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How Examining Eye Movements Can Help Diagnose Autism
A recent study completed by a team at the University of Rochester’s Medical Center has focused on using tools to develop new methods for early detection.
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Lymphoma GoFundMe Success Stories
There are hundreds of success stories of lymphoma patients needing funds for support and being welcomed into their community with open arms. Here are some of those stories.
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Groundbreaking Triple-Therapy Could Be on the Horizon for Cystic Fibrosis
Researchers work around the clock and the world to find new discoveries in terms of cystic fibrosis treatment. Thanks to foundations, donations, and ongoing research, cystic fibrosis has made leaps and bounds as far as treatment is concerned. There is one pharmaceutical company at the forefront of these leaps.
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Is the Epstein-Barr Virus a Contributor to Multiple Sclerosis?
Though scientists have not yet cracked open the true cause of this neurodegenerative disease, they are closer to understanding its pathogenesis. One of the long-standing potential perpetrators is EBV, the Epstein-BarrVirus.
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How Adherence to Medication Lowers Healthcare Cost in Crohn's and Colitis Patients
Medication nonadherence continues to be a problem in the United States. It causes people to not only remain unhealthy, but it puts a huge strain on health care costs.
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Tofu: Types, Nutritional Value, Health Benefits and Risks
Tofu is a soy-based product with nutritional value and health benefits, but to prevent any disease and to maintain good health, the total diet or overall eating pattern should be maintained. It is better to eat all varieties rather than to concentrate on one individual food. This article will tell you more about tofu.
What Does Nodular Melanoma Look Like?
What Is Nodular Melanoma? Melanoma is considered to be one of the deadliest types of skin cancer. There have been around four to five percent of cases of skin cancers that have...
What Does Trichomoniasis Look Like?
What Is Trichomoniasis? Trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted infection, or an STI, which is known to be very common. In the United States alone, there are around four million...
What Do Red Spots on Skin Mean?
Introduction When there are instances of red spots present on the skin, they are treated as a common form of medical complaint. If the red spots occur as an outbreak, it can be...
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Nurses on Strike: An Ethical and Financial Conundrum
Over the past few years, nursing staff in hospitals, clinics, and care centers around the world have been the subject of labor disputes, protests, and strikes with increasing frequency, and with justifiable reason. Keep reading to learn more about nurses going on strike.
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Jerry Lewis Remembered for his Role in Muscular Dystrophy Fundraising
Comedian and entertainer, Jerry Lewis, died Sunday, August 20, 2017 at age 91. And one of the things he will be most remembered for is his work with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Keep reading for more.
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Foods to Eat When Breastfeeding
Many new moms wonder how breastfeeding will affect their diet. You probably don't need to make any major changes to what you eat or drink Learn more here.
Clinical Trials – A New Ray of Hope for Celiac Disease Patients
At present, the only way to treat celiac disease is through a strict and lifelong gluten-free diet. However, clinical trials are showing a new ray of hope for celiac disease patients. Keep reading for more information.
Useful Tips for Working Out with Diabetes
Many researches have emphasized the importance of exercising for people with diabetes, but it is very important to workout safely. Read on for some useful tips for starting a workout routine with diabetes.
Activities that Benefit Muscular Dystrophy Patients
The quality of life in people living with muscular dystrophy can be improved a lot with various activities. Keep reading to learn more about activities for muscular dystrophy.
How Lupus Patients Can Protect Their Lungs from Unhealthy Air
The air that is breathed in can irritate the lungs and can lead to infection in a lupus patient. Read on to learn how lupus patients can protect their lungs from unhealthy air.
The Link Between Exercise and Multiple Sclerosis
Some people have multiple sclerosis to such a degree that it causes a severe mobility disability. This can make walking and other mundane tasks very difficult, not to mention strenuous exercise. But can an exercise regime be helpful for these people who have severely impaired motor abilities?
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This Disorder is Extremely Common Among Men with Diabetes
Erectile dysfunction has been found to be caused by diabetes in many cases. Keep reading to learn more about erectile dysfunction and diabetes.
Largest Drilling Rig Contractor Funds New Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Trial
Hank Swartout went from finding oil to finding effective medicine, and thanks to his efforts, people diagnosed with early multiple sclerosis may find relief for their symptoms very soon.
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Letting Go of Lupus Guilt
Some people may blame their previous lifestyle for lupus, while other may think that acts done in earlier life may have something to do with it. People need to understand that it is not their fault, and learn to let go of any guilt. Keep reading for more.
