15 Daily habits reducing your risk of dementia
/Certain factors we cannot change such as a family predisposed genetic component for developing dementia.
Read MoreCertain factors we cannot change such as a family predisposed genetic component for developing dementia.
Read MoreMore than 25 million Americans have gallstones but only about 1-3% of the population will have symptoms over the course of a year.
Read MoreOne of the biggest fears if not the biggest fear of any cancer survivor is a secondary cancer developing.
Read MoreThe complications can range from cardiovascular disease, nerve damage (neuropathy), kidney damage (nephropathy), eye damage (retinopathy), gastroparesis, peripheral artery disease and complications related to the skin
Read MoreThis condition is fairly common – The National Institutes of Health has declared that 5 million American are afflicted with gastroparesis.
Read MoreWould you know if you had heart disease? There’s a good chance you may not since heart problems tend to be subtle without necessarily drawing attention to itself.
Read MoreHere is a look at 10 difficult to diagnosis diseases which sometimes doctors overlook, why this may happen and what you can do to get an accurate diagnosis in a timely manner.
Read MoreA diabetic foot ulcer is when someone with diabetes has an open sore or wound commonly located on the bottom of the foot.
Read MoreOne of the most important organs in your body is your kidneys.
Read MoreIrritable bowel syndrome (IBS), sometimes called “spastic colon,” can be embarrassing and uncomfortable.
Read MoreEvery day, upwards of 20 million Americans suffer from a condition called peripheral neuropathy.
Read MoreAnyone with dementia not only deals with cognitive decline, but also faces the increased risk of falling.
Read MoreAs unpleasant as they can be, a cough is considered a major player in protecting the body against disease.
Read MoreAging brings many physical changes we expect – gray hair, wrinkles, arthritis, are all obvious.
Read MoreNormally the immune system of healthy people quietly does its job of keeping us from getting sick by seeking out and destroying invaders of the body that want to cause us harm.
Read MoreMen are much more frequently affected by nocturia than women are, and those who have difficulty walking are at increased risk of injury.
Read MoreRheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting about 1.5 million Americans with three times as many women being affected than men.
Read MoreIf breathing better is all it takes to improve health, shouldn’t we all be doing well? The simple act of breathing should be straightforward – we do it every day.
Read MoreYou’ve been having issues with your teeth. Maybe tooth pain, a chipped tooth, or bleeding gums. But, like many of us, you put off the obvious – a trip to the dentist.
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