Category: Disease & Infections

Today we’re sitting down with medical expert Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, who’s previously been a professor at UCLA and is currently a clinical professor of Medicine at USC.     Our guest for this CityHealth interview is Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, who’s been…...

We’re discussing back-to-school season and university re-openings, some of the best safety measures students and parents can take, and the big picture takeaways of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our academic institutions and students. Our special guest for this…...

Today we’re sitting down with Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, who’s been a professor at UCLA and is currently a clinical professor of Medicine at USC.   Dr. Jeffrey Klausner is an expert in infectious disease prevention and control. He is a frequent…...

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) isn’t a conversation most people want to have, but it actually affects between 25 and 45 million people in the United States. And IBS isn’t just frequent trips to the bathroom. It often entails abdominal pain…...

Diabetes affects a staggering 422 million people around the world and 34.2 million Americans, meaning it’s very likely that you or someone you know is affected by the condition.  But for a condition that is so common, many people still…...

Sexually transmitted infections: it’s a topic many people prefer to avoid but shouldn’t. Did you know that the CDC estimates one in five Americans has a sexually transmitted infection?  And according to the World Health Organization, more than 1 million…...

Men are twice as likely to get kidney stones than women. And people aged 20 to 50 are at the highest risk of kidney stones. However, various factors can increase your risk of developing a stone.  You may be more…...

Each year, 45 million Americans complain of headaches. While one in seven Americans, or approximately 47,000, report migraines each year. But what’s the difference? It’s important to understand what is a headache and what is a migraine so you can…...