This can cause so much damage to sufferers and non sufferers.
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Thunderstorm asthma can affect regular sufferers of the disease, or non-sufferers who get hay fever.
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But migraine sufferers have built Facebook awareness and support groups two and a half times larger than I.B.S. sufferers have.
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Would such a game about cancer sufferers be deemed acceptable?
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And now allergy sufferers have even more reasons to worry.
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Accordingly, TMAU sufferers have built an online community for themselves.
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As dementia progresses, sufferers become more vulnerable to financial abuse.
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Sufferers often fail to tell their doctor about their condition.
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Sufferers are still routinely treated as a danger to society.
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The reality for adult sufferers could not be more different.
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So why has diabetes seen a massive increase in sufferers?
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Last year over 10,000 dementia sufferers went missing in Japan.
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Dementia sufferers are represented in the media as shuffling zombies.
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But what makes these apps so motivating for ED sufferers?
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I just want basic human dignity for all diabetes sufferers.
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Of course, allergy sufferers should still follow good sneeze etiquette.
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PTSD sufferers can struggle with anxiety, sleeplessness, flashbacks and anger.
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It treats a mutation affecting about 13 percent of sufferers.
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A new hope for peanut allergy sufferers It's 2020, OK?
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It's vital that aphasia sufferers keep talking, no matter what.
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Most airlines will try to accommodate allergy sufferers by reseating them.
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Chronic migraine sufferers have at least 15 migraine days per month.
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Merck was testing the drug sufferers with mild to moderate symptoms.
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It might also ease sufferers' minds to know they aren't alone.
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Sufferers can speak normally in "select" situations, but otherwise remain mute.
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"Not many people even realise there are adult sufferers," says Pakula.
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Despite the inclusion of adult sufferers in the official DSM description.
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For extreme anxiety sufferers, they have the ability to destroy lives.
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On average, sufferers live two to five years after symptoms develop.
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As these cells die off, AMD sufferers lose their central vision.
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But there's no scientific evidence eating honey helps hay fever sufferers.
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This might help flu sufferers who are experiencing nausea or vomiting.
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They included leprosy sufferers and some with intellectual and cognitive disabilities.
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Are sufferers being neglected for their sex rather than their symptoms?
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Sufferers have even experienced regular night paralysis and chronic muscle pain.
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But Vora's creator Mark Halonen believes it can help ED sufferers.
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In the US, a lot of sleep paralysis sufferers see spiders.
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That means "the rivers and everyone dependent on them are sufferers".
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The discrepancy between the two drives sufferers mad, turns them suicidal.
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We never found out if our fellow sufferers enjoyed their Pringles.
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Vestibular disorders are invisible, which contributes to the loneliness sufferers feel.
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This is likely because many sufferers feel ashamed to talk about it.
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It boosts immunity and is a boon to sufferers of psychosomatic pains.
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Oddly, I feel mentally reassured too, having met so many other sufferers.
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That's great news for printer enthusiasts and sufferers of erectile dysfunction alike.
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She said she continues to hear from sufferers begging for more research.
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There is an acute shortage of medical workers qualified to treat sufferers.
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In one study, fugue sufferers migrated a mean distance of 13,200 miles.
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One video has become a famous source of relief for insomnia sufferers.
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Midazolam is generally safe for apnea sufferers, but patients must be monitored.
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The most widely adopted tools rely on the subjective reports of sufferers.
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Our hearts go out to the sufferers of the Flint water crisis.
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The ultimate sufferers from such action, he warned, would be ''innocent Frenchmen.''
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Acne sufferers don't always have the luxury of going clean and green.
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Countless online forums are dedicated to narcolepsy sufferers struggling with suicidal thoughts.
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In the US, sufferers can qualify for disability benefits under Social Security.
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On pro-ana forums, ED sufferers swap notes on their favorite apps.
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Only the most extreme sufferers got more benefit than their placebo counterparts.
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He suggested that sufferers of Hannelore Kohl syndrome often experience genuine discomfort.
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Meanwhile, there is much that dry eye sufferers can do for themselves.
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For example, racial bias is endemic within the management of the opioid crisis in the U.S.; white sufferers are benefitting from doctors prescribing drugs to treat their problems while black sufferers are either ignored or denied appropriate medication.
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We've known for awhile that climate change is making allergy season more severe for sufferers, but it may also have a secondary effect: converting ignorant non-sufferers like me into hacking, wheezing, phlegm-buckets like the rest of you.
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Only occasionally do sufferers develop the distinctive "bullseye" rash where the bite occurred.
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Often that's what sufferers mention when they're talking to their doctor, Bodkin says.
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Sufferers from dementia or mental illness, and under-18s, will not be covered.
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Death is rare, but some sufferers spend weeks hooked to a breathing machine.
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Typically, Zika sufferers have no symptoms or just have something resembling the flu.
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In the public's eye, military men are still the sole sufferers of PTSD.
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So let's maybe let the depression sufferers, and our doctors, address the depression.
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To all of you, sufferers and nonsufferers alike, I send my abiding love.
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For sleep apnea sufferers, as we've mentioned you should talk to an expert.
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Miles Hoffman, a classical violist and radio commentator, offers sufferers some therapeutic advice.
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Their presumed immunity allowed for closer contact with sufferers, many of them children.
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One local success story is Molekule, which makes air filters for allergy sufferers.
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The winners range from blindness charities to projects to help leprosy sufferers. 9.
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Approximately one half of sufferers fulfill the criteria for depression and anxiety disorders.
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But the number of sufferers may be much higher, some Lyme disease experts believe.
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For many IBS sufferers, it's about the way our brain receives messages about pain.
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The noxious compound trimethylamine (TMA) builds up in the bodies of sufferers over time.
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Sufferers' distress was evident from their contributions to a popular forum for the condition.
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Chronic pain sufferers are often misdiagnosed and misunderstood, or simply thought to be dramatic.
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Imagine if we treated diabetes by locking sufferers in a small room, he says.
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This is particularly relevant when it comes to the debilitating symptoms phobia sufferers face.
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It can be prescribed by doctors, most often to sufferers from multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Sufferers will benefit when the government at last realises it has to step in.
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SAD sufferers report experiencing temporary depression beginning in the fall and lasting through winter.
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It even neutralizes dust, dander, bacteria, and pollen—a huge win for allergy sufferers.
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Watch the recordings on the news, study the sufferers, and do as they do.
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In the mid-seventies, Marley found audiences far beyond the "sufferers" of Trench Town.
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Mr Boyle says that if colorectal cancer is detected early, 95% of sufferers survive.
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That makes it as prevalent as mental illness, and not all sufferers are obese.
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Unable to know themselves, sufferers are unable to understand, relate or attach to others.
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In sufferers diagnosed after puberty, the ratio is close to four females: one male.
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But the lack of scientific knowledge is not the only obstacle to helping sufferers.
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Dubbed cataplectic attacks, it is thought that 70 percent of narcolepsy sufferers experience cataplexy.
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"I hope that sufferers will feel empowered or comforted by the work," says Kammer.
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Sufferers included soldiers who had not been in the trenches or exposed to bombing.
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But since she's a trained psychologist, she has eased into helping fellow sufferers online.
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Hall and his fellow sufferers make up less than 4 percent of the population.
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That could be great for sufferers of sleep apnea—if it works as described.
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Sufferers are frequently shunned and attacked in Africa due to a lack of awareness.
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Allergy sufferers better stock up on remedies now, because pollen season is just beginning.
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It's only among their fellow sufferers that these girls get a sense of community.
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For sufferers of selective mutism, speaking is the most frightening thing in the world.
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For example, a 2009 study found that acupuncture insomnia sufferers' sleep duration better than medication.
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But it's still unclear whether the drug can noticeably improve the crippling symptoms sufferers experience.
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SINGAPORE — Alcohol flush, sometimes referred to as "Asian glow," can be so embarrassing for sufferers.
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If left untreated, sleep apnea can cause a higher rate of mortality for its sufferers.
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In 28255, sufferers of chronic pain started getting prescriptions for a new drug called Oxycontin.
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Tear gas sufferers included 10 nurses and paramedics in the southern city of Khan Younis.
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By 2030 China is projected to have 23m dementia sufferers—almost the population of Australia.
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That's having huge consequences for allergy sufferers in the state, and not just from pollen.
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Though many women find their pain dismissed by doctors, endometriosis sufferers are at particular risk.
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It helped that the wasting away of tuberculosis sufferers aligned with existing ideas of attractiveness.
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"Depression is the most common side effect of sufferers with multiple sclerosis," Osbourne told CNN.
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But there's one effective remedy that some eczema sufferers swear by that only sounds weird.
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Because migraines are so unpredictable, migraine sufferers often worry when one is going to strike.
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They are among the few sufferers of this condition in China who receive specialist care.
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Sufferers spread the larvae when they dip their feet in water to relieve the pain.
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Eczema sufferers won't have to wait much longer to try this new type of treatment.
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Sufferers may experience diarrhea, fever, nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms within 24 hours of exposure.
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"One element in many eating disorder sufferers recovery is battling looking at 'thinspiration,' " she continues.
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One floor might be occupied by AIDS sufferers or those addicted to alcohol or drugs.
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Many sufferers of mental illness rely on traditional healers to expel their evil jinnis (spirits).
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And sufferers can only expect a life expectancy of up to five years after diagnosis.
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Many migraine sufferers become prisoners to rigid sleep, food, and exercise routines as preventative measures.
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In addition to financial burdens, diabetes takes its toll on sufferers' personal lives as well.
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Sufferers can also opt for localized surgery, like liposuction, to remove or injure sweat glands.
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According to the American Hair Loss Association, about 40% of hair-loss sufferers are women.
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Like many bipolar sufferers, Wright describes her childhood behaviour and feelings as fluctuating and volatile.
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But not all the ED sufferers I speak to blame apps for aggravating their illnesses.
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For many pain sufferers, opioids are more effective at treating pain than any other treatment.
