MedStar Health Blog

When an African American man or woman visits my cardiology office, I don’t just see another patient in my schedule. I see someone who may need my extra attention. That’s because African A...

A childhood interest in science made medicine a natural career choice for Ian C. Chang, MD. When it came time to choose a specialty, he found that cardiology offered not only avenues to do clinical ca...

Cardiovascular medicine has been changing at an incredible pace over the past 25 years. But the 2020s may prove to be the most progressive and exciting decade yet. From new drugs and surgical d...

Pelvic organ prolapse, often just called prolapse, is a common condition in which the walls of the vagina drop (bulge) from their usual position. The most common symptoms of prolapse include: ...

Getting a flu shot is the best way to protect yourself against the wrath of the flu. But many people are surprised to hear that they can still get the flu, even if they’ve been vaccinated....

Congratulations to all MedStar researchers who had articles published in January 2020. The selected articles and link to PubMed provided below represent the body of work completed by MedStar Health in...