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Oct 21, 2019
Living With Epilepsy: How to Reduce the Risks
Complications of Epilepsy are always possible. But there are things people can do to reduce the risks.
Aug 13, 2019
Why Does My Lower Back Hurt?
Roughly 80 percent of people will experience pain in the lower back that is significant enough to limit activity. However this is a very common issue and one that is relatively easy to deal with. Read what you can do and how you can treat it.
Jul 25, 2019
Recovering From a Stroke
A stroke can come out of nowhere, and it can be permanently life-altering, both for the victim and for their friends and family.
Feb 26, 2019
Hope for Essential Tremor
It’s one of the most common movement disorders in the world
Feb 11, 2019
What's Next for Migraine Treatment?
Thirteen percent of Americans (about 38 million people) suffer from migraine, and every one of them has a different experience with the condition.
Feb 05, 2019
Migraine: Not Just a Bad Headache
It’s more common than asthma and diabetes combined.
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Detecting Hearing Loss in Newborns
Sep 28, 2020
Hearing loss is the second most common birth defect in newborns—1 in 500 is born without the ability to hear. All 50 states in the United States mandates Universal Newborn Hearing Screening, which detects hearing loss in all newborns born in hospitals. Dr. John Carey talks about when and how the screening occurs.
Play InterviewTreating Erectile Dysfunction without Surgery
Sep 16, 2020
Erectile dysfunction can cause stress, self-confidence, and relationship problems. It's no wonder men are embarrassed to talk about it and often seek solutions on their own. Urologist Dr. John Smith says a majority of the patients he sees are for ED, so there is no need to be ashamed. Dr. Smith talks about how he diagnoses the possible causes, the first-line treatment options he recommends and assures men a doctor can find the best solution regardless of the cause.
Play InterviewHow to Get Your Child Off the Pacifier
Aug 27, 2020
For many parents, the pacifier was a godsend in helping soothe their infant—especially for those fussy late nights. But prolonged use of the binky may lead to dental problems and orthodontic work, and in some cases, even hinder speech development. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner explains when and why your child should stop using a pacifier and shares her strategies for getting your child off the binky for good.
Play InterviewThe Importance of Exercise for Aging Women
Aug 27, 2020
For women over 50, it’s “move it or lose it,” says women's health expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones. Weak bones from osteoporosis or creaky joints from arthritis are more likely to develop with age. The best way to prevent these conditions is exercise. Dr. Jones highlights the importance of exercise in aging women and offer some easy ways to keep yourself moving.
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