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There is a condition called hemiagnosia, whose sufferers cannot perceive one half of their bodies.
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Hundreds of chronic pain sufferers are now finding it impossible to access their typical dosage.
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Hospital emergency rooms are filling up with flu sufferers, and pharmacies have reported medicine shortages.
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Around 70% of coronavirus sufferers in China have recovered, the AP reported, citing the WHO.
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China says that most of its coronavirus sufferers have now recovered, though thousands also died.
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"They just feel like they can't relax like they used to," said Salcedo of sufferers.
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Claustrophobia sufferers may have a problem, however, as the cabins don't appear to have windows.
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A late-stage study for chronic migraine sufferers is slated to begin later this year.
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The NHS claims that probiotics may also help reduce bloating and flatulence in IBS sufferers.
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Sufferers experience hypersomnia, low mood, and a pervasive sense of futility during the bleaker months.
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Twitter will block animated PNGs, after trolls used them to trigger seizures in epilepsy sufferers.
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But the Raleigh-Durham area isn't typically known for being especially nightmarish for allergy sufferers.
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EDs sufferers can get better — but it's not always simple EDs are not hopeless cases.
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Another problem is that the featureless corridors in a typical ward make dementia sufferers feel lost.
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Reducing unnecessary treatments represents a large improvement in quality of life for sufferers, veteran and otherwise.
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About 4 million sufferers have chronic migraine, with headaches for 10 to 14 days a month.
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But in clinical trials, migraine sufferers had one to two fewer migraines per month than usual.
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Like me, a new wave of trich sufferers are embracing beauty's power to reclaim their bodies.
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Sufferers are shut away in family homes with unskilled helpers, typically migrant women from the countryside.
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Brandt's sufferers are all over the place, human flotsam and jetsam in messy, dirty, intolerable situations.
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Type 225 diabetes is not currently preventable and sufferers require daily administration of insulin to survive.
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"I don't think, overall, in the long term, migraine sufferers need to be concerned," Mays said.
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Posts describe sufferers going on the run, becoming homeless, and severing contact with friends and family.
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Intrusive thoughts affect 0.6 percent of the population, and the majority of those are female sufferers.
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Health workers have swiftly started to trace those who have been in contact with Ebola sufferers.
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In reality, this typically causes debilitating pain that affects sufferers in all aspects of their lives.
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But almost a year on, sufferers like Mr Weiglein struggle to obtain the weed they need.
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It carries a stigma of mental illness, making sufferers and their relatives reluctant to seek help.
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So we asked migraine sufferers to describe what they see when they get a migraine aura.
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Chronic pain sufferers fear they could become casualties in the war on Ohio's opioid overdose epidemic.
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The suffering is part of the spectacle, but the sufferers are just characters in the show.
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Treatment options for migraine sufferers typically depend on the frequency and severity of the migraine attacks.
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Ming has also developed an early warning AI system to predict manic episodes in bipolar sufferers.
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Time reported that she could even "spoon-feed elderly sufferers, and rock feverish babies to sleep".
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A regular "dementia cafe" will start this month, offering stimulation for sufferers and support for carers.
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He now represents "more than 2,000 non-Hodgkin's lymphoma sufferers who used Roundup extensively," he said.
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No cats are 100% hypoallergenic cats, but some low-shedding breeds are better for allergy sufferers.
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Puttock even blogs about her recovery in a bid to educate and support other ED sufferers.
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In 2013, she conducted the first randomized controlled study of intravenous ketamine infusions for OCD sufferers.
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Google is, meanwhile, working with French drugmaker Sanofi to collect and analyze information from diabetes sufferers.
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His accuracy-in-metaphor was such that sufferers of subsequent generations have frequently adopted the term.
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The sufferers – almost all women – tended to reach for similes to make the intangible seem solid.
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Plus there are potentially more sufferers already in the US who have yet to be identified.
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The study of arthritis sufferers is likely to raise eyebrows, given long-held concerns about Celebrex.
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These conditions could also explain why allergy sufferers have more symptoms after heavy periods of rain.
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Groups representing allergy sufferers say the scene made light of a serious and dangerous health problem.
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ALS typically kills sufferers within the first few years, but Hawking survived the disease for decades.
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With the advent of the Internet, formerly isolated individuals have found a community of fellow-sufferers.
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Opinion What are some of the treatment regimens that sufferers of chronic fatigue syndrome should follow?
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Allergy sufferers were outraged and angry, spreading their message with the hashtag #NotLovinIt on social media.
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Some allergy-sufferers claim that eating little pellets of bee pollen can reduce symptoms of seasonal allergies.
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It's thought that even 15 percent of normal dystrophin production would be life-altering for DMD sufferers.
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There she talks openly about her illness, shares her experiences with other sufferers and learns new skills.
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Though it is rare (affecting about 1.5 million people in America), a majority of sufferers are women.
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An early spring can also affect allergy sufferers, who have to deal with a prolonged pollen season.
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Though it may seem unlikely, acid reflux can generate a lasting cough in some sufferers, noted Merenstein.
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But at the recommendation of my doctor, I enrolled in mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for migraine sufferers.
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There are about 120 million disease sufferers globally, with about a quarter disfigured and incapacitated, WHO said.
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The disease leads to numbness and pain, tending to occur when sufferers are cold, anxious or stressed.
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"Close to 9 billion rand will be paid to sufferers of silicosis and occupational tuberculosis," he said.
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Between 10 and 15% of the population has IBS, and two in three IBS sufferers are female.
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She said the online message boards for chronic pain sufferers lit up after Kasich unveiled the restrictions.
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And a tiny number of Zika sufferers develop Guillain-Barré syndrome, a creeping (though normally reversible) paralysis.
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After that success, the rats have also been trained to detect sufferers of tuberculosis by sniffing sputum.
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In extreme cases, peanut allergy sufferers risk life-threatening anaphylactic shocks, should they accidentally ingest the nut.
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As is the case with other specific phobias, sufferers create idiosyncratic restrictions or allowances around taking them.
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With continued support, they might one day find a cure that works for all ME/CFS sufferers.
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Online, she plays chess and contributes to a forum for stress-sufferers, a place where danger lies.
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Sufferers have no inner voice to understand their own feelings and reflect honestly on their own actions.
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Others, such as Cognitive Diary, teach cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to help sufferers understand their illness.
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Another campaign, which goes by the acronym MAIMES, or Medical Abuse in ME Sufferers, operates from Britain.
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But with help, sufferers can get past the point of no return and once again see daylight.
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In the United States, the average life span of sufferers has been extended into the early 0003s.
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Because it isn't just the sufferers who have numerous conflicting hypotheses about the cause of their illness.
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That inspired Padukone to set up the Live, Love, Laugh Foundation in 2015 to support other sufferers.
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Guinea worm sufferers are often tempted to seek relief for the burning sensations by immersing in water.
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They unfurl banners that say, "Hello Cholera Sufferers," depicting Naples as a godforsaken capital of diseased outcasts.
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The niche market for eczema sufferers has thrived because there is no widespread safe and effective treatment.
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So he helped other former hepatitis C sufferers set up informal buyers' clubs in their own countries.
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Only time will tell whether there are already other sufferers in the US. And if so, where?
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The EpiPen isn't the only option for allergy sufferers, though it is by far the most dominant.
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But McGonigal had something that set her apart from other anxiety sufferers: She is a game designer.
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Sufferers of these illnesses are relatively easy to detect, given obvious alterations in thinking, emotion and behavior.
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Those are very hard moments for the sufferers, so we believe this is going to be really useful.
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For some migraine sufferers, these foods can trigger severe headaches, although for other people they're not a trigger.
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Sufferers are often bed-bound and unable to carry out basic daily activities like washing and feeding themselves.
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Many sufferers show no symptoms until it is too late for a single course of antibiotics to work.
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This is something that the roughly 20 million allergy sufferers in the U.S. alone know all too well.
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But, he notes, acne sufferers should stay away from coconut oil and opt for oil-free hydrators instead.
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Severe forms of sickle cell can leave sufferers with relentless pain caused by blockages in small blood vessels.
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Only three percent of pancreatic cancer patients and five percent of liver cancer sufferers survive for five years.
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Their deep need to connect is drawing the most severely wounded and isolated PTSD sufferers out of themselves.
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The resulting disabilities keep sufferers mired in poverty; that poverty is also what allows the diseases to thrive.
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DMD is a rare, progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, eventually killing most sufferers by age 30.
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The needling also improved function in the short-term when compared with no treatment for chronic pain sufferers.
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In fact, allergy sufferers were filing complaints with the FTC about Mylan's price gouging as early as 2012.
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"Leprosy centers are not necessary ... sufferers were ostracized because there was no cure," Ugwu of the GLRA said.
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China's government is woefully unprepared for this crisis, with a severe lack of health-care provision for sufferers.
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Ultimately, many sufferers get surgery to remove parts of their damaged gut, which can lead to some improvement.
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That means it may be possible to rescue them—perhaps by adapting optogenetics for use in human sufferers.
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The local government commissions Datong to provide social services for the elderly, children, migrant families and HIV sufferers.
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This misconception is potentially dangerous for migraine sufferers and those advising them, Dr. Young and other neurologists emphasize.
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So far, (RED) has impacted the lives of 70 million HIV/AIDS sufferers, says (RED) CEO Deb Dugan.
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Tinnitus sufferers will have to visit a doctor who will prescribe patients a card to certify their condition.
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Sufferers can experience vivid flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, alertness, anxiety, and overwhelming feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, or shame.
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Novartis's top neuroscience developer Dan Bar-Zohar said he is keenly aware that most migraine sufferers are women.
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We tend to comfort those who have to tolerate the mentally ill more than we do actual sufferers.
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The American Hair Loss Association website says women account for up to 40 percent of hair-loss sufferers.
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Video as a medium for A.S.M.R. may appeal to anxiety sufferers because the viewer is in full control.
