Susan Y. Chon, MD

Dr. Chon is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Dermatology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. She sees patients for skin cancer screenings as well as...

Vigorous Exercise Protects Arteries

Maintaining a high level of fitness into middle age does more than promote overall cardiovascular health. It also appears to protect blood vessels from hardening typically associated with age or plaque build up.

Question: What can I take to help me sleep?

Answer: Insomnia is a common problem. It can affect all aspects of your life,  work, school, social life, and even your health.  People with insomnia have difficulty...

Global Eye Doctor Shortage Growing

More than 200,000 ophthalmologists are in practice around the world. However, the number of new eye doctors is not growing at a pace capable of meeting the needs of a large aging population.

Categorizing Bipolar Disorder

Everyone goes through phases of highs and lows.

You get a new job and feel particularly up for a month - you go through a break up and feel down for a while. However, for those with bipolar disorder the normal swings between highs and lows become severe and extremely disruptive to normal life functions and relationships.

Calming Autism: A Team Effort

Some of the hardest parts of coping with autism can be managing the destructive behaviors that children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often display and the strain these outbursts can put on family relationships.

Brain Power Against Chemical Solvents

Education helps the human brain to make complex networks of neurological connections. Evidence suggests that these kinds of networks defend against chemical solvent damage.

Kidney Drug Helps Transplants & Fights Cancer

Frequently, drugs start life as a treatment for one condition. With increasingly complicated drugs affecting the immune system, it seems the sky's the limit for potential uses of some medications.

Dry Eye Treatment Offers Relief

Dry eyes are commonly treated with eye drops or ointments. For patients with a persistent form of the condition, a brief in-office procedure that requires no recovery is increasing in popularity.

"Liquid Biopsies" Zero in on Ovarian Cancer

Having a biopsy - which retrieves and analyzes tiny bits of a tumor - can be an invasive and expensive proposition. A new method may one day involve only blood samples to look for and identify genes that are out of whack.

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