ClinicalReads

Listen to or read evocative short stories with health benefits.
Otolaryngology 'Is Tinnitus Driving You Crazy?'

Is Tinnitus Driving You Crazy?

Tinnitus isone of the most frustrat­ing ail­ments affecting 20 percent of the popula­tion. Whatcan be doneabout the inces­sant sound?

Vision 'Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month'

Children’s Eye Health and Safety

Telltale signs of vision prob­lems are squint­ing, head­aches, lack of concen­tra­tion, or reading compre­hension.

Cosmetology 'Benefits of Clay Masks'

Benefits of Facials

Washing your face once or twice per day with a mild cleanser before patting dry is one way to keep skin healthy. Are you ready to go deeper?

Individual 'Patients Monitoring Prescriptions'

Patients Must Monitor Prescriptions

In ourhealthcare system, physicians rarely monitor individual reaction to prescrip­tions. Evaluating drug response transfers to patients.

Food 'Are You Still Eating Potato Skins?'

Still Eating Potato Skins

Once the darling of salad bar buffets, potato skins are not quite as desirable among health-conscious patrons. When are potatoes healthy or toxic?

Mental health 'Time Management For Obsessive People'

Obsessive Time Management

General time manage­ment sugges­tions are plan for failure among those with obses­sive personali­ties, unless you keep it simple.

Gastroenterology 'Are You Passing Too Much Gas?'

How To Reduce Flatulence

Despite health benefits of passing gas, there are times when it is inappropriate. Here are waysto prevent embarrass­ment.

Nutrition '9 Reasons You May Feel Fatigued'

Tired of Fatigue

With the general lack of stamina, many do not have access to affordable healthcare. What’s the difference between normal tiredness and fatigue?

Pulmonology 'Considering a Lung Transplant'

Considering a Lung Transplant

Withmany improve­ments to lung trans­plant surgery since the 1980s, post-oprequires a daily cocktail of immuno­suppres­sive drugs and antibiotics.

Rheumatology 'Juvenile Arthritis Symptoms and Treatments'

What is Juvenile Arthritis?

Juvenile, or childhood, arthritis is a broad term used to describe the many auto­immune and inflam­matory conditions that can develop in children under 17.

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