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Medical Notes: Week of May 13, 2018

>> May 13, 2018
Osteoarthritis, sometimes called โ€œwear and tear arthritis,โ€ is the biggest cause of disability in the United States. Now a new study suggests that wear and tear may not be the cause. It might be a bad balance of bacteria in the intestines. The study in the …
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Using Animals to Sniff Out Disease

Using Animals to Sniff Out Disease

>> May 6, 2018
With all the medical advancements humans have accomplished, it may be hard to believe but some animals are capable of a task that medical technology has yet to achieve; smell disease. Dogs have been known to sense low blood sugar in diabetic owners. In …
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Processed Food Addiction

Processed Food Addiction

>> May 6, 2018
Why do we crave the foods we know arenโ€™t good for us? Dr. Joan Ifland, lead editor of the textbookย Processed Food Addiction: Foundations, Assessment and Recovery, says processed foods impact our brains the same way as alcohol and drugs. Have you ever had an …
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Medical Notes: Week of May 6, 2018

>> May 6, 2018
This yearโ€™s flu season is barely over but a new analysis predicts that next fallโ€™s flu vaccine is likely to be just as ineffective as this yearโ€™s. The study in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases estimates that next fallโ€™s flu vaccine will be only 20 …
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Medicare Tackles the Opioid Epidemic

Medicare Tackles the Opioid Epidemic

>> April 29, 2018
With the opioid epidemic continuing to take many lives every year, people are concerned with how to stop it. In order to help counter this epidemic, Medicare has taken steps to implement limits on the prescriptions of opioids. However, the Medicare proposal …
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Curing Chronic Sinusitis

Curing Chronic Sinusitis (2018)

>> April 29, 2018
Common colds, allergies, and sinus infections have similar symptoms that make it very difficult to identify which malady a person is suffering from. However, for some people who constantly feel sick, knowing what their symptoms mean could allow them to receive …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 29, 2018

>> April 29, 2018
Ten to 15 percent of parents donโ€™t follow the recommended vaccination schedule for their kids under age two. But a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that one of the reasons parents give doesnโ€™t hold water. The study finds that …
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Diagnosing Perinatal Depression

Diagnosing Perinatal Depression

>> April 22, 2018
Imagine going to the doctor with your newborn baby because you are interested in receiving help for symptoms of depression only to be taken to the emergency room by the police. This is what happened to new mother Jessica Porten who had been experiencing …
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Foreign Accent Syndrome (2018)

Foreign Accent Syndrome (2018)

>> April 22, 2018
In a medical emergency that results in a brain injury, such as a stroke, there are a number of health complications that can affect the patient afterward. One of the more well-known subsequent results is aphasia which is the impairment of speech and language. …
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Medical Notes: Week of April 22, 2018

>> April 22, 2018
Opioid drugs are a major public health threat but two new studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggest that legalizing pot may be a way to reduce their impact. The studies show that in states that have legalized marijuana the …
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Adventures of a Paramedic (2018)

Adventures of a Paramedic

>> April 15, 2018
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a first responder? We talk with Kevin Hazzard, former paramedic and author of A Thousand Naked Strangers: A Paramedic’s Wild Ride to the Edge and Back, who tells us about his experiences as a paramedic and …
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The Mystery of Meniere's Disease

The Mystery of Mรฉniรจre’s Disease (2018)

>> April 15, 2018
Imagine waking up and no longer being able to hear in one of your ears. And, after losing the ability to hear, you are suddenly affected by bouts of vertigo attacks that can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. This is what happened to James Raath, …
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