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By Richard Selznick, Ph.D. Throughout preschool and her early elementary grades, Emma was sunny, confident, and engaged in school. Now 12 and in Grade 6, her teacher’s comments paint a different picture:…
Read the storyCarpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is much more than just pins and needles. It’s sharp, radiating pain in your wrist, hand, and arm that wakes you at…
Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis have dramatically impacted the health and quality of life for the nearly 1 million people suffering from these inflammatory bowel diseases…
We always hear that we should add more fiber to our diets, but what does it really do for us? For starters, research shows it can…
In the not too distant past, suffering a cardiac arrest outside of the hospital rarely included a complete recovery. Today, an innovative new treatment, called therapeutic…
A concussion is a brain injury. That’s exactly what health officials want all of us to understand. From infants to young adults to seniors, anyone who…
Headaches. Toothaches. Earaches. We all get them. But, when the pain is persistent and its source can’t be identified, the problem might actually be coming from…
If you’re like many women, you tend to think of heart disease as a condition that affects mostly men. But, the fact is, heart disease is…
Is your child a fussy eater who doesn’t usually have an appetite or can’t keep down the food he or she does eat? These could be…
Michele had three strikes against her. There was no doubt about it. She was one of the 40 million Americans doomed to suffer from varicose veins…
