Kathleen Corso

South Florida expert discusses causes of rare liver condition

In this health report we turn our focus to a condition called Cholangitis which is an inflammation of the bile duct system.

Top reason for emergency room visits

New data is revealing the top reason Americans head to the emergency room and it's not what many might think.

Non-invasive approach lifts facial and neck area

When it comes to improving appearance, data from the Aesthetic Society shows that more and more people are opting for non-invasive cosmetic therapies, leading to an overall 14 percent increase in aesthetic procedures.

Potential benefit from gingko biloba for stroke patients

Could a natural supplement help speed up brain recovery in the initial few weeks after a stroke?

Procedure provides lasting relief from hypertension

According to the most recent report from the American Heart Association, nearly half of Americans over the age of 20 have high blood pressure which adds up to more than 122 million people.

Drug Offers Hope For Liver Condition

The FDA recently approved the first ever drug for a serious condition that goes by the acronym's MASH and NASH which Dr. Bobby Zervos, a Hepatologist with Cleveland Clinic Weston said are forms of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Procedure preserves fertility for young women with cancer

Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute is the first in the southeast region to complete a delicate procedure called ' uterine transposition' on a cancer patient.

Implants address causes of sleep apnea

Sleep loss and sleep disorders are among the most common, yet frequently overlooked and treatable health problems.

Experts examine rise in uterine cancer

Uterine cancer is on the rise, but survival rates are not. The American Cancer Society estimates the disease will take the lives of over 13 thousand women in the U.S. this year.

Study examines pandemic related substance abuse among first responders

Many studies have looked at the mental health consequences of the pandemic on first responders, now a study is revealing how work place strategies impacted substance use and abuse.

Battling infestation of black olive trees across South Florida

For years black olive trees have been a big part of South Florida’s urban forest. While they provide a critical natural canopy in our neighborhoods, they can also be problematic.

Treatment for ischemic stroke may offer no benefit

Research has found that taking blood thinners after certain types of strokes does not improve outcomes.

Specialized unit in South Florida targets epilepsy patients

An estimated three million Americans are living with epilepsy and for those here in South Florida, there's now a special program providing consolidated care.

Study examines link between African Americans, Alzheimer’s disease

A study at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is shedding light on African Americans and Alzheimer’s disease.

Drug shows promise in treatment of Parkinson’s

Researchers with the University of Florida are finding promise in a potential drug against Parkinson’s Disease.