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From Birth to the Brink: A Mother’s Story and the Urgent Need for Type O

Bedford · Bedford

From Birth to the Brink: A Mother’s Story and the Urgent Need for Type O

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

(NAPSI)—When Ellen Rucker Sellers gave birth to twins six years ago, she expected the usual exhaustion and joy of new motherhood. What she didn’t expect was to nearly lose her life just days later.See the Story

Heart failure clinic opens at Piedmont Newton

Heart failure clinic opens at Piedmont Newton

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

COVINGTON – Piedmont has expanded access to outpatient heart failure management with a new heart failure clinic at Piedmont Newton Hospital. Approximately 6.7 million Americans over age 20 are living with heart failure, according to one study.See the Story

They Said I’d Only Live 4 Months, but It’s Been 2 Years — and I’m Not Done Yet

Baltimore, MD · Baltimore

They Said I’d Only Live 4 Months, but It’s Been 2 Years — and I’m Not Done Yet

As told to Erica RimlingerSix months into my first pregnancy, I felt a lump in my breast and brought it up at my doctor’s appointment. “Oh, that’s normal,” my OB-GYN said. “That happens when you’re pregnant.”Three years later, in 2022, I sat in a hospital gown looking at a PET scan of my body. Each patch of light on the black background showed where cancer had taken residence. The scan was lit up like the Las Vegas strip at night.That lump was n…Read Article

Q&A About Endometrial Cancer Treatment Options

Endometrial cancer is cancer that forms in the lining of the uterus, which is called the endometrium. It is the fourth most common cancer for women in the United States and affects 1 in 50 women. The good news? Doctors have many tools for treating endometrial cancer, and they work well, especially when the cancer is caught early. More than 80% of women diagnosed with endometrial cancer are alive five years later — and this number jumps to 95% if…Cancer · Maryland See the Story

Beyond hysterectomy: Modern approaches to managing uterine fibroids

Uterine fibroid care is evolving with more treatment options, fertility-focused planning, and a greater emphasis on quality of life and shared decision-making.Health Care See the Story

Good Sex with Emily Jamea: Vacation Sex

Emily Jamea, Ph.D., is an award-winning sex and couples therapist and author of the USA Today best-selling book, Anatomy of Desire: Five Secrets to Create Connection and Cultivate Passion. You can find her here each month to share her latest thoughts about sex.My client Cara couldn’t stop smiling as she settled into my office. She and her husband had just returned from a long weekend at the beach.“It was amazing,” she beamed. “We had sex almost …United States · United States Read Article

The Connection Between Autoimmune Disease and Dry Eye Disease

July is Dry Eye Awareness Month. Blink twice if you’re reading this. How do your eyes feel?Are they irritated? Do you feel like you have grains of sand in your eyes but you’re nowhere near the beach? Do you have an autoimmune disease?That last question may seem random, but having an autoimmune disease puts you at higher risk for dry eye disease — a chronic condition that causes symptoms like grainy eyes and loss of vision if not treated. “If you…Read Article

Lipoprotein (a): The Heart Health Risk Factor You Need to Know About

Lipoprotein (a) might sound like a sexy lip plumper, but that’s not quite what it is.Lipoprotein (a), or Lp(a) for short, is a particle that’s found in your blood. This particle transports cholesterol and can impact your heart disease risk, so it's worth learning more and potentially having your levels checked through blood work.While lifestyle habits can influence your risk for having high Lp(a) levels, they are mostly determined by genes you i…United States · United States Read Article

Don’t Count Me Out Because I Have Metastatic Breast Cancer

As told to Erica Rimlinger My kids were 2 and 3 years old when I found a lump in my breast. I made an appointment for a mammogram and went to the appointment alone. I’ll never forget the radiologist’s face as she reviewed the results. When she told me I had to follow up with an oncologist, I said I’d call one. She said no, we’ve made an appointment for you tomorrow. I realized I shouldn’t have come to this appointment alone. I had breast cancer,…New York State · New York See the Story

Seen as a ‘women’s condition,’ migraine often misunderstood, disregarded

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

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Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s charities identify new ways to reuse current drugs

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Experts said there are ‘commonalities’ between the diseases which mean some drugs may work for both.Charities · London See the Story

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