Outfits picked, backpack packed, tickets at the ready - like anyone else heading for Glastonbury this week, Lucy Smith-Butler ...

Colostomy Balsam of Peru 25%, cinnamic aldehyde 2%, geraniol 5%, benzyl alcohol 5%, isoeugenol 4%, Gantrez ES-225 5%, Stomahesive paste (Bristol Meyers Squibb) [ 20 ] ...

Peristomal dermatoses commonly afflict the area around stoma openings in ostomy patients. These complications, however, are often unreported by patients and remain untreated for years, thus ...

Maintaining healthy skin around a stoma is one of the most critical components of long-term ostomy management. Over the years, patients and healthcare ...

Your ostomy pouch should ideally be emptied once it’s one-third of the way full, and it should be changed every few days. [2]A good rule of thumb is to never let the pouch fill more than halfway.

During ostomy surgery, a surgeon creates an opening in the intestine, called a stoma, which is then fixed to the abdominal wall to allow waste to leave the body. This procedure may be necessary ...

Daniel Swales was just 22 when diagnosed with Burkitt's Lymphoma. Brother-in-law Stephen Jefferson has written a charity book ...

Despite all of that, it's one of the things we quietly pretend are normal now, even though they're not, because it's a societal issue that seems far too large and overwhelming to address for the ...

Today's ASCO news roundup has it all: Johnson & Johnson’s cancer hopes, inflation beyond eggs, and CAR-T inroads in glioblastoma.