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Reddit, among other message boards, offers D.I.Y. white-noise hacks for light sleepers, shift workers and tinnitus sufferers.
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At its best, it serves to unite kinky freaks, dissidents of oppressive regimes and sufferers of obscure diseases.
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He started receiving hundreds of emails a day from hepatitis C sufferers in other countries, asking for advice.
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HANOI (Reuters) - For sufferers of nuclear anxiety, how about a little dried persimmon punch to settle the stomach?
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Subway sufferers, take note: In Germany, a frustrated commuter knitted a scarf, color-coded based on train delays.
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At least 20 randomized controlled studies have taken place looking at EMDR therapy's therapeutic potential for PTSD sufferers.
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There are always sufferers somewhere in the world as urgently in need of rescue as victims of a battle.
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Lethality of the cancer being treated is indeterminable, so sufferers frequently undergo invasive surgeries that end up being unnecessary.
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Sufferers lose their ability to speak, control their bowels and even swallow, while the mind and senses remain intact.
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As 18-year-olds, Katie and Dalton met in 2009 on a Facebook page for sufferers of cystic fibrosis.
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It's unclear if the ailment forces sufferers to lose their minds politically or just exposes their true political beliefs.
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When sufferers have been tested, they have not been able to tell whether the electronic devices are turned on.
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Even if they accept that they do need care, sufferers from psychiatric problems may still try to resist it.
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People with migraines are often seen as weak or dramatic, so many sufferers learn to work through their pain.
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Baidu has previously been criticized for allowing an unlicensed private hospital to manage an online forum for hemophilia sufferers.
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I believe that they," the migraine sufferers who say they've seen good results from the piercing, "believe in it.
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HAX startup Aire created the first pocket breathalyzer to able to help IBS sufferers by testing for food intolerances.
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As a result, many sufferers are left with few options for treatment of real symptoms that can't be explained.
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Yet cancer sufferers need not wait for the therapies of tomorrow to have a better chance of survival today.
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To use, asthma sufferers would pre-load it with the metal canister that comes with a traditional asthma inhaler.
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Whereas kindly grandmothers are Africa's trusted confidantes, many of those in New York are former sufferers such as addicts.
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Rising temperatures and increasing atmospheric carbon-dioxide concentrations are intensifying pollen seasons, much to the chagrin of allergy sufferers.
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Their research has saved lives, as chronic stomach ulcer sufferers are at a greater risk of developing stomach cancer.
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And unfortunately for allergy sufferers, you can now add skyrocketing pollen counts to the growing list of environmental consequences.
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Though disorders associated with anxiety are highly treatable, the organization says less than 40 percent of sufferers receive treatment.
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There is some evidence that the disease can impact how its sufferers perceive other people's emotions and facial expressions.
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Customizable applications such as Beyond Care PTSD will allow expanded access to therapy for all types of PTSD sufferers.
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This presents problems for people whose conditions are treatable with THC, such as sufferers of certain types of epilepsy.
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Nearly two-thirds of China's sufferers have the form known as Alzheimer's, cases of which have tripled since 1990.
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GSK, a drug firm with various asthma treatments, offers sufferers the MyAsthma app, to help them manage their condition.
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The difference between the two, however, is that bipolar II sufferers have a lower level of mania, called hypomania.
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The condition manifests itself mostly through tremors that often make hands shake uncontrollably, impacting the daily lives of sufferers.
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In Japan, the government estimates there will be 7 million dementia sufferers in 2025, from 4.6 million in 2012.
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It didn't work for me as a painkiller, but it's well-documented in its effectiveness for other Crohn's sufferers.
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The three royals front the Heads Together campaign, launched this year to help improve the help available for sufferers.
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That would poach business from Shire's older drugs for the condition in which sufferers' blood does not clot properly.
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The disorder tends to alienate its sufferers, since their friends and family make noise that drives them to rage.
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They are well organised after many sufferers died in the 1980s when they contracted HIV from contaminated blood products.
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Farm and ranch organizations and an association of rodeo cowboys gave tens of thousands of dollars to fire sufferers.
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A CPAP machine increases the air pressure in sleep apnea sufferers' throats to help them breathe while they sleep.
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One one hand, election day is hella stressful, and dogs can offer a comforting distraction for sufferers of anxiety.
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Perhaps the most common use for Botox, aside from cosmetic purposes, is to relieve pain for chronic migraine sufferers.
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PTSD—or post-traumatic stress disorder—is difficult to treat, and sufferers are at a higher risk of suicide.
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Sympathy stolen on behalf of imaginary sufferers is stolen from real ones; phony monsters divert us from real ones.
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Or between Damien Hirst's shark pickled in formaldehyde and the liminal, suspended state that awaits all sufferers of dementia.
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Sufferers also report a lower interest in sex, greater depression, anxiety, and a feeling of isolation from other people.
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When topical acne treatments fail, birth control is an option that can be very effective for many acne sufferers.
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On a fibromyalgia Facebook forum, a place where sufferers gather to compare notes about morphing symptoms, I found Louise.
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A 2017 study found chronic pain sufferers who volunteered reported decreased pain along with an improved sense of purpose.
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And much to the chagrin of pimple sufferers everywhere, a foolproof cure doesn't seem to be anywhere in sight.
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Patients have experienced shortness of breath, chest pains, and even nausea, and some sufferers have been put on ventilators.
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Almost all MCS sufferers say that prolonged, low-level exposure to chemicals is to blame for their perpetual sickness.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: We know there are potentially 60 million migraine sufferers, 10% in the U.S., Europe, and other wealthier economies.
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These canines are also trained to help PTSD sufferers navigate through stressful situations, block triggers and wake from night terrors.
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But these more extensive treatments only sometimes work for a minority of sufferers, and they have their own side effects.
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Shoes equipped with small laser emitters were shown in recent tests to help sufferers of Parkinson's disease to walk normally.
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So it's been hoped that gene therapy could greatly improve the lives of sufferers or even cure the disease entirely.
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And there are plenty of sufferers who find no real benefit from using white noise to help mask their symptoms.
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Since a large portion of sufferers are younger than 65, they could require decades of therapy to lessen their pain.
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Over the course of three clinical trials, the drug was successful at reducing the frequency of migraines for chronic sufferers.
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And migraine sufferers often have more than one trigger (on average, they have four, according to headache-data company Curelator).
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Still, chronic pain sufferers were three times as likely as others to have tested positive for opioids when they died.
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About 20% of migraine sufferers experience an aura, a warning symptom 20 minutes to an hour before a migraine begins.
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A breakthrough may not be imminent, but thousands of coughing, wheezing sufferers would be glad to hear some good news.
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Designed for sufferers of diabetes by researchers from South Korea's Institute for Basic Science, the device monitors the wearer's sweat.
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Not dissimilarly, Nima is offering food allergy sufferers a handheld device capable of detecting dangerous gluten allergens in their food.
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Celiac disease sufferers may soon be able to safely eat gluten, thanks to a new vaccine currently undergoing testing worldwide.
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Ambiguity has always made pain assessment an inexact science for health care providers, which in turn frustrates the sufferers themselves.
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So, forgive my ignorance, but I'm not too clued up on what Crohn's is and how it affects its sufferers.
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While Arthritis may not be the most glamorous cover Gaga's ever done, fans and arthritis sufferers alike appreciate her openness.
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Until recently, scientists had little idea about what causes scoliosis, which usually begins to afflict its sufferers in their teens.
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The vast majority of migraine sufferers are women, and despite decades of research, their cause is still largely a mystery.
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They also found that the women who used it tended to be older and more likely to be asthma-sufferers.
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In fact, a 2010 study found that 56% of rosacea sufferers studied had adverse reactions to high heat and steam.
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Easy to operate — just one button to control the speed — we find it particularly suited for allergy and asthma sufferers.
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The Clarisonic brush has developed a strong fan base among skin-care enthusiasts, acne sufferers, and Keith Haring fans alike.
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Treatment options for Dravet sufferers are currently limited, involving a combination of drugs for the seizures and to prevent emergencies.
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Since the war he has performed excellent work and made himself a martyr to the cause of the war's sufferers.
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It may be heartbreaking news to animal-loving allergy sufferers, but there are no cat breeds that are completely hypoallergenic.
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Extreme Temperatures Like most skin conditions, facing extreme temperatures and seasonal changes can be rough, but especially for eczema sufferers.
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The campaign to have evidence-backed treatments discredited was "doing a terrible disservice to sufferers from this condition," said Wessely.
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Most sufferers of uncombable hair syndrome "do not necessarily seek help for this from a doctor or hospital," she added.
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Other sleep paralysis sufferers on Reddit describe not being able to breathe, intense pressure on their chest, and auditory hallucinations.
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Beds on the firm side tend to be ideal for heavy people, back pain sufferers, and back and stomach sleepers.
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Sufferers of various illnesses are increasingly using social media to connect with others and to raise awareness about their diseases.
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They described as quite low the likelihood of chronic pain sufferers developing opioid addiction, now also called opioid use disorder.
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Another focus of gun control advocates has been mental health urging more services for sufferers and screening for gun buyers.
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Brexanolone sounds like the kind of solution that will only help a small percentage of a large population of sufferers.
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Here's something we do know: Anxiety sufferers face a lot of barriers when trying to access conventional mental health treatment.
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Pneumonia causes coughing, fevers, trouble breathing, and—when sufferers are already sick, bedridden, or very old—it can be fatal.
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I've been told often that chronic pain sufferers should manage their expectations and learn to accept some level of pain.
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That could mean the device won't work for the 20 percent to 40 percent of tinnitus sufferers without that particular quirk.
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The life-saving devices are crucial for severe allergy sufferers whose doctors insist they carry epinephrine with them at all times.
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One method involves treatments that introduce small amounts of peanuts to allergy sufferers, which gradually increases the amount to build tolerance.
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Still, a thoughtful approach to Ayurvedic and herbal medicine could very well be worth exploring for all acne sufferers, myself included.
