Growing up looks different for everyone. For slow growers and “late bloomers,” parents might consider growth hormone therapy. Is it worthwhile—or safe?
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause causes symptoms such as vaginal dryness and painful sex. Learn how it’s diagnosed and treated—and why it’s not just aging
Thyroid nodules are common and often—but not always—harmless. Learn when to worry, what symptoms to watch for, and how doctors diagnose and treat nodules.
As many as 10% of Americans suffer from legs that itch and tingle at night and keep them from getting to sleep. Why does it happen, and how can it be treated?
The promise of stem cells to help cure diseases and replace worn body parts is being realized at the Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Institute. What does the future hold?
Cedars-Sinai’s new president and CEO, Peter L. Slavin, MD, shares his goals for advancing world-class care, research and education while the healthcare sector faces various uncertainties.
Cedars-Sinai transplant investigators seek to determine whether a more granular understanding of HLA matching can lead to personalized therapies and better outcomes.
Bell’s palsy and facial paralysis can shake your confidence, nerves and sense of self. Healing focuses on restoring connections and, for most, resolves within six months.
Cedars-Sinai’s Office of Health Equity selected 16 fellows from across the institution who are focused on identifying disparities in their departments and crafting solutions.
Cedars-Sinai Cancer is one of only 12 bone marrow transplant programs in the nation to be recognized for exceeding one-year survival expectations after transplant, and it has met this distinction for five consecutive years.
Studies have found a link between microplastics exposure and a higher risk of heart problems. Cardiologist Martha Gulati, MD, shares how to protect yourself.
It may take years to get a lupus diagnosis, due to vague symptoms. Learn about early signs of lupus, advances in diagnosis and treatment, and ongoing research.