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- Understanding Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy
Learn more about SUDEP, its risk factors, and the importance of epilepsy awareness and management.
- Managing Fatigue With PBC
Dos and don'ts to make the most of your daily energy with this chronic liver condition.
- Food Is Medicine: PBC
Since primary biliary cholangitis can make it harder to digest food, we asked a licensed dietitian what they'd recommend for optimal nutrition.
- The Race to Get Drugs to Market
Elcin Barker Ergun, CEO of the Menarini Group, talks about a renewed interest in drug development to address unmet needs while shaping policy.
- What Raises Your Child’s Risk of T1D?
On top of a genetic component, there are autoimmune conditions and viruses that can increase a child's chances of diabetes.
- Inside the Body: IBD
Have stomach pain, diarrhea, or an urgent need to go? You might have inflammatory bowel disease.
- Dodging Your HS Triggers
Back in 2005, there was very little information on HS, so Latanya James navigated her way through dietary restrictions and comfortable clothing.
- ASCO President Defines Annual Goals of Cancer Organization
On the heels of its annual meeting, ASCO president Robin Zon outlines the organization's goals, including the use of AI in cancer treatment.
- HS Shouldn't Be Shameful
These lumps under the skin aren't a hygiene issue, Anna Chapman says. They're blocked hair follicles, and she works to ease others' pain and embarrassment.
- Treatments for IBS-C
What can cut your bloating, stomach pain, and constipation? A gastroenterologist has a list of recommendations from fiber gummies to probiotics.
- What Is Classic Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia?
Classic CAH is serious and must be addressed quickly in infancy. Luckily, it's treated with steroids and extra salt.
- When CLL Comes Back
At first, symptoms of a relapse are rare, so watchful waiting is often the approach. Then, there are several paths available, including targeted therapies.
- My So-Called Condition
The pain of chronic migraine kept Ashlyn Stevens from her dream of cheering through college. It was hard to face what it was doing to her mind and body.
- What to Expect After Targeted Treatments
Advanced therapies focus on parts of the immune system that have gone awry. But can people with MG expect to live symptom-free and quickly?
- What They Don't Tell You About MG
For Meridith O'Connor, it's about learning both sides: active and remission. For Tasha White, it’s being in sync with her body and giving herself grace.
- Promoting Social Connection During an Epidemic of Loneliness
The nonprofit Beyond Us & Them encourages groups to listen to one another’s stories without judgment. How does it create community and combat isolation?
- What to Expect With pLGG
The majority of these brain tumors are successfully treated, but therapies depend on the location and size of the tumor, plus the child's age.
- Complications of IgA Nephropathy
When your kidneys can't filter out toxins properly, several things can go haywire, from high blood pressure to swelling in your limbs.
- Gut Health: What You Need to Know
Discover the pivotal role of gut health in immunity and mood with Austin Chiang, MD. Gain essential knowledge, from microbiome insights to debunking myths.
- Partnering With Your Doctor to Get the Best Care
Whether it’s providing a symptom diary or blocking out misinformation, you should foster open communication with your doctor.
- When It Comes to Medicine, ‘Women Are Not Small Men’
In her book "Sex Cells," Phyllis Greenberger says doctors didn’t consider biological sex. If it was successful on a man, they’d blanketly use it on a woman.
- Focus on Your Well-Being
Use reliable resources and doctor-approved advice to tame your Crohn’s symptoms. Your support system can help you feel better.
- Goals of Treatment
Does an effective drug mean you’ll never have another flare? What can you expect when treating Crohn’s?
- A Shift From Athlete to Advocate
No one suspected a young ballerina would have a weak heart. To guard her mental health, Lindsay Davis focused on advocacy, not what HOCM took from her.
- Effective Surgeries and Promising Therapies
How is this genetic, chronic, and potentially progressive condition treated? And what’s the outlook for new therapies in the next 5 years?
- Changes to Her Daily Routine
More than just diet and exercise, Lindsay Davis made accommodations to protect her heart and avoid symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath.
- A Tough Diagnosis
Symptoms of HOCM aren’t unique, so it’s not top of mind for most providers. You might be relieved to finally have a definite diagnosis from a cardiologist.
- What It Means to Be Patient-Centric
Lykke Hinsch Gylvin, MD, the chief medical officer of Boehringer Ingelheim, talks about patient centricity and AI as it relates to drug development.
- Meet Your Care Team
Your eye doctor will work with a retina specialist and a team of experts to treat this end-stage complication of macular degeneration.
- Meet Your Atopic Dermatitis Care Team
For moderate to severe cases, your primary care doctor will direct you to a dermatologist and maybe an allergist to determine food sensitivities.
- More Resources Needed to Detect Cancer Earlier
Screenings have cut cancer rates, but there’s a lot of work to be done when it comes to awareness, disparities, and vaccines, author Bruce Ratner says.
- What to Expect With Meds and Therapy
Everyone gets the blues, but depression impacts your ability to function. It affects 250 million people worldwide, and treatment is based on how severe it is.
- The Push to Be Proactive
How can doctors help crush the stigma of depression and demystify diagnosis and screening? How do they inspire someone to take action and seek help?
- What They Don’t Tell You About Depression
Jocelyn McKinnon-Crowley and Tiara Johnson know firsthand that you can’t fix depression. Together, they talk through strategies to lift their mood.
- Could Generative AI Redefine American Medicine?
ChatGPT could help to reshape doctor-patient connections. Discover the transformative potential of generative AI in health care.
- Transformative Changes for Pediatric Health Care
Hear from Stanford Medicine Children's Health CEO Paul King as he delves into transformative pediatric cancer and health care innovations.
- Brain & Body: Connecting Depression and Obesity
Discover the relationship between obesity and depression as Roger McIntyre, MD, delves into their impact on mental and physical health.