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Having a chronic illness is enough of a burden to bear, but when it’s a rare disease it can be even harder. People who are very sick have to find their own doctors, do their own research, struggle with family and friends who just don’t understand, not to mention cope with the fact that their lives are changed forever.
By now, we know a lot about the coronavirus. Dr. Megan Ranney (the emergency physician and Brown University associate professor of emergency medicine) spent last
By Stephen Ridley Everyday the newspaper tells the same depressing stories. Youth crime, corporate tax-avoidance, dishonest lawyers, selfish bankers, mass genocide, needless wars, countless violent
10 Things That May Ruin A Woman’s Fertility Fertility is a sensitive topic. Women are especially prone to having fertility problems, but it affects men
Crohn’s disease refers to an inflammatory bowel condition that mainly triggers symptoms along the digestive tract. However, it can cause symptoms in other areas, including
Do you know that drinking a glass or two of wine every day can lower your risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and even
WHAT ARE THE WHITE DOTS ON MY NAILS? LEUKONYCHIA [Last Updated on March 1st 2014] What is it? It’s the occurrence of white spots or
The Positive Side of Medicine