgery. For adults, a specialized surgery can save you from hip replacement and arthritis.
The new Cedars-Sinai Center for Advanced Gerotherapeutics opens the door to treating the effects of biological aging in the most life-threatening diseases.
As more people than ever before travel to outer space, Cedars-Sinai is studying the impact of microgravity on the body and producing pluripotent stem cells on the International Space Station.
Immunotherapy changed the landscape for melanoma and, in turn, all solid tumors. Now, investigators are unravelling how to make it work for more patients.
For years, irritable bowel syndrome was treated as a “nervous stomach.” But antibiotic treatments, combined with specialized diets and mental health care, can ease IBS suffering.
Colonoscopy is effective at screening for colorectal cancer, yet some people are afraid to be tested. Our expert explains why it’s needed and how to prepare.
We all want to be healthy, but many people delay or even avoid the medical care they need. Luckily, there are ways to work through healthcare avoidance.
Heitham Hassoun, chief executive for international at Cedars-Sinai, was recently awarded the NCHL International Healthcare Leadership Award recognizing his leadership and impact on global healthcare.
Magnesium usage is going viral on social media. Clinicians say supplements can help some with constipation, sleep and more, but further research is needed.
An opioid overdose can be a gateway to recovery if you have the right tools on hand—starting with naloxone. The drug is turning the tide in the opioid crisis.
What’s that bug going around? What can I do to protect my health? The Cedars-Sinai Health Forecast provides you the facts you need to proactively protect your wellbeing.
Knee and other joint injuries are common among young athletes. Many don’t realize that they can cause painful and debilitating osteoarthritis at an early age.