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None of the patients in the outbreak has yet died, WHO said, although MERS generally kills about 36 percent of sufferers.
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For seasonal allergy sufferers like me, all this pollen stimulates the immune system, which recognizes innocuous pollen proteins as dangerous invaders.
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It advised against confining sufferers against their will (patients are pictured above in 2010 at a facility in Luohe, Henan province).
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The seizures affect at least 17 percent of children in parts of Uganda, and make sufferers look like they're nodding involuntarily.
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DRIVE-THRU MERS is hard to spot, and far more deadly than other acute respiratory infections, killing one in three sufferers.
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Airline insiders fear that untrained animals could misbehave onboard and asthma sufferers fear they are being exposed to allergy-aggravating dander.
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Unfortunately, due to their size and the infrequency of their use, many severe allergy sufferers don't carry them all the time.
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Metamason – 3D-printed masks for sufferers of sleep apnea Metamason aims to serve the millions of Americans suffering from sleep apnea.
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Across sub-Saharan Africa nine-tenths of cancer sufferers in moderate or severe pain die without the relief granted by opioids.
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In addition to a stuffy nose and sore throat, sufferers may experience itchy eyes, a runny nose, or tickling, itching throat.
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Thanks to advances in leprosy drugs, there is no need to isolate sufferers, or keep them in centers, health experts say.
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By some estimates more than 50 percent of RBD sufferers report injury to themselves or to their bedmate at some point.
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And currently, there is no treatment or cure for the syndrome (some sufferers can eventually eat meat again, but not all).
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Put simply, after a carbohydrate-rich meal, sufferers of reactive hypoglycemia end up with reduced levels of glucose in their system.
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Other options for sufferers include an over-the-counter treatment, such as a laxative, drinking prune juice or modifying their diet.
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Yesterday, Japanese doctors warned their health system is failing hundreds of thousands of eating disorder sufferers—many of them teenage girls.
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Without treatment, sufferers can develop advanced damage, including the scarring known as fibrosis; cirrhosis, which destroys liver function; and even cancer.
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The disease causes muscle stiffness in sufferers, who gradually find themselves less able to play their instruments like they used to.
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And even in situations for which abuse is not the issue, migraine sufferers will frequently use drugs to chase the headache.
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Half of severe sufferers die within a week or two, but the rest recover without significant organ damage, according to WHO.
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An overblown response to a relatively minor pathogen can cause sufferers to undergo severe lung inflammation and flooding, commonly called pneumonia.
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ED sufferers created a community within the app, sharing usernames on pro-ana forums to motivate others to fast for longer.
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Getting sun exposure in small doses at the start of the warmer seasons can also help sufferers avoid a bad reaction.
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Improved diagnosis and prevention programs are vitally important, but the nation is also falling behind in managing diabetes in current sufferers.
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And in clinical trials, psychotherapy combined with MDMA (the chemical more commonly known as ecstasy) offers significant relief for PTSD sufferers.
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Eventually, as these vital organs fail, the hands and feet start to puff up, and sufferers feel nauseated, achy, and itchy.
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As the CDC investigates the reported cases of lung illnesses linked to vaping, several sufferers have spoken out about their experience.
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Sufferers often end up "catastrophizing" small events—such as the fact that they're not sleeping—that keep them up at night.
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Gambling is a disease, not a moral issue, but it often causes its sufferers to do unethical and self-destructive things.
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Shortly after the USS Carl Vinson docked, uniformed navy officers performed a lighthearted rock concert for child sufferers of Agent Orange.
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However, she noted that stigma and lack of awareness surrounding mental illness can make it difficult for sufferers to reach out.
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It often forces sufferers to revisits such incidents mentally and can be triggered by anything that reminds them of past trauma.
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"He played a tremendous role," said Terumi Tanaka, secretary general of the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations.
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Called Palforzia, the drug seeks to treat peanut-allergy sufferers by exposing them to the very thing that could kill them.
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Both engineers suffered from sleep apnea, which is characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep and can leave sufferers fatigued.
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A 2008 paper found that by taking marijuana, chronic-pain sufferers could reduce their doses of pain-relieving opioids, for example.
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The research shows that acne sufferers have significantly longer telomeres and therefore may be blessed with the gift of longer life.
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The p53 pathway was shown to be less active in the skin of acne sufferers, although this is still under investigation.
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Many sufferers of type 1 or type 2 diabetes are bracing for changes in insurance coverage of their insulin as prices soar.
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"It's not surprising that such sufferers naturally assume that they've had a paranormal or supernatural experience," Dr. Allamby explained to the publication.
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It sounds like a small shift, but for anorexia sufferers like Heather and Beau, it makes all the difference in the world.
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VR experiences like SnowWorld can help sufferers escape their pain by tricking them into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real.
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Big news for migraine sufferers: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new drug on Thursday that will help prevent migraines.
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And as most acne sufferers know, having active blemishes or old scars does not give you a free pass from dry skin.
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The thread seemed to incite disdain from just about everyone: human-rights advocates, chronic-pain sufferers, many members of the general public.
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A data science-driven health startup, founded by Arif Sorathia and Brett Adelman, for sufferers of chronic and autoimmune conditions, like lupus.
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That means ragweed and other plants start producing pollen earlier in the season, which will lead to more misery for allergy sufferers.
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In the current outbreak, illnesses began about May 21, with sufferers ranging in age from less than 1 year old to 72.
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In fact, the auction raised so much that Winslett and Nuttall now have extra money to fund treatment for other cancer sufferers.
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But that will leave out the one in five sufferers from the illness who have never touched a cigarette in their lives.
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This treatment could be revolutionary for migraine sufferers, but further work needs to be done to test the drug's long-term effects.
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Because it can be hard to diagnose, many endometriosis sufferers are frequently misdiagnosed or have their symptoms dismissed — even by medical professionals.
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" Especially as endometriosis sufferers are at risk of developing anxiety and depression, "self-care has now been linked to better psychological health.
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Because the majority of phobia sufferers don't receive professional treatment, mass market games like Itsy could offer immense value for individuals globally.
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The motion refers to some 2,700 German thalidomide sufferers, 500 in Britain and in Italy, 200 in Spain and 100 in Sweden.
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For the most severe cold urticaria sufferers, something as seemingly innocent as jumping into cold water can cause a deadly anaphylactic reaction.
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Why is it that we continue to deride sufferers of one disease and openly project benevolence and humanity towards victims of another?
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Breast cancer sufferers with metastatic disease account for about a quarter of patients, and only a minority of those have BRCA mutations.
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He cited new drugs under development, the rising number of diabetes sufferers around the world and technological breakthroughs as causes for optimism.
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Victims of trauma and PTSD sufferers often recall the sound of a perpetrator's breath or even their own from a traumatic experience.
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The rare disease, which affects one in 10,000 Spanish children, often makes it hard for sufferers to walk as their muscles deteriorate.
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The brand collaborated with a group of migraine-sufferers to translate their symptoms, aside from the actual pain, into a simulated experience.
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HPPD reportedly causes sufferers to report seeing tracers, after-images, and mild imaginary light shows, along with non-visual symptoms like anxiety.
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Modern biotech asthma drugs are offering new hope for severe asthma sufferers who continue to have breathing problems despite using modern inhalers.
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Jet lag sufferers take note: a drug designed to treat the condition has been delayed by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Yogurt is abundant in vitamins that can help decrease intestinal malfunction, which might help flu sufferers who are experiencing nausea or vomiting.
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So it follows that once the crusade concludes, former acne sufferers, like soldiers, can experience a bit of a skin identity crisis.
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Callahan's Step 9 trek to make amends is accomplished with remarkable ease, and his support group is a haven of simpatico sufferers.
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At least one study has also found that when migraine sufferers wean themselves off caffeine completely, they respond better to other treatments.
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Like all dementia sufferers, he has moments of lucidity but when the cloudiness hits, I'm not sure he knows who he is.
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Now, Kaléo says it has resolved those issues and is ready to get its product back in the hands of allergy sufferers.
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For the same reason, many sufferers tend to experience auras around the time of their period, when estrogen levels take a dive.
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Waterborne adenoviruses can cause gastroenteritis, an infection which irritates the stomach and intestine and causes truly magical amounts of diarrhea amongst sufferers.
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Prophylactic treatments lower headache frequency by about half in the 40 percent of sufferers who use them, the American Migraine Foundation estimates.
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His tenacity on behalf of Holocaust sufferers was matched by his warmth and encouragement of loved ones, said his son Elisha Wiesel.
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The exact number of misophonia sufferers in the world is unknown, he said, because it was only recently diagnosed as a condition.
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With thousands of members, Cluster Busters offers a strong online community that helps cluster sufferers seek relief from their condition through psychedelics.
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Sufferers may even experience chronic aches, she added, which can be due to underlying inflammation - a condition that's also known as osteomalacia.
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While there's little evidence that opiates produce long term benefits for chronic pain sufferers, their repeated use presents a clear and present danger.
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"I have experienced mental illness firsthand, and I've seen what it can do to the people around [the sufferers] as well," she said.
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It does in a small percentage of cases, but by and large, sufferers of PTSD are more likely to harm themselves than others.
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Mazza, who runs the blog Mum on the Run, also wrote about what anxiety sufferers can experience, and how it impacts their relationships.
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Harry underwent two days of training in how to help sufferers when he volunteered at the British Army's Personal Recovery Unit last year.
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Along with the unappealing cost, Austin was also having trouble going through the demanding application process that can be difficult for PTSD sufferers.
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In the meantime, Australians with Wind Turbine Syndrome are welcome to join the wi-fi allergists, microwave haters, and other assorted techno-sufferers.
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With the release of "Metal Soul," our first glimpse into his new record Come All Sufferers, we're starting to get a fuller picture.
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The fact that the response varies among cultures is not proof that the syndrome itself exists only in the minds of its sufferers.
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The Jane the Virgin star shared a moving Instagram post on Friday explaining her experience and encouraging other anxiety sufferers to stay strong.
