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The Highs and Lows of Bipolar Disorder: One woman’s experience with an effective treatment for bipolar depression

This is a promotional message sponsored by Intra-Cellular Therapies, Inc. Starting in her early twenties, Lindsay noticed some extreme changes in her mood and behavior. “I was making all kinds of impulsive decisions,” Lindsay remembered. “One day I would go on a huge shopping spree, not worrying about the money I didn’t have. The next …

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Empower yourself and others to spot the signs of endometrial cancer

When it comes to women’s health, many issues aren’t discussed enough, if at all. One condition that needs more attention and awareness is endometrial cancer (EC). Many women with EC report that the symptoms of the disease are often stigmatized or dismissed. Unfortunately, the silence around diseases like EC could potentially lead to a lack …

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Shared meal experiences: The next big thing bringing people and pups closer

Do you throw birthday parties for your dog? Include them in family photos? Maybe you have matching outfits you don for special occasions? If you enjoy spending time with your pup through fun activities like these, you’ll love the next big thing in bonding with pets: shared mealtime experiences. This isn’t just eating at the …

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Unable to use CPAP? Join a clinical study for a potential new sleep apnea treatment

If you are diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), it’s likely that your health care provider will recommend treatment with a medical device called continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP. While CPAP is the most common treatment that works well for some people, more than half of the patients find CPAP uncomfortable and are unable …

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‘It’s Not Just a Bad Cold’: The Impact of this Lung Condition Goes Deeper than You Think

Have you ever experienced a chronic cough, fatigue and shortness of breath that just won’t go away? It’s easy to brush off these symptoms but they could be signs of a much more serious issue — especially if you already live with a lung condition like bronchiectasis, COPD or asthma. Debbie B, 78, used to …

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Seniors: When you exercise your body, you can boost brain health, too

Physical fitness is important as you age, improving strength, flexibility and balance. Research shows that your morning stretch, daily walk or weekly fitness class is doing more than just helping your body feel its best; it’s supporting your brain health, too. Staying physically active can help older adults maintain — and even improve — mental …

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