Chronic Conditions
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Infographic: 18 ways to beat inflammation
Try these tips to feel healthier and maybe even younger -
Tips to help children with ADHD
Do you repeatedly say "sit down" or "pay attention" to your young student? Check these tips for parents of children with ADD/ADHD. -
Infographic: What color is your snot?
As unpleasant as it is, it's still helpful for spotting what's wrong and how to treat it. -
Online event: Robotic surgery for joint replacement
Recording of a talk by Dr. Michael Fleischman -
Online event: Hip and Knee Joint Replacement
Recording of a talk by Dr. William Turner and Ashley Hawkes -
Infographic: How can you do chores with less back pain?
Everyday tips on caring for your back -
Q&A: Pregnancy & diabetes
I have diabetes and want to get pregnant. What can I do to minimize the risks to my baby? -
Q&A: Exercising with arthritis
I have arthritis. What kind of exercise will work for me? -
Q&A: Back pain
I have been struggling with back pain for weeks. What should I do? -
Q&A: Is it time for joint replacement?
My knee hurts constantly, but I feel like I am too young for joint replacement. Does age matter? -
Q&A: Irregular heartbeat
Why has my doctor referred me to a cardiologist? -
Q&A: Diabetes & healthy eating
What are the healthiest things to eat when you have diabetes? -
Q&A: COPD
I was recently diagnosed with COPD, and I feel helpless. What can I do to keep this disease under control? -
Why you should keep an accurate list of your medications handy
Being able to tell a provider what medications you or a loved one take could be a life-saver -
Share your wishes in an advance care plan
Sharing decisions about the kind of care you want gives you and your loved ones peace of mind. -
Q&A: Joint replacement & weight loss
What is the best way to lose weight before having a joint replacement? -
Give your feet the attention they deserve
When boot season rolls around, your feet might be out of sight, but they shouldn’t be out of mind. -
A new set of knees means a new lease on life
When he heard a “pop” in his left knee, Warren knew it was time to do something