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Esophageal Cancer
Esophageal Cancer An Article by Dr. William D. Lyday The goal of this summary is to help those affected by esophageal cancer, their families and friends. This is a complicated disease and unless you went to medical school, it is pretty tough to read medical books and literature online and have it make any sense. Even if you have no medical knowledge , it is important to have [...]
Heartburn – Overview
Heartburn - Overview An Article by Dr. William D. Lyday Heartburn or GERD (Gastro-Esophageal - Reflux - Disease) is a very common problem. In America, more than 60 million adults suffer symptoms of acid reflux each month. Acid reflux symptoms can begin as early as infancy, but symptoms usually stop as the child grows older. Pregnant women are more at risk for acid reflux. In fact, 25% of [...]
Colon Cancer – Environmental Factors That Raise Risk
Colon Cancer Environmental Factors That Raise Risk An Article by Dr. William D. Lyday Colon Cancer or Colorectal Cancer (CRC) is unfortunately a common occurrence in the US and can be deadly if left untreated. This cancer originates in the cells lining the colon. It is thought that over time, environmental exposures - what we eat, drink and ingest- can cause a series of genetic mutations within the [...]
Barrett’s Esophagus – Surveillance and Management
Barrett's Esophagus Surveillance and Management An Article by Dr. William D. Lyday Overview Barrett's esophagus is a precancerous condition caused by chronic heartburn. Years of acid and bile injury refluxing from the stomach into the esophagus results in a change called metaplasia where the normal squamous cells that usually line the esophagus are transformed to columnar cells. This cellular change can only be seen when looking at tissue [...]
