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According to the information of National Cancer Research Institute, presented at the Cancer Conference in 2017, about one third of all patients are diagnosed with bowel cancer only after an emergency hospital visit. Most of theses patients are admitted to the hospital due to red flag cancer symptoms, such as massive rectal bleeding... 

German hospitals enjoy an excellent reputation worldwide, recently gaining particular popularity among residents of the Persian Gulf countries. Despite comprehensive insurance policy and free medical care, most of Iran's leading medical facilities are located exclusively in the country's capital. In addition, treatment outside...

What is an abdominal aortic aneurysm? Is it a dangerous disease? Does it require emergency care or will it be enough to just observe it? Let’s also talk about the abdominal aortic aneurysm definition, its causes, symptoms, diagnostics and treatment. Abdominal aortic aneurysm – is a disease when the diameter of a certain...

Chemotherapy is one of the vast therapeutic focuses in oncology, which uses drugs to suppress tumour growth and its destruction. This treatment is used all over the world. It is effective for most types of cancer. European hospitals achieve the best results using chemotherapy. Some patients mistakenly believe that chemotherapy...

Patients suffering from the noise in their ears refer to doctors quite often. Tinnitus considerably influences the quality of life, as constant noise causes anxiety. It distracts a person from everyday affairs and often disturbs sleeping at night. Doctors from Booking Health answer patients` most frequently asked questions concerning...

The University Hospital Bonn is a modern and comfortable hospital for patients. 31 specialized departments and 21 institutions operate on its base. There are over 30 operating rooms, where qualified doctors perform various surgical operations. The work of the University Hospital Bonn is awarded with European and international...

Cervical cancer is an excessive growth of pathologically changed cells in the lower part of the uterus (cervix of the uterus). It is the second most common type of cancer in women. In most cases precancerous or cancerous changes arise in the transformation zone of the cervix, especially when we are talking about common...

Heart diseases remain the most common cause of death in the world. Nonetheless, with the rapid development of cardiac surgery, the mortality rate due to cardiovascular diseases has fallen significantly over recent years. This particularly applies to the developed countries, such as Germany. German clinics perform...