Drugs and Medications Videos
- Travel Smart and Safe
Plan ahead and make sure there’s help at every stop for mobility issues. And you don’t want to overexert yourself.
- The Role of AI in Treating Crohn's
Gastroenterologist Ben Levy, MD, looks at AI as another eye in the exam room. Can it help select a drug that makes the patient feel better faster?
- Comfort and Advice for Infusion Days
Our MS blog contributors share pointers to make your infusion days easier. A warm blanket, a good book, and prepared snacks are just some small comforts.
- Traveling Confidently With UC
Preparation is key to avoid stressful situations. Here are some pointers to make restroom visits routine.
- Treatments for Differentiated Thyroid Cancer
Depending on your type, your doctor may recommend surgery or radioactive iodine ablation. Learn about the different treatments.
- Living With Fatigue
MS fatigue isn’t the same tiredness that others feel. Three blog contributors talk about diet, scheduling, and more to help conserve energy.
- Psoriasis Is More Than Skin Deep
The inflammation behind psoriasis is caused by an overactive immune system. In addition to scaly skin, it can affect your joints, eyes, kidneys, and more.
- Types of Biologics That Treat More Severe Psoriasis
Biologics turn off the troublemakers in your immune system that cause psoriasis. See how these drugs work by fooling cells and what kinds are available.
- Why Use Biologics to Treat Psoriasis?
There can be harmful side effects of long-term steroid use, so dermatologists may consider prescribing biologic injections. What are the benefits?
- A Rough Patch
Jennifer Etienne was worried her severe atopic dermatitis would prevent her from landing roles. Did her rough skin stop her from shining on screen?
- AI’s Role in Treating Depression
Computers lack human bias, so they might be better at diagnosing mental health disorders and even provide therapy. AI breaks down several barriers like stigma and cost.
- Get the Most From Your Depression Care
Your psychiatrist will ask a list of questions to gauge your mood. It’s the start to finding the right meds and therapy.
- Patrick Dempsey Reimagines Cancer Care
Patrick Dempsey, People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive,” founded free cancer centers in Maine. They honor his mom’s battle and provide a sense of community.
- Disparities in mTNBC Survivorship
Black women are three times more likely to get triple-negative breast cancer. And they’re often diagnosed at a later stage. Are there barriers to care?
- Weight and Psoriasis
Extra pounds can make your psoriasis worse. But irritated skin can also lead to weight gain. What are you to do?
- Exploring Palliative Care
Palliative care is a team approach that addresses both the physical and emotional symptoms of disease. And it’s available at the time of diagnosis.
- Why Watchful Waiting With CLL?
With CLL, it generally takes a long time for people to notice any signs of the cancer. Is it OK to delay treatment after diagnosis?
- Mindful Matters: UC and Mental Health
Counselor Jennifer Farmer has great advice on dealing with a chronic condition. Focus on what you can control, eat the foods that love you, and more.
- Handling Migraine During Menopause
Fluctuating hormones can trigger a migraine, so it’s best to work with your doctor and have an action plan to ease symptoms.
- How to Manage Migraine During Pregnancy
Some pregnant women get fewer migraines, some get them worse, and others get them for the first time. Here’s how to soothe the pain.
- What Happens in the Body During a Migraine?
Pulsating pain, sensitivity to light and sound, flashing auras. Why does your body react so extremely during a migraine?
- How Biologics Treat CSU
When antihistamines and H2 blockers don’t keep hives at bay, your doctor may try a biologic. How does blocking IgE antibodies help?
- Weighing the Costs of Treatment
Some of the newer medications for atopic dermatitis can be costly. So you have to consider not only the price, but the safety and efficacy, too.
- How Treatments for Severe Atopic Dermatitis Work
Damage to the outer layer of skin can lead to infections and irritation. How do treatments like ointments and steroids soothe dry, itchy patches?
- Identify Your Triggers
Pollen and pet dander are just two potential triggers of atopic dermatitis. What else could be causing your skin to flare? Do you need allergy testing?
- What to Ask Your Child’s Pediatrician
From family history to triggers, learn some key questions to ask your child’s pediatrician to treat their atopic dermatitis flares more effectively.
- Helping Families Manage AD
Is your child not sleeping? Constantly scratching? Atopic dermatitis can be stressful for everyone in the household, but you can hold out hope for treatment.