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But scientists say it goes undiagnosed in most cases, and the true number of sufferers in the United States alone could be 10,000.
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The mobile network is working with Bright Sky, an app that helps to identify domestic abuse and violence and offers support to sufferers.
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While many sufferers do report dietary triggers for their symptoms, these triggers can include the insoluble fiber found in many vegetables and fruits.
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""The mid-level stages of TDS have a profound effect on the victim's vocabulary: Sufferers speak a distinctive language consisting solely of hyperbole.
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He cited new drugs under development, the rising number of diabetes sufferers around the world and technological breakthroughs among his reasons for optimism.
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Physicians often prescribe strong painkillers for migraine sufferers — including teenagers — in an effort to mitigate the severe and often debilitating pain and discomfort.
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It would have been something tremendous to offer those sufferers the exquisite comforts of stately marble troughs in which to collectivize their tears.
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When severe-allergy sufferers go out to eat, what's being done to keep them safe, and who's to blame when they get sick?
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Though this cycle goes unnoticed all night, the fits of interrupted sleep pile up, usually leaving sufferers drowsy and tired during the day.
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Click through to see the 15 in which it's especially rough this time of year for the allergy and asthma sufferers among us.
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Chronic pain sufferers who took guided tours of art museums felt less discomfort and unpleasantness related to their pain shortly afterward, researchers found.
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Online forums are awash with sufferers who prior to diagnosis experienced attacks just like this one in life-threatening situations such as diving.
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For instance, in August 280, 2000,000 cases of heatstroke were reported, and more than 1,000 of the sufferers died within a few days.
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The current cost of caring for patients, of lost productivity for sufferers and family alike all told is approaching $230 billion a year.
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The country's new president says his father tore down the cages where sufferers had been previously kept and instituted more progressive preventative systems.
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Spring can feel like the end of the world for allergy sufferers, but in North Carolina this week, it looked that way, too.
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Weeks after declaring the recovery of all 16 of its coronavirus sufferers, Vietnam has confirmed 76 infections as of Thursday, but no deaths.
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Some H.I.V. sufferers have reportedly stopped taking their medicines because of severe side effects when the pills are taken on an empty stomach.
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Murdoch resists easy portraiture (Indians as pitiful or pathetic or damaged) and blind compassion (Indians as noble sufferers or keepers of special knowledge).
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Many allergy sufferers also find relief in over-the-counter products such as the neti pot and other nasal rinses for sinus problems.
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Doctors and nurses would often refuse to care for AIDS sufferers, and when the untreated patients died, undertakers often turned them away, too.
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A group of researchers in Canada say they've found evidence that pesticides, not sonic energy weapons, might be to blame for sufferers' agony.
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Brice recently attended an EHS conference where she met doctors as well as sufferers who don protective clothing and netting head to toe.
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The condition is one of the leading causes of emergency room visits because sufferers believe they are having a heart attack, Hecht said.
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But if further trials prove successful, experts said, avatar therapy could "radically change" treatment approaches for millions of psychosis sufferers across the world.
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The delayed sleep phase sufferers I spoke to all agreed: The one thing they wished for was greater tolerance of people like them.
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Going forward, though, reintegrating peanuts into our diet—especially from a young age—might eventually help bring the number of allergy sufferers down.
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While this may initially sound like a godsend to many sufferers of monthly abdominal agony, policies like this are neither new nor without controversy.
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Now she works to share that strength with other psoriasis sufferers by working with Otezla and Celgene on their Show More of You campaign.
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For example, over 80 percent of PTSD sufferers recover with the right treatment, but many people with the condition don't seek help at all.
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You'll find a few sufferers of this particular hardship on the "Limerence" subreddit, a message board where the brokenhearted and obsessed bare their souls.
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The conspiracy has evolved a densely populated online world, one where confirmation bias is king, but where sufferers can accept and support each other.
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The number of people affected by seasonal allergies seems to be on the rise, and symptoms seem to be getting more severe among sufferers.
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So, if migraine sufferers have more nitrate-processing bacteria, those could be fueling the creation of more nitric oxide and triggering those hellish headaches.
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"I hope this will reassure sufferers," Tim Griffiths, Professor of Cognitive Neurology at Newcastle University and University College London, said in a press release.
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Some migraine sufferers on Twitter echoed Khloé's pain, and applauded her for bringing awareness to the chronic pain condition that affects so many women.
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But they discovered insufficient evidence to draw conclusions about whether medical marijuana was helpful to pain sufferers, with one exception: neuropathic or nerve pain.
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It might broaden its mental health surveillance to screening for depression rather than focusing only on suicidal behavior and then connecting sufferers with resources.
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Asthma sufferers, a heads up: More than 593,000 albuterol inhalers have been recalled due to a problem with the medicine delivery system, Reuters reports.
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A 2007 study broke down sexsomnia behaviors by gender; the researchers found that women sufferers of sexsomnia are much less likely to initiate sex.
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Fluffier breeds tend to shed more, spreading that protein-laden fur around and making them more likely to trigger an allergy attack in sufferers.
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Flirty's owner is Abrea Hensley, who sufferers from depression, severe anxiety, and PTSD, and is allergic to dogs, the most common service animal choice.
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Goodnight Gloom Anxiety sufferers most likely feel plagued by bad dreams because of a process in behavioral psychology called negative reinforcement, said Dr. Nadorff.
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Foods such as eggs, nuts, seeds, soy products, wheat, and diary are known to cause issues with sufferers, so it's better to avoid them.
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Mildred Varela belongs to a WhatsApp group created by and for breast cancer sufferers that both looks for, and helps channel, donations of medication.
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As is common with anorexia sufferers, Dauxerre grew a fine layer of hair all over her body, and would regularly faint in the street.
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If you think this sounds extreme, consider that one data broker offered a list of "AIDS and H.I.V. Infection Sufferers" — 1,000 names for $79.
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Musk earlier this week offered to make ventilators for coronavirus sufferers, after the U.S. appealed for donations of respirator masks to fight a shortage.
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Musk earlier this week offered to make ventilators for coronavirus sufferers, after the U.S. appealed for donations of respirator masks to fight a shortage.
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Similar restrictions applied to people with positive airway-pressure machines (used to treat sleep apnoea) and to diabetes sufferers fitted with connected insulin pumps.
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Something like half of all sufferers drop out of treatment within a few months, so it might be worth thinking about involuntary commitment too.
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He had previously taken benzodiazepine to some success; the psychoactive drug is often given to HPPD sufferers but carries its own set of risks.
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Now, concerns about the high price of the device for severe allergy sufferers are being raised by another kind of customer: the federal government.
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Sufferers of Lyme disease, which is transferred through infected ticks, have to endure chronic fatigue, flu-like symptoms, joint and muscle pain, fever and headaches.
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Last year, the British Journal of Dermatology published a 15-year study that confirmed that acne sufferers were at a significantly higher risk of depression.
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Often, the illness gets worse quickly, with sufferers developing pneumonia, acute respiratory distress, or neurological symptoms like seizures and coma within a day or two.
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Over-the-counter medications provide little to no relief for chronic migraine sufferers, and prescription drugs can be costly or come with undesired side effects.
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Carl Sutton, who runs iSpeak—the only organisation in the world that caters to adult sufferers—has written to multiple SM experts about this omission.
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The stigma and disability faced by sufferers meant that many were hidden within their communities; they had to be found and persuaded to accept treatment.
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But as Scandal star Katie Lowes publically shared, sufferers don't just battle physical symptoms, but also a strong social stigma that comes with scaly skin.
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The MS Society said the analysis, while still at an early stage, was welcome news for MS sufferers and their families searching for new options.
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The startup is developing technology that will allow sufferers to scan their face and have a 3D-printed customized and fitted mask printed for them.
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If we actually listened to these guys instead of roasting them for being fugly, we might be able to help heart attack and stroke sufferers.
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"Now that the DEA is officially withdrawing the proposal, I can continue the crusade for the rights of chronic pain sufferers like myself," Rowland said.
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Even members of the Duchenne community whose sons are not among the 13 percent of sufferers the drug treats feel this is their strongest hope.
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According to the Mental Health America, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) sufferers have recurrent unwanted thoughts (obsessions) or rituals (compulsions), which they feel they cannot control.
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Duchenne's is a rare genetic disorder affecting some 15,000 U.S. patients that causes progressive muscle deterioration and kills most sufferers by the age of 30.
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While the brand's concern over the disease's reputation is an important one, it's not even close to being the primary challenge that sufferers face today.
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The likelihood of contracting TB is also increased by living in close quarters to other sufferers, as is often the case in crowded miners' dormitories.
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That's because giving allergy sufferers a false sense of security could be dangerous, says Mary Rozenman, Aimmune's senior vice president for corporate development and strategy.
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There were maudlin pleas on Twitter, parody sites posting about fake charities set up to help drought sufferers, and the inevitable angry Hitler reaction video.
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Vertigo is a sensation experienced in the stomach and the mind—though some sufferers feel it as sharp pains in the soles of the feet.
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That might explain the intense reactions of many sufferers to the "American Horror Story" advertisements, which tend to focus on faces with photo-edited holes.
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At 31 sites nationwide, 328 migraine sufferers aged 8 to 17 were randomly assigned to take amitriptyline, topiramate or a placebo pill for 173 weeks.
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Early results suggest that microdosing can be beneficial to everybody except anxiety sufferers, though people with both depression and anxiety reported positive results, Fadiman said.
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Symptoms such as severe headaches, arthritis and severe joint pain, dizziness, nerve pain, and memory issues are just a few the symptoms sufferers can face.
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FAS Facebook groups are awash with sufferers who reveal that they isolate themselves from the general public because of constant "Where are you from?" questions.
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Since migraine sufferers were known to already be at a higher-than-average risk of stroke, these women were told to avoid combined oral contraceptives.
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Triggered by strong emotions such as—you guessed it—laughter, anger and surprise, sufferers experience complete loss of muscle control in a matter of seconds.
