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Myositis and Sun Protection

Avoid triggering flare-ups and inflammation by wearing sunscreen and other sun-protective clothing daily

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May 11, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty

How Does Dermatomyositis Affect Your Skin?

Inflammation can cause a variety of skin symptoms, from heliotrope rash to calcium deposits

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Tips To Reverse Type 2 Diabetes

Remission is possible for Type 2 diabetes, but it requires significant, sustained changes to your health

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Steps To Take Toward Diabetes Prevention

Focus on exercise, healthy eating and weight management to help lower your risk

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May 8, 2026/Orthopaedics

Are ‘Cold Plunge’ Ice Baths Good for You?

Cold-water immersion offers benefits like sore muscle relief, but the therapy comes with risks, too

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May 8, 2026/Allergies

ACHOO Syndrome: Why You Sneeze When You Look at the Sun

The photic sneeze reflex is a surprisingly common reaction to bright lights

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Planning for the Future With IgA Nephropathy

Thinking ahead — about having kids, preventing infectious diseases and more — can help you thrive with this chronic kidney disease

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Living With a Rare Disease: Finding Support When You Have IgA Nephropathy

Social support, educational resources and mental healthcare can positively impact your kidney health

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Diagnosed With IgA Nephropathy? Ask Your Doctor These Questions

Your nephrologist can help you better understand your diagnosis, treatment options and what to expect going forward

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Passing Kidney Stones: What To Expect

Passing a stone isn’t the same as peeing it out — and it’s not always the end of your symptoms

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