If you want to make the most of your recovery from surgery, you may want to change the way you eat. A plant-based diet can bring a range of benefits, including a lower risk of bruising and inflammation.
Nov 12th, 2020
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If you want to make the most of your recovery from surgery, you may want to change the way you eat. A plant-based diet can bring a range of benefits, including a lower risk of bruising and inflammation.
Are you scheduled for a skin cancer screening but not sure what to expect? A full-body skin exam is designed to spot the earliest signs of skin cancer, and we break it down for you here. Keep reading to learn more.
Maybe that mole that you’ve had on your shoulder since you were a kid has changed color, or perhaps you keep growing new moles as an adult. In either case, you should talk to a skin cancer specialist about your concerns.
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Many of us are excited for summer and ready to spend more time outdoors! But, with summer comes an increased risk of exposure to the sun’s harmful UV rays. Learn how you can help to reduce your risk of skin cancer right here.
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A widely recognized skin cancer specialist, Dr. Hendi has been caring for patients in the Washington, D.C. area for over a decade.