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Despite the drug being seen as the first line of treatment to decrease cataplexy, sufferers are being repeatedly denied it due to its high cost.
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As this was above many ED sufferers' hoped daily intake, the community found a way to hack the app to set a lower calorie goal.
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Experiencing nonspecific low back pain can elicit fear that sufferers are becoming fragile with age and that pain is simply a new fact of life.
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VICE News visited chronic pain sufferers in Midcoast Maine and talked with one of the only physicians willing to exempt them from the new law.
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At one hospital in Queens this week, potential COVID-19 sufferers waited hours to be tested and many were still turned away after the wait.
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"There is no specific treatment except to sedate patients and put them on mechanical ventilators to let them recover," Matthay said, referring to ARDS sufferers.
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For example, many of the plants responsible for exacerbating allergies flower earlier in years with warm springs, leading to a longer season for allergy sufferers.
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Practicing self-compassion, or self-care, is meant to mitigate feelings of shame and judgment, which are often experienced by assault survivors and PTSD sufferers.
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The sufferers, of course, are millions of riders for whom the daily commute is now a torment of delays, overcrowding, missed appointments and understandable anger.
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"It seems entirely probable that a reduction in air pollution will be beneficial to people in susceptible categories, for example some asthma sufferers," he said.
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A Hawaiian official says the state got "two minutes" notice before the Trump administration on Friday announced measures to reroute potential coronavirus sufferers to them.
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For example, four regional contractors have independently made local coverage determinations for allergen immunotherapy, but they all approve the same treatments for seasonal allergy sufferers.
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Hardship is transcendent, hardship is universal and for the issue of alopecia, of which, there are millions of sufferers, certainly there are many black women.
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Google says searches for allergy information consistently spike every year in the spring and the fall, when seasonal allergy sufferers tend to have more symptoms.
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Last month news broke that allergy sufferers were paying nearly 28500 percent more for EpiPens than they were when the technology was introduced in 6900.
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With 5.3 million sufferers and 50,000 Americans killed by traumatic brain injury annually, we need adequate funds to address this deadly but often ignored affliction.
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There were no new deaths in the outbreak, but 416 contacts of sufferers were being chased up in case they also developed symptoms, he said.
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Hemophilia sufferers lack a protein that helps blood to clot, putting them at risk of serious health complications including internal bleeding, joint damage or death.
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Cook, 67, who plays fiddle and guitar, said he was diagnosed four years ago with the disease, which robs sufferers of balance and causes tremors.
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The company made headlines in 2018 for pioneering Aimovig, the first drug specifically intended for migraine sufferers, and has seen that franchise grow by double digits.
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The MHRA report states that, if the medicine was more easily available, some ED sufferers might look for legitimate Viagra and not potentially fake online options.
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Coming down the pipeline The lack of options to ensure complete relief is leading migraine sufferers to seek out alternative treatment options, including yoga and meditation.
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A quick Google search of "chewing and spitting" produces half a million results, largely blogs and forums from the many sufferers desperate to feel less alone.
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For sufferers of less extreme depression, however, action sports like sky diving are very effective ways to rewire the brain's focus back into the present moment.
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Since 2013, we've been hearing that psychiatrists might soon start prescribing ketamine for the huge proportion of depression sufferers who don't respond to antidepressants like Prozac.
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The nitrogen oxides produced by diesel engines, which are far more popular in Europe than in the United States, are a potent irritant for asthma sufferers.
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The results According to the study, the risk of white matter brain lesions increased 68% for those suffering migraines with aura, compared with non-migraine sufferers.
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This troublesome allergen is then spread to the cat's fur and dander — where it is more likely to come in contact with allergy sufferers — through grooming.
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At its most extreme, trichotillomania is a debilitating condition and can result in permanent hair loss – and female adult sufferers outnumber men by three to one.
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As I covered in my original article, there are some people who do have genuinely dry skin, like eczema or psoriasis sufferers, who will need moisturizer.
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While the results suggest that no two migraine sufferers are alike, they also highlight a pharmaceutical industry that has ignored the demand for better, safer drugs.
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Judi Davis, Reagan's daughter, penned a letter to Ferrell in The Daily Beast in which she accused the actor of callously mocking the sufferers of Alzheimer's.
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With mySugr's app, diabetes sufferers who use glucose meters to analyze their blood sugar levels can automatically upload data via a Bluetooth connection to their smartphones.
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The difference is dramatic, and the makeover also serves as a tutorial of sorts for fellow acne sufferers, some of whom have commented with their appreciation.
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Diane Davidson, the home's care leader, said the immersive experience of using virtual reality goggles has been positive for dementia sufferers because it cuts out distractions.
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This disorder can affect anyone in any age group, but it's more commonly diagnosed in women (80 to 90% of sufferers are female, to be exact).
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Watch: The History of Birth Control In the UK, the NHS prescribes recurrent cystitis sufferers with a low-dose preventative of an antibiotic known as Trimethoprim.
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Before the government named methylmercury as its cause in 1968, disease sufferers faced discrimination over fears it was contagious, which deterred many from seeking legal recognition.
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Amazon rating: 4.3 stars out of 9,800+ reviewsAcne sufferers have noticed a marked reduction in the number of breakouts after consistent use of this gentle serum.
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But according to the National Alliance of Mental Illness in the US, 10 percent of SAD sufferers identify the warmer months—not winter—as their trigger.
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Sufferers, up to 80 percent of whom are women, struggle with debilitating sensitivities to their surrounding environment, particularly when exposed to smoke, perfume, and cleaning products.
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Recent years have seen the launch of the Paro, a "healing pet" designed to help dementia sufferers and the Jibo, the "social robot" slash personal assistant.
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Recovery Record instructs users to keep a record of their meals and how they felt after eating, using gamification methods to reward sufferers for positive behaviors.
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Other medications that may cause a chronic cough are inhaled corticosteroids, used by many asthma and allergy sufferers, a diabetes drug called sitagliptin and some antibiotics.
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Yet the article's photos and stories disproportionately focus on white and relatively affluent anxiety sufferers with access to strong support networks, medications, therapists and rehab centers.
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The manufacturers offered the drugs to commercially insured migraine sufferers for free for up to a year or even longer to entice people to try them.
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Eating disorders are among the most fatal mental illnesses—20 percent of sufferers die prematurely because of their condition and certainly some of the least understood.
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The company has been found liable in two trials in California brought by cancer sufferers who have been awarded tens of millions of dollars in damages.
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But we do have some good news for allergy sufferers: All this wet weather may help drop the pollen count from moderate to low by Saturday.
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Sleep apnea, often undiagnosed, is characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep and can leave sufferers fatigued, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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It is considered effective for migraine with or without aura, referring to the sensory or visual disturbances that occur among roughly a third of migraine sufferers.
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A survey of nearly 200 misophonia sufferers showed that the average age at which they first became aware of the condition was 12, Dr. Kumar said.
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There have been times in my life when I only felt understood by fellow sufferers I'd never met like Janet Frame, William Styron, or Emily Dickinson.
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Blemish-fighting face masks are particularly essential, and with the number of amazing formulas and proven ingredients on the market, acne sufferers have more options than ever.
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In a 15-year study published in the British Journal of Dermatology last year, researchers confirmed that acne sufferers were at a significantly higher risk of depression.
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Surprisingly, the injections didn't hurt at all, which Dr. Ravitz told me is a common reaction from migraine sufferers, who tend to have a high pain tolerance.
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The unique difficulty of using MDMA for eating disorders specifically is that sufferers—especially those with anorexia—are sometimes not medically stable (they are sometimes dangerously underweight).
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It's helpful for hormonal acne sufferers because it boasts anti-androgen effects to counter male hormone testosterone and excessive oil production, which can be responsible for acne.
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"That is indeed pollen it's shaking off and probably made things more miserable for allergy sufferers nearby!" said Dr. Robert Sporter, an allergist in New York City.
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"One of the reasons eating disorders are so challenging to treat is that sufferers often feel that they are not 'sick enough' to warrant help," Saffran says.
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What about a mask by Neutrogena to treat acne using light therapy or HAX alum Sana, which helps chronic pain and PTSD sufferers fall asleep in minutes.
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Image: Joe Raedle / GettyBack in June, Gizmodo reported on kratom's growing popularity in the US among sufferers of chronic pain and opiate addicts trying to get clean.
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It smells like sticking your head in a spice cabinet, but for acne sufferers in pursuit of minimized breakouts and a newfound glow, it's worth a shot.
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But we don't know how low that risk is right now (according to an earlier estimate by Commins, there might be 5,000 sufferers in the U.S. alone).
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Writer Lauren Sharkey explains the ways fitness apps can facilitate eating disorders, becoming hubs for ED sufferers to share and compare dangerous fasting, eating, and exercise habits.
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Its users can also track their progress in the app, share access to that information with healthcare providers and connect anonymously with other OCD sufferers for support.
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The researchers adjusted for smoking and other risk factors and found that the migraine sufferers had a 50 percent greater risk of major cardiovascular disease over all.
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All forms of care currently available for Alzheimer's sufferers can be prohibitively expensive and often not adequately covered by personal resources or even long-term care insurance.
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If Trump announced he was donating every dollar he's ever made, TDS sufferers would suggest he was up to something nefarious, according to the logic of TDS.
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Studies have shown moderate effects on improving sleep for jet-lag sufferers and for night-shift workers taking melatonin, but not with insomnia and other sleep disorders.
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The report, entitled 'Bending the Curve on Urban Diabetes,' stressed that an increase of nearly 40 percent in global expenditure to treat sufferers was a conservative forecast.
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Barker wrote his doctoral thesis about Munchausen syndrome, whose sufferers feign disease or harm themselves out of a compulsive need to be seen as ill or injured.
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Adan Medical's smart case and app also tells allergy sufferers if they've left their Epi-Pen behind, like at home, work or a friends house, for example.
