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1) Trasylol lawsuits - can death actually be compensated?
Author:
Clint Johnson
Category:
Legal
The risk of open heart surgery is presented to all patients. But what happens when a bypass surgery is followed by complications such as kidney failure, heart problems or stroke due to the administration of defective medication? You may have heard of Trasylol, a drug commonly given to patients during heart surgery to prevent excessive bleeding. What you do not know is that the medication was pulled off the market due to the major complications its administration led to. Numerous Trasylol lawsui...
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2) The Art of Being a Vegetarian
Author:
Alice Lane
Category:
Food and Drink
To some people a meal isn't a meal without some sort of meat included. That reasoning isn't right or wrong, it just is what it is. It seems that the more affluent the society the more meat they want on their table. There is a great deal of history to that perspective. If you look at the indigenous tribes in the world, there are none that are pure vegetarian; they just don't necessarily eat meat that much.That could be for a number of reasons including the need to hunt for the meat, th...
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3) Gastric Bypass Surgery Is Unquestionably An operation That Will Change Your Life
Author:
Donald Saunders
Category:
Health
The number of people going through gastric bypass surgery has risen considerably in the past few years and continues to rise as obesity sweeps across much of the western world. And there is no indication that this situation will change in the near future as we continue to eat growing amounts of fast food and take less and less exercise. As if this was not bad enough surgical techniques to resolve our weight problem are growing better every day and insurers are even starting to pay for an increa...
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4) Psychological Assessment Is The Key To Improving Gastric Bypass Success Rates
Author:
Donald Saunders
Category:
Health
For more and more severely obese individuals weight loss surgery is the answer to losing excess pounds when exercise and diet have not been successful, despite the fact that it is undoubtedly not an easy option and results in a wide range of outcomes in different patients.
There are various different surgical weight loss procedures available nowadays from a full gastric bypass which involves the reduction of the size of the stomach and the bypassing of a section of the intestine to restrict...
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5) A Look At The Health Risks Following Gastric Bypass Surgery
Author:
Donald Saunders
Category:
Health
As obesity continues to grow in the West we are becoming ever more informed about the health risks from being substantially overweight and of the increased risk of death resulting from obesity. But just how far are these risks lessened by obesity surgery?
A study recently examined the histories of a large number of individuals who had bariatric surgery in the 10 years from 1995 to 2004 and discovered that in the region of one percent of patients died within twelve months of their operation a...
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