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Maintaining Your Normal With MBC: How to Preserve Energy and Daily Independence

Eliminate Unnecessary Energy DrainsWhen you’re managing MBC, energy is a limited resource. It helps to take stock of where your energy is going and...

How to Improve Sleep With Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): Tips and Treatments

While it’s important to seek treatment from a doctor for persistent sleep problems, you can take steps on your own to improve sleep when...

NIH Grant Disruptions Slow Down Breast Cancer Research – KFF Health News

Inside a cancer research laboratory on the campus of Harvard Medical School, two dozen small jars with pink plastic lids sat on a metal...

How Does a Vasectomy Work, and Is Getting One the Right Choice for You?

As reversing a vasectomy is possible but not easy, speaking with your partner (if you have one) and your physician or urologist is vital...

‘Devastating’: Texas A&M Eliminates Women’s and Gender Studies Degree Program

University leaders also said six courses were canceled, and 48 exceptions were granted under new rules on race and gender. Originally published by The Texas...

Is Salt Good for You?

Salt is an important source of sodium, which is essential for your body to function properly. However, most Americans consume too much sodium. Cutting...

Catherine O’Hara Had a Rare Heart Condition Called Dextrocardia Situs Inversus — What Is It?

The Emmy-winning actress Catherine O’Hara, best known for her roles in Schitt’s Creek, Home Alone, and as the voice of Sally in The Nightmare...

5 Flu Shot Myths and Misconceptions, Debunked

1. Flu Vaccines Are Useless, Since They Don’t Fully Protect You From Getting the FluThe flu shot works by prompting the body to produce...

Primary Immunodeficiency: Managing SCIg Infusion Site Reactions

Although a certain level of skin reaction to an infusion is expected, if you’re experiencing bothersome swelling or redness that lingers, there are strategies...
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