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Are You Allergic to Your Contact Lenses or Solution?
If you wear contact lenses, you know they can make things worse when your eyes are irritated. But could you be allergic to the lens solution or contacts themselves?
Having Heart Surgery? How 2 Techniques Can Open Your Artery Blockages
PCI and CABG should not be thought of separately in terms of treatment. Rather, they are complementary techniques.
Sad or Anxious Feelings With Parkinson’s? How You Can Cope
About half of all Parkinson’s patients struggle with mental health issues such as depression or anxiety. Find out how treatment and support can make a huge difference.
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Is Your Immune System Unhealthy? Why Things Can Go Wrong
Your immune system usually protects you in a process that few of us think about. But sometimes, things go wrong, and it fails. Find out what happens — and why.
Beyond Wrinkles — Why Botox Works for Jaw Pain and TMJ
Most people think of Botox® or botulinum toxin A as a wrinkle fighter, a toxin to turn back time. However, it has become important for treating many problems that have nothing to do with looking good — and everything to do with feeling better, especially for jaw pain and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems.
Tendinitis or Tendinosis? Why the Difference Is Important, What Treatments Help
Whether it’s an elbow, shoulder, hip, knee or ankle, a painful tendon is a troublesome condition that can affect just about anyone. You are probably familiar with an inflamed tendon being called tendinitis, but have you ever heard of tendinosis?
What to Expect if Your Heart Valves Are Repaired or Replaced
A repaired or replaced valve may imitate a healthy, surgically untouched valve. However, it simply is not the same. For your long-term health, you should visit your cardiologist regularly.
Why You Must Act Fast When a Tooth Gets Knocked Out
It is common for adults and kids to get hurt during any form of sports, especially contact sports. Unfortunately, the face often is the main area of damage — making athletic injuries a major link between sports and dentistry.
How Omega-3 Foods Can Help You Be a Better Athlete
Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and arthritis. One of the key benefits is their ability to act as an anti-inflammatory.
