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In this analysis. Click here to learn more about our methodology.Underactive thyroidAn underactive thyroid, hyeothyroidism, means your thyroid gland isn't making enough hormones, which can lead to fatigue and other symptoms.Chronic skin ulcerA chronic skin (cutaneous) ulcer is a slow-healing sore that can be caused by poor blood flow or other underlying conditions.UTIAn acute urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in the urinary system, often causing pain and frequent urination.See more conditionsLooking for something else?Check to See if Dr. Salman S. Aly Accepts Your InsuranceAccepts MedicareAccepts MedicaidPlease contact your provider to confirm if they accept your insurance.example:Aetna, Cigna, etc.Accepted Insurance PlansInternists Like Dr. Aly Near MeLocation & Contact InformationAffiliated Hospitals1Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital2Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital3St. Luke's Health-Sugar Land Hospital4Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center5HCA Houston Healthcare West7St. Joseph Medical Center-HoustonWhere does Salman S. Aly practice?Doctor’s OfficeCapital Internal Medicine AssociatesHere are other providers that practice at the same doctor's office:Hospital AffiliationsEducation & ExperienceMedical School & ResidencyCentral America Health Sciences UniversityMedical SchoolWestchester Medical CenterResidency, Internal Medicine, 2005-2008Certifications & LicensureAmerican Board of Internal Medicine (ABMS®)Certified in Internal MedicineTX State Medical LicenseActive through 2026GA State Medical LicenseActive through 2026VA State Medical LicenseActive through 2026NY State Medical LicenseActive through 2025Frequently Asked Questions About Dr. AlyCall Dr. Aly for more information on telehealth services.We’ve published patient experience ratings for Dr. Aly in 6 key categories based on 239 reviews. See ratings.Check Dr. Aly's profile to see which insurance they accept.Dr. Aly's office is located at 6903 Brisbane Ct, Sugar Land, TX. View the map.General internal medicine physician, also known as internists, are primary care physicians (PCPs) who only work with adults (not children or adolescents). One of every four physicians in the U.S. is an internist, many of whom are certified in one of 19 subspecialties, including cardiology, infectious disease and medical oncology. See all conditions on Dr. Aly's profile.Let us know if this information is out of date or incorrect.Report a correction to this profileAre you Salman S. Aly?Claim or edit this profile at Living Well With

Sajal Aly, Ahad Raza Mir official comment over separation rumors! News of the separation between Sajal Aly and her husband, Ahad Raza Mir, has been circulating on social media for the past few days, and this news is also being published by various digital news agencies.Netizens are asking why Ahad did not join Sajal in any event. Did they part their ways? Read more: Sajal Aly spills the beans on how Ahad asked her hand in marriageAfter all these rumors, the manager of the actors finally reacted to the news of their separation from the digital news agency and said that it is shameful journalism to publish baseless news about someone’s personal life for your ratings.Fans of the couple say that they have not parted ways and we pray that they will always be happy and together.It should be noted that actress the power couple tied the knot in the presence of a few close friends and relatives abroad during the lockdown in the year 2020.Also ReadSajal Aly and Ahad Raza Mir parting ways?Our famous couples' craze is nothing new, but Pakistan's power couple Sajal... Advertisement Read More News On (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); --> End of Article Next Story

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Health measures,” says Al-Aly. That means other strategies need to become available, including universal vaccines that can protect against multiple variants and nasal spray vaccines that stand guard at the nose, which is where SARS-CoV-2 generally enters. Researchers are currently testing these next generation shots, so while “the good news is that these technologies do exist, they need to be accelerated and brought to market as soon as possible to protect the public,” says Al-Aly.In the meantime, Smith says it’s important for people to understand that they still need to do everything they can to avoid getting COVID-19. That means staying up to date with vaccinations and taking some basic precautions, such as wearing high-quality masks indoors when cases are high, especially in crowded places and on public transportation.“I wish we lived in a world where getting repeat infections doesn’t matter," says Al-Aly, "but the reality is that‘s not the case."