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And in a separate study in the same issue of the journal, an experimental oral drug made migraine pain quickly go away for 1 in 5 sufferers.
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Ahead, I've rounded up some of my favorite acne-coverage tutorials with the hope that they will help my fellow acne-sufferers feel a little less alone.
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The page runs stories from unnamed patients who accuse Sharpe and others of harming sufferers by calling them "lazy" and forcing them to exercise when they can't.
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Maybe that's why the issue has been such a slow one to gather pace, because the last thing sufferers want to do is talk about their suffering.
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We may not have to fear COVID sufferers attacking us, but almost every zombie film is essentially a coded investigation into group dynamics and various social ills.
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They found three trials comparing these high-dose zinc lozenges against a placebo in common cold sufferers who were randomly assigned to one treatment or the other.
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The immune systems of lupus sufferers essentially go haywire, and instead of fighting off viruses and bacteria with antibodies, their bodies create autoantibodies that attack healthy tissue.
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Since starting Busters, Wold said that 95 percent of cluster sufferers he's come across who have been treated with psychedelics never go back to prescription drugs again.
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Tiny waists, visible clavicles, rosy cheeks, white skin — all of them would be championed as signs of consumption's singular ability to confer attractiveness on its female sufferers.
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Bayer AG said on Thursday its Regorafenib cancer treatment drug helped extend the lives of liver cancer sufferers according to the results of a Phase III clinical trial.
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Just last month, In Touch broke a story that claimed the megachurch was abusive and unsympathetic to sufferers of mental illness, going so far as to perform exorcisms.
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Earlier this year, a paper published in the journal Headache accused pharmaceutical researchers of failing to study the impact of migraine drugs on a wide array of sufferers.
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" Two things worry her: "The lack of healthcare and self care [among sufferers], because they are afraid of having to speak to a doctor, dentist or health specialist.
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For roughly 34 million U.S. dry eye sufferers, tears fail to adequately lubricate their eyes, and the condition can become painful, potentially leading to eye damage, Novartis said.
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Humphry had joined the Pneumatic Institution at Bristol a year earlier, where under his boss, physician Thomas Beddoes, he attempted to isolate gases deemed remedial for tuberculosis sufferers.
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Knowing how expensive treatment can get, Christou and her parents created the Butterfly AVM Charity, and has raised over 175,000 for research and medical fees for other sufferers.
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Tests conducted in Japan found that ALS sufferers who received edaravone experienced a smaller decline in their level of daily functioning compared to those who received a placebo.
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The model was updated with the help of patient data from more than 3,000 first-time kidney stone sufferers seen at the Mayo Clinic between 1987 to 2014.
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There is at no point in either of Deliciously Ella's cookbooks any explanation for why we should ditch gluten if we're not sufferers of celiac disease or NCGS.
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"We have tried to make it as clear as possible that this is not aimed at chronic pain sufferers," said Cameron McNamee at Ohio's state Board of Pharmacy.
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Sufferers are usually aware that air travel is one of the safest forms of transportation, but are unable to shake off anxieties about crashing, or losing self-control.
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While opioids are essential medicines for end-of-life care and short-term use, they are not safe or effective for the vast majority of chronic pain sufferers.
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Research has also shown that the tannins in wine may boost production of the brain chemical serotonin, and changes in serotonin levels can trigger headaches in migraine sufferers.
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Gould raised money on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo to produce Quiet Please..., a documentary that interviews misophonia sufferers, focusing on the isolation that can come from the disorder.
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My neurologist has started me on verapamil, a blood pressure medication, which has been shown to be effective for some migraine sufferers, but is not working for me.
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Warmer weather is also triggering longer and more severe pollen seasons, increasing the incidence of allergies, causing havoc for allergy sufferers, and exacerbating symptoms for those with asthma.
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This included Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, a rare condition in which sufferers are born with an extra electrical pathway in the heart, which can cause a rapid heartbeat.
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It is true, as Dr. Hurford notes, that psychosis itself is not strongly linked with violence; indeed, sufferers are more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violence.
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It can be used among others to monitor pregnant women for high blood pressure and for alerting multiple sclerosis sufferers at risk of urinary tract and bladder infection.
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For future sufferers, the N.F.L. has now effectively put them on notice that their decision to play professional football comes with the acknowledged risk of degenerative brain disease.
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"What was really interesting to me is that they (chronic sufferers) were the only ones who reported higher levels of fantasy motivations and skill-development motivations," Banks said.
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Potential applications, in his view, include helping professional athletes train more effectively and diagnosing illnesses before their sufferers notice symptoms, but it's easy to imagine less benign uses.
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Home Collection Premium Ultra Soft 6-Piece Bed Sheet Set Made of ultra-soft double-brushed microfiber that's hypoallergenic and antimicrobial, these sheets are ideal for allergy sufferers.
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White medical tents located near the main airport that were recently used to isolate measles patients will now be used to quarantine suspected coronavirus sufferers, the government said.
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In double-blind trials that administered harmless substances to participants, those who identified as M.C.S. sufferers had negative reactions only to items that they considered to be toxic.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Movie studio Sony Pictures apologized on Monday for a scene in its "Peter Rabbit" children's film after an online outcry from sufferers of food allergies.
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A new study explored this phenomenon and discovered that, compared with most people, sufferers of misophonia have structural differences in the areas of their brains tasked with regulating emotions.
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The public response wasn't exactly sympathetic — even some shy-bladder sufferers criticized Soifer's blasting of Lowe — but as far as awareness of the condition goes, it was mission accomplished.
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That initiative brought together a coalition of eight charities in a bid to tackle stigma surrounding mental health issues, raise awareness and improve the provision of services for sufferers.
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But, it also captures the emotional toll that migraines can take on sufferers and their caretakers, including Joan Didion, who has written about the stress of having the condition.
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Quite possibly the best air purifier you can buy right now, the Coway Mighty is what you'd want in a kid's bedroom or a home with severe allergy sufferers.
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But while most people who struggle with the condition find the symptoms improve with age, with roughly 60% of sufferers itch-free by age 6, others aren't so lucky.
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These messages about the contingency of progress and the trials of activism remain applicable and instructive for gay people and AIDS sufferers, but also for other contemporary activist movements.
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The diagnostic test not only further validates a biological basis for sufferers' symptoms, the authors say, but may point to new avenues of treatment for the often unmanageable condition.
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Asia as a whole is estimated to account for 60 percent of the world's diabetes, while the number of sufferers reached a record 10 million in Japan last year.
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On Monday, Mexico's health ministry and Cofepris, the health regulator, authorized imports of the product for the specific use of two patients, in both cases young, female epilepsy sufferers.
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Many sufferers learn the in's and out's of their ailment, and learning how to cope (with a few key tricks up their sleeve) is the best they can do.
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The researchers found that after just nine weeks of meditating, IBS sufferers had drastic reductions in their symptoms—and this continued for three weeks after the meditation program ended.
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Bronchodilators, which open airways to let asthma sufferers breathe comfortably, can cause tremors and anxiety—kind of like the feeling you get after slamming a few cups of coffee.
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She's not a writer, but a gynecologist by profession, so when I refer to "MRKH sufferers," Paul gently reminds that such words only enhance the stigma around the condition.
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New data from MAP Health Management reveals that sufferers of chronic pain complete post-treatment recovery support at a 20 percent higher rate than those who are without pain.
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The medical strategy involves ringfencing patients by vaccinating all the people they may have infected, and then vaccinating a second "ring" of contacts around each of those potential sufferers.
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For those who had hoped life could continue as normal during an outbreak where most sufferers are not seriously affected, that is amongst the most worrying signs so far.
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Kids who "act out" are often labeled defiant or aggressive, while those who keep to themselves — anxiety specialists call them "silent sufferers" — are overlooked or mistaken for being shy.
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In adult acne sufferers, the skin is often dry and sensitive, and unable to tolerate the same treatments (or the same levels of ingredients) as robust teenage oily skin.
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Their research team, analyzing the serum of hay fever sufferers exposed to ragweed, identified and isolated a rare antibody, or blood protein, that attacks foreign substances entering the body.
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Weeks after declaring the recovery of all 16 of its virus sufferers, Vietnam has confirmed 61 infections, but no deaths, after authorities announced a surge in infections from overseas.
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"Murdoch resists easy portraiture (Indians as pitiful or pathetic or damaged) and blind compassion (Indians as noble sufferers or keepers of special knowledge)," David Treuer writes in his review.
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The voices in Ada's mind build creatively on a consistent belief about madness: that in the height of suffering, sufferers are not themselves; they become possessed by different spirits.
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Next to them, the greatest sufferers have surely been our innocent American clergymen, who bear the brunt of the shame, contempt, and anger directed at the church every day.
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But the same study showed they touched common objects or surfaces 3.3 times per hour — the type of public surfaces that could be touched by coronavirus sufferers as well.
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The disorder, characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep, often goes undiagnosed and can leave sufferers fatigued during the day, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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Diabetes sufferers had a fatality rate of 7.3%, while the frequency of fatalities was also higher than the overall rate in people with chronic respiratory disease, hypertension and cancer.
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Thousands of tuberculosis sufferers flooded the state at the urging of doctors who believed that the high-altitude air, combined with rest and a good nutrition, could cure them.
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The high rates in Denver could also be explained by back pain sufferers who flock to star surgeons and well-known hospitals there, but this doesn't hold water either.
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"Acne on the chest and back occurs in roughly 50% of acne sufferers," says Dr. Joshua Zeichner, Director of Cosmetic and Clinical Research at New York City's Mount Sinai Hospital.
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These sufferers are able to soften their episodes by applying pressure to their head or clenching their jaw—a rudimentary version of keeping their fusiform cells in check, it's thought.
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A hero to hangover sufferers and the lazy bums everywhere, the identity of the now-iconic delivery man—like that of all of the greatest masked crusaders—remains a mystery.
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The symptoms of DMD show up around age four and only get worse over time, with many sufferers eventually losing the ability to stand, walk, and even swallow their food.
