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Managing Vasculitis: 6 Medications That May Work for You

Treatments have improved outcomes for a condition once viewed as fatal

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How To Follow a Healthy MS Diet

A variety of healthy foods can help reduce inflammation and keep other conditions at bay

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June 26, 2024/Oral Health

What To Eat After Oral Surgery

Soft foods like mashed potatoes, applesauce and, yes, ice cream won’t disturb your incision

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What It Means When You Have an MS Flare-Up

Some ‘flare-ups’ are temporary and expected, others can signal a need to change therapies

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June 24, 2024/Ear, Nose & Throat

Tips for Better Communication With a Person Who Has Hearing Loss

Reduce background noise, don’t talk too fast or too slow and above all, ask what’s most helpful to them

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Following a Healthy Diet When You Have HER2-Negative Metastatic Breast Cancer

Eating well can help support your immune system and maintain strength

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June 24, 2024/Ear, Nose & Throat

Feel Like Something’s Stuck in Your Throat? This Could Be Why

From food impaction to acid reflux, when you feel like something is in your throat, it’s important to seek medical treatment

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The Mandela Effect: How False Memories Trick Your Brain Into Believing

Our collective misremembering of events comes from a surplus of false memories

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June 21, 2024/Infectious Disease

Signs of an Infection After Surgery

Keep the area clean and monitor your incision site for discharge, odor or a change in appearance

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What You Need To Know About MS and Vaccines

Most routine vaccines are safe for people living with multiple sclerosis — but be sure to talk with your care team about your needs

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