Health

Patient-Friendly Half of the esti­mated 24 mil­lion who have COPD don’t know it perma­nent­ly damages lung air­ways and air sacs.

Women It is tempting to beg a doctor to re­move aching by any means pos­sible. Any dis­com­fort felt prior to surgery is multiplied during rehabilitation.

Patient-Friendly How do professional caregivers know when a patient is transitioning to death? Pre-active and active phases of death become apparent prior to the inevitable.

Neurologists Increase in dementia cases may be linked to common prescrip­tion medications. Fortunately, one of the most common is excluded.

Oncologists Historically considered clinically insig­ni­fi­cant, Schmorl’s nodes can be an active symptom or cause of pain in some patients.

Educational If your face has unwanted parasites, they may be temporarily eradicated with these solutions.

Patient-Friendly Pyogenic spondy­litis is a rare life-threatening condition primarily affecting adults in their fifties to be distinguished from vertebral cancers.

Women Industry has advanced on the buttocks of graphic artists, program­mers, truck drivers and office workers who sacrifice their rears with irreparable harm.

Patient-Friendly The most obvious symptom of Parkinson’s disease is tremors. It is often assumed to be a musculo­­skeletal disorder. But patients and caregivers should be alert to neurological changes.

Patient-Friendly If doctors could predict Alzheimer’s Disease years before onset with better than 90 percent accuracy, would you want to know if you have markers? How would this change your life?...