Month: February 2014

As we grow older, our skin ages and loses its youthful appearance. Wrinkles show up around the eyes and lips, and age spots surface on the hands and

Brain cancer has been increasing worldwide over the past two decades and is now the most common solid tumor diagnosed in childhood.  Thankfully, brain tumors in children behave

About one in every five primary brain tumors are classified as meningiomas, and approximately 25% of these are located in the base of the skull. These tumors actually

One of the best ways to prevent skin cancer from developing in the first place is to eliminate precancerous skin conditions—those that have a propensity for developing into

Malignant tumors of the spine account for up to 8% of all tumors found in the central nervous system.  The diagnosis of spinal tumors is routinely established according