Drugs and Medications Videos
- Complementary Therapies
On top of medication, people with RRMS may want to explore occupational therapy, rehab, neurostimulation, and other treatments.
- Tailoring Treatment
There are more than 20 RRMS drugs that doctors can choose from to target the immune system. What are the goals of treatment, and is a cure possible?
- Mindful Matters: Mental Health With CML
Remember to slow down, focus on the present, and remain hopeful, says therapist Elaine Smith. What other advice does she have when receiving CML therapies?
- Lesson 4: The Mental Toll
A range of emotions is expected, but be on the lookout for signs of depression. Remember, there’s no shame in asking for help.
- Lesson 2: Surgery for MG
Many of those with MG have a swollen thymus. How does surgically removing this gland improve symptoms?
- Lesson 3: Maximize Your Energy
Overexerting yourself can make your MG worse, so it’s important to watch your energy levels.
- Lesson 1: Developing Your Treatment Plan
Your doctor will prescribe drugs based on the severity and location of symptoms. The goal is to increase muscle strength and reduce periods of weakness.
- What They Don’t Tell You About Vitiligo
Justin Hall and Alisha Archibald swap stories on their skin condition, including how patches that lose pigment are more noticeable on people of color.
- An Inside Look at Heart Failure
What does it mean to have a weak ticker, and how does it affect the whole body?
- Say Good Riddance
Fast-acting tips to tackle flea infestation on your pet and in your home.
- Roundtable on Family Health History
A candid discussion on health history and proactive measures. Four people share insights on managing their family’s conditions for a healthier future.
- Keep Your Home Flea-Free
Here are some effective ways to safeguard your home and pets from this common nuisance.
- Spotting Those Itchy Suckers
Fleas don’t make it easy to be found. Learn some tips for spotting a flea infestation on your pet.
- Navigating Life With Optimism
Explore the eight pillars of "Practical Optimism." The book delves into purpose, emotional processing, and problem-solving – backed by science for enhanced well-being.
- Manage Psoriasis Patches in Uncomfortable Places
Psoriasis can pop up in some sensitive areas like your groin, genitals, and armpits. Here’s what your dermatologist will suggest to calm flares.
- Player 3 Has Entered the Chat
An honest account of what parenting is like with PsA. Kids don’t care about your condition, Joel Nelson says, they just want your attention.
- Game Changing: Pixels, Pain, and Psoriatic Arthritis
Joel Nelson escaped into a fantasy world of video games while he shouldered a heavy burden. Level by level, he built a community for those with PsA.
- Is It HS?
These skin lesions are incredibly painful. What other traits are common?
- Hit Continue and Power On
“My pain doesn't really change,” Joel Nelson says. “It's my ability to cope with it that does.” Here’s how he handles the daily exhaustion of PsA.
- Unpause, Press Play
Instead of hiking and painting, Marissa Nicole was confined to her bed. How did she crush the pain of PsA and build her stamina to once again find joy?
- When to Act When Your Loved One Has RSV
Which symptoms signal a serious case of RSV? Call a doctor if an older adult shows signs of the infection spreading to their lower respiratory tract.
- What to Know About PrEP
Who is PrEP for? How is it taken? And how long does it take for the drug to work?
- Breaking the Cycle of Isolation
Isolation is an unhealthy coping mechanism with bipolar, often spotted by an increase in sleep, almost a hibernation, says Germán Antonio Reyes, MD.
- Mindful Matters: Mental Health With mSCLC
Depression and anxiety are common with a lung cancer diagnosis. Whether it’s financial worries or everyday pressures, there’s help available.
- Managing Your Symptoms
Work together with your doctor to determine if your symptoms are related to your blood cancer or maybe another cause. And share how you prefer to consume information.
- Newly Diagnosed With Polycythemia Vera?
Bring all your medical records to your first appointment with your hematologist oncologist. Ask questions, take notes, and bring a loved one with you.
- Discussing Your Treatment Plan
Talk with your doctor about how medications may affect your lifestyle and what side effects to expect. Ask about new therapies on the market, as well.
- Roundtable on Building Healthy Habits
Habits don’t happen overnight. It’s a process that takes dedication, whether it’s regular exercise, nutritious food choices, or stress relievers.
- Roundtable on Screenings and Prevention
Why wouldn’t you do something that could save your life, Patti Thompson asks. Four people discuss routine screenings that made all the difference.
- How MG Is Treated
MG affects each person differently, so treatments are tailored, but the main goals are to control symptoms and prevent future flare-ups.
- Lung Cancer: What They Don’t Tell You
Elizabeth Speight and Pam Bono share their struggles and successes, defying the odds. They discuss their diagnoses, support networks, and more.
- When Every Day Is Different
Not knowing which RRMS symptoms to expect from day to day can be a humbling experience. Two people get real about their unpredictable disease.