Susan Chow

Ph.D.

Molecular Biology

Susan holds a Ph.D in cell and molecular biology from Dartmouth College in the United States and is also a certified editor in the life sciences (ELS). She worked in a diabetes research lab for many years before becoming a medical and scientific writer. Susan loves to write about all aspects of science and medicine but is particularly passionate about sharing advances in cancer therapies. Outside of work, Susan enjoys reading, spending time at the lake, and watching her sons play sports.

Articles from Susan

Xerostomia Treatments

Xerostomia is the sensation of having a persistent and unusually dry mouth due to insufficient saliva production.

1 Jun 2010

What is Xerostomia?

Xerostomia is the feeling of having a persistent and unusually dry mouth.

1 Jun 2010

Xerostomia Causes

Xerostomia is a common condition whereby patients complain of a persistent dry mouth due to insufficient saliva production.

1 Jun 2010

Strabismus Treatment

The vision therapy treatment for strabismus in the eyes depends on the specific signs and symptoms experienced by the patient.

31 May 2010

Strabismus Symptoms

Strabismus, also commonly known as lazy eye or crossed eyes, is a condition involving the misalignment of the eyes.

31 May 2010

Strabismus Diagnosis

An eye exam is usually required to test for and diagnose strabismus, specialized to determine the focus and movement of the eyes.

31 May 2010

Preventing Jet Lag

Although the absolute prevention of jet lag is not possible, the effects of the condition can be reduced with the implementation of specific techniques.

25 May 2010

What is the Urethra?

The urethra is the passageway between the bladder and the external part of the body, which allows urine to be excreted from the body.

25 May 2010

Sarcoidosis Prognosis

The prognosis for patients with sarcoidosis is relatively positive and it is not usually fatal, with the overall death rate remaining less than 5% without treatment.

20 May 2010