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The ABCs of Human Pregnancy
Whether one considers the preteen young girl or the mature woman in her fifties, a pregnancy with the goal of delivery of a healthy infant is a physiologic state.
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Antidepressants May Pose a Risk for Alzheimer's Patients
Research shows that patients newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease who recently began using antidepressents are at a higher risk for head injuries and traumatic brain injuries. Keep reading to learn more about how antidepressant pose a risk for patients.
The Importance of Light in Caring for People with Alzheimer's
Everyone knows how good it feels to get some sun exposure (though not without the sunscreen)! However, what might not be known by everyone is the benefits of light for Alzheimer's patients. View this slideshow to learn more about this relationship.
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Greek Yogurt Vs. Regular Yogurt: Which Is Healthier?
It is your personal preference which yogurt to choose the traditional one or Greek yogurt. It is hard to argue which yogurt is better. Both are considered as a part of a healthy diet. the best test will be your taste buds. Whichever you choose, go for a plain, low-fat or non-fat variety, which does not have added sugars and you can always add nuts and fruits of your choice to enhance nutrition and flavor.
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How to Know Your Child is Hyperactive
Hyperactive children do not seek to cause distraction or fuss intentionally, but they have a natural tendency to cause disorder and revolution. Parents and teachers who interact with them should understand the limitation of the child and help them. Read this article to know more.
The Best Ways to Approach Sports for Children with Autism
For children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), playing sports can be extra challenging.
7 Tips to Help Manage Sundowning in Alzheimer's Patients
Families affected by Alzheimer’s disease know how unpredictable each day could be, and sundowning is a phenomenon that heightens this unpredictability in the evening. View this slideshow for 7 tips to help caregivers manage sundowning symptoms.
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Is It Possible Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Can Help Preserve Memories?
Recently, the Mediterranean diet was linked to a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Subsequently, research teams explored extra-virgin olive oil in an attempt to discover a link, if any, between lower risk of Alzheimer’s and the Mediterranean diet.
Undeniable Hope in the World of Fibromyalgia
Few of the questions that everyone asks about FMS are: “Is FMS real?” and “Is FMS a neurological disorder?” Thanks to advances in research, these questions have been answered. View this slideshow to learn about the new treatments and perspectives on fibromyalgia.
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Autism Assessments Are Male-Centered: Why?
Historically, all health assessments and measurements of what is normal have been based on male anatomy and physiology.
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Singer-Songwriter Blaithin Carney Opens Up About Fibromyalgia
Following Lady Gaga’s announcement, Naas singer Blaithin Carney also shared her own story of fibromyalgia. Keep reading to learn more about how this singer-songwriter manages her chronic pain.
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The Many Ways Multiple Sclerosis Affects the Body
No two people who have multiple sclerosis share the exact same symptoms. The nerve damage and inflammation that occurs due to the body’s immune system can attack almost any organ.
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‘Screaming for Help' Over Orkambi Drug for Cystic Fibrosis
When there is a drug out there to limit the debilitation of a disease, and governmental decision-makers don’t provide patients with it, the fight about injustice becomes passionate.
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Meet Josh Llewellyn-Jones, a Cystic Fibrosis Hero
In many respects, Josh Llewellyn-Jones is a normal 30-year-old guy. As with many men his age, he’s into physical stamina and setting personal records.
The Positive and Negative Reactions to Lady Gaga's Fibromyalgia Announcement
Not that long ago, Lady Gaga broke the news of the cancellation of her upcoming world tour. Together with this, she also surprised the world with the announcement of her fibromyalgia diagnosis. View this slideshow to learn more about the positive and negative reactions to her diagnosis.
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What a Lung Transplantation for Cystic Fibrosis Is Really Like
Cystic fibrosis has forced countless research studies, clinical trials, and innovative treatments to try and mitigate the symptoms and effects. One of the riskier but possibly rewarding treatments is that of lung transplantation.
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How Necessary is a Biopsy for Celiac Disease?
A biopsy has been considered as one of the gold standards for the diagnosis of celiac disease, but there are a lot of different opinions on whether or not this invasive diagnostic test is really necessary for patients.
Tips to Help Manage Cystic Fibrosis Pain
As if people living with CF didn’t already have enough medications and treatment to fill up their time, there are many painful side effects that they must be careful in handling.
Natural Approaches to Add to Cystic Fibrosis Treatment
People with CF typically take many medications at all hours of the day. Including natural approaches to supplement medications may be helpful. Speak with your doctor to see if any of these are right for you.
Helping the Family After a Cystic Fibrosis Diagnosis
When parents learn their child has been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF), a period of mourning ensues.
