Dr. Interested Blog

An in-depth look at the crucial role nurses play in elder care facilities, their responsibilities, challenges, and the impact they make on patients' lives.

Discover the specialized world of pediatric nursing, where healthcare professionals dedicate their careers to caring for children from infancy through adolescence.

Explore the essential role of internists and general care providers as the foundation of the healthcare system and often the first point of contact for patients.

Delve into the specialized field of endocrinology and learn how these physicians diagnose and treat hormonal disorders affecting multiple body systems.

Explore the fascinating history of Coley's Toxins, one of the earliest forms of immunotherapy, and its impact on modern cancer treatment approaches.

Understand how modern immunotherapy harnesses the body's own immune system to fight cancer, revolutionizing treatment approaches and outcomes.

A comprehensive overview of cancer, exploring its causes, types, diagnosis, treatment approaches, and the latest research developments.

An in-depth look at anaplastic thyroid cancer, one of the most aggressive forms of thyroid cancer, including diagnosis, treatment options, and research developments.

Trace the fascinating evolution of chemotherapy from its origins in World War I to modern targeted approaches, and understand its transformative impact on cancer treatment.

Nephrologists are doctors who treat kidney conditions like kidney failure, stones, and chronic kidney disease. They also manage related issues like high blood pressure and help oversee dialysis and transplants.

Explore how eosinophils, once known for their role in allergies and parasites, are now influencing cancer outcomes—sometimes acting as defenders, other times as accomplices in tumor progression.

Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) is a non-invasive cancer treatment that uses precise, high-dose radiation beams to target tumors, especially in the brain, spine, and lungs. It delivers focused radiation with minimal damage to healthy tissue, often in just 1–5 sessions. SRS is ideal for small, well-defined tumors and offers quick recovery, though it's not suitable for larger or widespread cancers.