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Dr. Marina Roytman on Hepatitis

posted on April 25, 2019

May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, and Dr. Marina Roytman has defined hepatitis and provides facts on the complexities of the condition. What is hepatitis? “Hepa” in latin means liver and ‘itis” means inflammation. So, “hepatitis” means inflammation of the liver. Just like appendicitis means inflammation of the appendix. What are…

Hidden Scar System of Excellence

posted on March 28, 2019

Dr. Ibironke Adelaja is part of the Community Medical Centers team that is one of six hospitals in the country recognized as a Hidden Scar System of Excellence for providing the techniques to make scars unnoticeable after breast surgery. View Full Article » University Specialty Surgery Associates »

James Davis, MD on Firearm Safety

posted on March 26, 2019

James W. Davis, MD, was one of 24 surgeons — and one of only two from California — on the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma’s Firearm Strategy Team (FAST) Workgroup. The FAST group produced recommendations for reducing and preventing firearm injuries and deaths. The surgeons, like Dr. Davis,…

Doctors say they have noticed a spike in flu diagnosis the past two weeks

posted on March 22, 2019

Matthew Hadeed, DO, talked to KSEE24 News about the flu’s late but hard hitting start this year. And how flu shots are still being given. View Full Article » UCSF Fresno Pediatrics Department »

Being Diagnosed With Valley Fever

posted on March 20, 2019

Dr. Timothy Evans and UCSF Fresno Pulmonary Critical Care fellow, Dr. Kinsley Hubel, speak on the life threatening case of Valley Fever that Erick Vicarme contracted. University Pulmonary Associates »