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Alzheimer's Disease
Coping with Alzheimers Disease
Alzheimer’s disease slowly steals from sufferers their power to think and function. The degeneration is a process that exists on…
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Alzheimer's Disease
What is the Definition of Alzheimers Disease?
For many, the term “Alzheimer’s disease” is a hazy term for a sickness they do not truly know very much…
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Neck and Shoulder
Risks of Neck Surgery
Cervical spinal surgery is often complicated by the presence in the neck of numerous delicate structures which could be severely…
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Complications
Back Surgery Complications – What Can Go Wrong in Back Surgery?
Complications after back surgery can range from mild pain to serious spinal cord injury, paralysis and even death. How can you…
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Parkinson's Disease
Antioxidant Supplements
Currently, the most effective means of treating PD is by replacing dopamine deficiency with a synthetic dopamine medication or a…
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Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson Therapy: A Natural Approach
What natural therapy would be appropriate to defend against Parkinson’s disease and help optimize the functional integrity of the brain and…
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Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimers Disease Information is Widely Available
If a loved one is experiencing symptoms of Alzheimers disease, the family members will search for Alzheimers disease information. They…
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Alzheimer's Disease
Finding the Right Alzheimers Care Facility for Your Loved One
No one likes to think that they will put their loved one in a nursing home one day. Unfortunately, most…
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Complications
Back Surgery and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
The stress and anxiety associated with any surgical procedure leaves patients vulnerable to psychiatric disturbance and post-traumatic stress disorder following…
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Spinal Stenosis
Foraminal Stenosis Back Surgery
Foraminal spinal stenosis, like the majority of back conditions, will usually be managed conservatively in the first instance. Immediate surgery…
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