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Find Out THe Latest Bird Flu News! — Dane Stanton In the wake of some of the most horrific bird flu pandemics in the history of civilization, news has spread from nation to nation like wildfire. People are starting to feel a sense of fear that maybe there is a possibility that an epidemic could occur in their town or city. The latest bird flu news has been that Help And Support For People With Rare Diseases — Stacey Moore What is a rare disorder? A rare or "orphan" disease affects fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S. There are more than 6,000 rare disorders that together affect approximately 25 million Americans. Psoriasis Treatment Made Possible with Soriatane and Tazorac — Adam Frazer Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease which can affect any part of the body. The cure to this skin disease is still unknown. Yet, developments in medicinal science have given us two effectual topical medications namely Soriatane and Tazorac to treat psoriasis. You can buy these medications with the aid of online pharmacies at a cheaper price range. Bad Breath / Halitosis — Jamesh There is a good chance that either you, or someone in your family, suffers from halitosis (chronic bad breath). HIV/AIDS And Women, 25 Years Later — Stacey Moore It's been a quarter of a century since the world was first introduced to HIV/AIDS. Yet, according to a new study, many women don't feel empowered to take important precautions to protect themselves from the disease. A new report may help. Knee Osteoarthritis Not Only for the Aging — Charlene J. Nuble People normally think of osteoarthritis, both in the knee and the hip, to be a rare disease that only afflicts aging people. However, recent reports have shown that osteoarthritis not only affects the elderly, it can also be acquired by people in their middle ages or even earlier. A Simple Overview To Genital Herpes And How To Talk To Your Children About It — Carmen Peralta Genital herpes is one of the most commonly occurring Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the world and it is caused by the Herpes Simplex Virus. Would you like tea with your Crohn’s? — DeAnn Rosetti I have always been a tea drinker... Green tea update. Lymphoma. — Diane Fallon Green tea update. Lymphoma. Rituxan update – two new applications. Lymphoma. — Diane Fallon Rituxan update – two new applications. Lymphoma. Actually, I can’t feel your pain! — Sue Falkner Wood Actually, I can’t feel your pain! It’s going to take courage — Sue Falkner Wood For some of us, disease is our constant companion. We suffer, we adapt. Sun and chronic pain don’t mix — Sue Falkner Wood Sun and chronic pain don’t mix The physical therapy and pain connection — Sue Falkner Wood The physical therapy and pain connection You don’t look sick! — Andrew Schorr Joy Selak knows what it is like to live with an “invisible” chronic illness. She went from hating it, to embracing it, to using it as a platform to help others. | 1 | 2 | |
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