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Developing new drugs is a very lengthy and expensive process. Estimates have ranged from $1 billion to as high as $2.8 billion for a single drug before any revenue from sales. The process can take as long as ten years, including clinical trials, which alone take six to seven years on average. Also, there is […]
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Everyone deals with physical pain at some point in life. No matter what kind of pain it is, it’s usually caused by inflammation. Inflammation, or swelling, happens when the body reacts to an injury, illness, or something that irritates it. Inflammation is often seen as a bad thing, but it’s actually part of the immune system’s […]
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Epilepsy Awareness Day, also known as Purple Day, is observed every year on March 26 with the support of the Anita Kaufmann Foundation as a part of National Epilepsy Awareness Month. It was started by Cassidy Megan, a nine-year-old from Canada, to help people understand epilepsy and reduce the fear and stigma often associated with it. […]
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Every 15 seconds, someone in the US contacts a poison control center for help with an accidental poisoning. Accidental poisoning is the top cause of preventable deaths in the United States, killing more people each year than car accidents or gun injuries. In 2023, more than two million people all across the country called in […]
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Like many others, my mother has had issues with her gut most of her life. Several years ago, she experienced an episode of excruciating pain in her chest. Fearing a heart attack, she called an ambulance, but by the time they arrived, the pain had subsided. After some investigation, it was discovered she had sludge in her […]
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Parkinson’s disease is a disorder that primarily affects a person’s movements and mood. It gets worse over time and happens when specific nerve cells in the brain stop making enough dopamine, a chemical that helps create smooth muscle movement. When we think of Parkinson’s disease, many people associate it with something that happens to older […]
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People naturally want to keep doing things that deliver a reward. For example, when a hungry person eats, the brain’s reward system reacts positively with a flood of dopamine, the pleasure hormone. In the same way, a game of Candy Crush on a smartphone helps people relax after a long day. However, the brain’s reward […]
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The dawn phenomenon (DP), also known as the dawn effect, refers to an observation that just over one half of people with diabetes, and nearly one-third of prediabetics, are experiencing early-morning surges in blood glucose, between 3:00 and 8:00 AM, despite not having eaten anything for several hours. This can make it harder to keep […]
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For years, I watched my mother care for others. As a young woman, she nursed her mother, who had multiple sclerosis. After that, she nursed my father through cancer. And not long after he passed, she nursed her father through dementia, and most recently a sister through breast cancer. While she sees this as a […]
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Folate is a form of B9 vitamin that helps the body grow and develop properly. While everyone needs folate, it is especially important for pregnant women. Folate deficiency during pregnancy can cause problems with the development of a baby’s brain and spinal cord, known as neural tube defects. Folic acid is the man-made version of […]
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Psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis (PsA), and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are three chronic autoimmune system disorders that cause inflammation in different parts of the body. They share common immune system dysfunctions and can sometimes occur together. Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease where the immune system triggers rapid skin cell production, leading to thick, scaly patches […]
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If there’s still some doubt in your mind about whether you can lose more weight with a simple diet and exercise program than you can with the highly popular new weight-loss medicines, then you should pay some attention to the following quote that puts this issue to rest once and for all. According to Dr. […]
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E-prescriptions streamline medication access, but while mostly beneficial, some patients may still require printed copies for flexibility.
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A disease is considered rare when it impacts fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S. There are over 10,000 rare diseases that affect more than 30 million Americans. In 2025, February 28th is Rare Disease Day to raise awareness of and support for those living with such diseases. To support that day, here is some info about 10 rare […]
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Introduction to intestinal worm infections Intestinal worm infections are more common in children but can show up at any age, especially in people who have been traveling to undeveloped parts of the world with poor sanitation and contaminated food or water sources. Unfortunately, even in more advanced countries, natural weather events such as flooding and […]
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Sleep is just as important for our overall well-being as diet and exercise, yet it’s often overlooked. The importance of sleep goes beyond mere rest; it is tied to the prevention and management of numerous health issues. Every Friday before the spring vernal equinox, an annual event organized by the World Sleep Society seeks to work […]
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Knee pain is one of those unwelcome surprises life may throw at us, especially as we get older. Much like those mysterious body clicks and creaks that suddenly show up out of nowhere, one day, you’re running up the stairs two at a time, and the next, you’re wondering when your knees started sounding like […]
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Last week, I was hit with that dreaded seasonal flu that has been making the rounds in the northern hemisphere. While most of those nearest and dearest to me recovered after just a few days of bed rest, mine decided to go straight to my lungs, leaving me breathless…and with a severe case of pneumonia. […]
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Cold and flu symptoms can hit any time—clogged sinuses, a pounding headache, and that relentless cough that won’t quit. Many turn to Dexamol Cold and Flu Tablets for relief, trusting its separate day and night formulas to work when needed. But could these tablets come with an unexpected twist? Some ingredients may cause drowsiness at […]
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In February 2024, one of my dearest friends gave birth to her second child, a beautiful little fellow named Ari. Months before this momentous occasion, she had found out that Ari would be born with Down syndrome and also with a congenital heart issue that would require surgical intervention within his first few months of […]
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A friend of mine has recently been diagnosed with depression. His doctor has suggested that alongside therapy sessions, he consider medication as well. Unfortunately, the stigma around taking prescribed antidepressants has caused him to resist this course of treatment out of fear of some of the common side effects of antidepressants. He thinks that feeling […]
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If you’re anything like me, and someone close to you has Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), you’ve probably wondered whether there are natural ways to help manage it. Maybe you’re wary of ADHD medications because you’ve heard some people talk about the side effects that they or someone they know have experienced, or perhaps you just want […]
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Whenever it is time for my annual checkup with my doctor, she seems concerned about my blood sugar levels, and she always tests for prediabetes. Whether it is because I carry some excess weight around my midsection or because she is just doing her due diligence, I appreciate this about her because I am a […]
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March is National Kidney Month, a time to focus on kidney health. In 2025, National Kidney Month will center around the theme “Know Your Kidneys: The Path to Prevention.” The campaign encourages people to understand how the kidneys work, the conditions that can harm them, and the habits that can keep them healthy. Raising awareness […]
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