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Blood Clots: What you need to know about the warning signs, risks and treatment
Recent media coverage of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood clot condition has brought greater attention to a potentially dangerous health issue that can affect anyone, including healthy athletes. Understanding the warning signs and seeking prompt treatment can make a significant difference. According to Matthew W. Lawrence, DO, FACS, FACOS, a vascular surgeon with Shore Read More
A Surgeon’s Thought on Soft Tissue Mass: What Patients Should Know
Dr. Matthew J. Finnegan is a robotic general and colorectal surgeon with Shore Physicians Group in Somers Point. His surgical team operates at Shore Medical Center. A soft tissue mass is a lump or growth that develops in tissues such as fat, muscle, tendons, nerves, blood vessels, or connective tissue. Most soft tissue masses are Read More
National Type 1 Diabetes Expert Dr. Kimber Simmons to Join Shore Physicians Group for Free Diabetes Education Event November 12
Type 1 diabetes isn’t just a childhood disease. It can develop at any age, and some adults initially diagnosed with type 2 diabetes may actually have type 1, the autoimmune form of diabetes, that requires a different approach to care. To help community members better understand pre-diabetes, type 1 and type 2 diabetes along with Read More
Rectal Bleeding: What Patients Should Know
Dr. Matthew J. Finnegan a robotic colorectal and general surgeon with Shore Physicians Group in Somers Point, New Jersey discusses the causes of rectal bleeding. One of my first thoughts is that most people wait too long to seek help because they think it will stop or there is some social stigma associated with discussing Read More
Healthy Metabolism, Healthier You: What to Know About Metabolic Health
When you think about a healthy metabolism, you may think about how quickly your body burns calories. But metabolic health is about much more than that. It reflects how well your body turns the food you eat into energy while managing important factors such as blood sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure. The good news is Read More
Is Creatine Right for You? What You Should Know Before You Take It
Whether it’s promoted by fitness influencers on social media or recommended by a workout partner at the gym, creatine has become one of today’s most popular sports supplements. While it’s often associated with building muscle and improving athletic performance, Scott Warren, PharmD, Ambulatory Care Pharmacist with Shore Physicians Group, says creatine isn’t something everyone should Read More
A Surgeon’s Thought on Diverticulitis By Matthew J. Finnegan, M.D.
Dr. Matthew J. Finnegan is a robotic general and colorectal surgeon with Shore Physicians Group in Somers Point. His surgical team operates at Shore Medical Center. Have you ever had a colonoscopy, or another imaging study and been given results describing “diverticulosis” observed in your colon? Have you been told you have a condition called Read More
Could A Focus Supplement Be Doing Men More Harm Than Good?
Walk through the vitamin aisle or spend a few minutes on social media, and you’ll likely see supplements promising better focus, sharper thinking, and improved mental performance. Many contain L-tyrosine, an amino acid that recently made headlines after a study suggested higher levels may be associated with a slightly shorter lifespan in men. Tyrosine is Read More
Two Kiwis a Day May Help Keep the Doctor Away
Although kiwi is available year round, its bright flavor and refreshing taste make it a popular choice during the summer months. But its health benefits extend well beyond its sweet, tangy flavor. According to Tiffany Rios, RD, CDE, a registered dietitian and certified diabetes care and education specialist with Shore Physicians Group Endocrinology, kiwi offers Read More
Think It’s Just a Pulled Muscle? What Groin Pain Could Really Mean
Groin pain is easy to dismiss. Maybe it started after a workout, while lifting something heavy, or after spending the weekend working in the yard. Many people assume it is simply a pulled muscle that will get better with time. While muscle strains are common, persistent or worsening groin pain can sometimes signal a more Read More
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