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What everyone should know about multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the number one non-traumatic disabling disease for young adults in America. “By estimations, 400,000-500,000 people have MS in the United States,” said Dr. Paula Aston,…
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Living with multiple sclerosis: what to know after diagnosis
The diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS) has progressed over the past decade. Options for immune and disease modifying therapy gives people who are living with MS more…
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Specialized support helps MS patients maintain active lifestyles
MS is a lifelong medical condition without a cure. However, with the support of a health care team and support system most patients can lead active fulfilling lives. Many…
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Eye exams, not just for the eyes
If you’ve ever questioned the need for regular eye exams, read on. A comprehensive eye exam can detect serious health problems that are already present or could happen, including…
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Slurred speech: Causes and treatment options
Slurred speech happens when the muscles used for speech are weak or difficult to control. This can occur at any age. Slurred speech causes include damage to the brain,…
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Old drug, new tricks: Low-dose naltrexone as treatment for chronic pain
When you suffer from chronic pain it effects everything in your life – how you sleep, your mood, ability to work and social life. Low-dose naltrexone has been around…
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Enjoy the holidays … one breath at a time
Holidays can be overwhelming, especially for anyone impacted by a serious illness. It’s common to feel out of step with the rest of the world and to wonder, “How…
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Ladies: Regain that lovin’ feelin’
Not interested in sexual intimacy, ladies? There may be more behind that bedroom boredom than a simple lack of interest. It may be tied to female sexual dysfunction (FSD). If…
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Straight talk about bowel control problems
If you’ve experienced fecal incontinence—bowel control problems that result in leakage of fecal matter (yes, poop)—you know how deeply embarrassing and concerning the problem is. Before we discuss ways…