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And there doesn't seem to be any direct evidence—cited by the authors in the review or elsewhere—that white noise itself is linked to worse outcomes for tinnitus sufferers.
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To that point, many allergy sufferers might balk at taking an antihistamine medication before a run, such as Zyrtec or Benadryl, because they tend to make you feel very drowsy.
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Gori first learned about the condition from the Werner Herzog documentary Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World, and decided to seek out EHS sufferers in her native Italy.
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The key thing to know is that sufferers do not choose not to talk—their silence feels beyond their conscious control, even when it forecasts the very scrutiny they dread.
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Finally, in 1994—thanks to lobbying by The Selective Mutism Foundation—the disorder's second name, "Elective Mutism," was thrown out in recognition that sufferers do not "elect" to be mute.
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But most sufferers lead relatively uneventful lives, the only difference between them and the average person being that they believe that guy at the garage is an agent of COINTELPRO.
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"I have experienced mental illness firsthand and I've seen what it can do to the people around [the sufferers] as well," she told Marie Claire Australia for their June issue.
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However, Schwarz said Uptravi will likely compete for treating a group of intermediate-stage disease sufferers who number around 3,13 people in the United States and now get inhaled treatments.
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It is estimated there are about 14,000-18,500 patients with LGS, and 1 in 40,000 sufferers of Dravet Syndrome in the United states, for which there is no approved treatment.
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Alecensa is one of the Basel-based company's newest medicines and targets a relatively rare kind of lung cancer, affecting about 5 percent of non-small-cell lung cancer sufferers.
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Mainstream comedians, writers, actors, and directors could have highlighted the disease, but ignored it or even mocked its sufferers (which is why Hudson deserves so much credit for his admission).
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That's roughly in line with a commentary published in the Journal of Neurology & Stroke in 2015 estimating that 400,000 people in the US and 7 million people worldwide were sufferers.
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The result: less than 1 percent of chronic migraine sufferers in the US — just 100,000 people — are treated with Botox, according to Alexander Mauskop of the New York Headache Center.
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Innocuous enough as hair-pulling may seem, the reality of living with trichotillomania can be anxiety- and shame-filled, and sufferers often go to great lengths to hide their habit.
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Apart from it's small size, the study is limited by the fact that patients treated at an academic specialty headache practice might not represent all migraine sufferers, the authors note.
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One of the applications it is working on is for tinnitus, a persistent internal noise in the ears of sufferers which is often caused by overactivity in the auditory cortex.
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She was almost three, and her sister five, when they lost the ability to move their hands freely and walk properly, becoming the first to be identified as disease sufferers.
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For potential sufferers in remote areas, away from skin specialists, diagnosis can be especially tricky, he said, making a simple blood test an easy alternative to identify those at risk.
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Every working journalist knows this to be true -- some threats are simply from trolls, others from hyperpartisans and other sufferers of the twisted group think of social media, mob mentality.
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For stigmatized conditions, like depression and other mental illnesses, drug ads may serve to normalize them, encouraging sufferers to seek treatment, even if it's not with the specific advertised drug.
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The website of the drug's Latvian manufacturer Grindeks says meldonium gives sufferers of heart and circulatory conditions more "physical capacity and mental function" — and a similar boost to healthy people.
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There are a couple of reasons why cranking up your earbuds to cover tinnitus is a bad idea, but luckily there are ways that music can be therapeutic to sufferers.
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A community of around 30 people, the aptly-titled Snowflake is a haven free from fragrances, chemicals, electricity, and WiFi—of all which the sufferers believe may compound their MCS.
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For example, authorities could require Bristol-Myers Squibb to pass on any reduction in operating costs from the Celgene deal in the form of lower drug prices for cancer-sufferers.
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It's associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes, and it can also be dangerous for undiagnosed sufferers who experience a lot of fatigue during the day.
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In fact, on Friday, the President had suggested he'd prefer the passengers remained on the ship to avoid inflating the numbers of coronavirus sufferers in official figures on US soil.
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About 80 percent of the cases this season are of the H3N2 strain, and officials said last week the rate of hospitalization among flu sufferers was particularly high this year.
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Padukone, who is one of India's highest-paid actresses, said her experience during a seeming "professional high" revealed the illness' indiscriminatory nature and inspired her to campaign for other sufferers.
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When trying to urge her former fellow sufferers to escape as she did, she is once again captured by the impresario of the bearbaiting company (a commandingly malicious Ben Horner).
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Nearly seven in 100,000 sufferers ended up in hospital in the past week, three times as many as in the previous seven days, an epidemic situation not seen since 2009.
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Reflux sufferers are often advised to eat five or six small meals a day rather than one or two big ones, and to avoid eating within three hours of bedtime.
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"Orphan drugs" refer to a category of drug supposedly targeted at such a niche market (sufferers of a rare disease) that they could not be profitable without extra government incentives.
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The National Aphasia Association estimates that approximately two million individuals suffer from aphasia in the United States, but there are few assistive technologies on the market specifically for aphasia sufferers.
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From pharma's perspective, the strict prescribing limits passed by or inching through state legislatures imperil the health and happiness of countless upstanding pain sufferers who'd never think to sniff their supply.
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Reactivating silent engrams could allow people with memory issues—like Alzheimer's sufferers, soldiers who have survived explosive blasts and concussed athletes in contact sports—to regain memories that have become inaccessible.
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Nor will Irish sufferers be impressed by the pope's belated vow to meet some of them, or by his 2,000-word reply to new revelations of crimes by clergy in Pennsylvania.
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The challenge involved people pouring ice-cold water over their heads, posting video on social media, and donating funds for research on the condition, whose sufferers include British physicist Stephen Hawking.
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Disease carriers like mosquitoes get a head start, crops can be effected by the sudden return of frost, allergy sufferers get hit hard, and scientist's anxieties are jumping off the charts.
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But while there may not be a single magic pill for curing acne, there is a place where sufferers can go to talk (or rather, type) it out: Reddit's SkincareAddiction forum.
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Indeed, with so many more sufferers than can plausibly see a specialist, cheap talk with trained laypeople is the only practical way to bring relief—and turn millions of lives around.
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Doctors like Bodkin recommend the sleep partners of RBD sufferers move to another bed if possible, or at least remove any sharp objects in the sleeping space (including the bedside table).
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She is now well-known as an advocate within the SPD community – she's written a book, and has a blog and a Facebook page through which many fellow sufferers contact her.
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In the world of neurological disorders, diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's might be some of the most obvious, their effects becoming immediately visible in the bodies and voices of their sufferers.
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Sure, a particularly nasty multi-drug resistant strain of the disease may garner news coverage for a day or so, but the ordinary voice of TB sufferers in America remains unheard.
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Cholera is a type of acute watery diarrhea which kills fewer than 1 percent of sufferers if there is proper treatment with oral rehydration salts, according to the World Health Organisation.
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Shkreli became notorious in 2015 after he acquired the rights to Daraprim, a treatment for a parasitic infection that affects people with low immune symptoms like pregnant women and HIV sufferers.
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After he retired as a middle school principal, Mr. Tsuboi decided to devote himself to working at the Hiroshima branch of the Japan Confederation of A- and H-bomb Sufferers Organizations.
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Given that voices are a tell-tale signifier of location and social class, it's little wonder that FAS sufferers can feel a loss of identity and a skewed sense of self.
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As with any medical intervention, women should weigh the potential risks against the possible benefits—and migraine sufferers may get more relief from the right kind of pill than they realize.
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The national charity Narcolepsy UK said that as some NHS wards don't offer it, sufferers have to "jump through hoops" to access, which includes going through organizations like Clinical Commissioning Groups.
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It's classified as an obsessive-compulsive disorder in the DSM-V; sufferers become obsessed with particular aspects of their appearance they deem unworthy, no matter how unrealistic those thoughts may be.
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One is the delayed reaction; it's not uncommon for sufferers to wake up in the middle of the night, hours after a steak dinner, covered with hives and struggling to breathe.
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Acne can be socially and psychologically debilitating, and despite a small but burgeoning movement championing "skin positivity," it's largely seen as a malady that most sufferers want to get rid of.
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The "we have no secrets here" ethos of online discourse has helped bring anxiety into the open, and allowed its clinical sufferers to band together in a virtual group-therapy setting.
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Last year, the FDA restricted their approval for patients with cardiovascular disease who need more help getting their cholesterol under control, including sufferers of a rare genetic disorder called familial hypercholesterolemia.
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One of those beautiful sufferers so beloved by movies, Susan lives in a palatial Modernist mausoleum — all concrete, glass and bustling help — set high above Los Angeles and its little people.
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The symptoms go away in a few days or weeks with antibiotics, though sufferers may continue to feel achy and tired for a month or more, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Its S-1 filing revealed the company&aposs ambitions to develop products across the entire "sleep arc," which could potentially include pajamas, travel accessories, supplements, and machines for sleep apnea sufferers.
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The FDA approved a new drug for migraine sufferers on Monday, which could be an option for people who can't take or don't respond to migraine medications currently on the market.
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Polls have shown Americans already have concluded that the fervent deregulation agenda will make more asthma sufferers of our children, kill the most vulnerable citizens among us and exacerbate chronic illness.
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Because the disease carries a stigma going back centuries, many sufferers are afraid to come forward for help, or are reluctant to let friends and neighbours be contacted for preventative treatment.
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Americans also now know that Trump's fervent deregulation agenda will make more of our children asthma sufferers, threaten the lives of the most vulnerable citizens among us and exacerbate chronic illness.
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Sufferers are said to experience worsening symptoms like cough, fatigue, and trouble breathing in the days and weeks following vaping, while some have also had stomach issues like vomiting and diarrhea.
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" She said that she had often spoken on the telephone with other sufferers of chronic illness, all of whom believed her account of events, and who provided her with "peer support.
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The symptoms go away in a few days or weeks with antibiotics, though sufferers may continue to feel achy and tired for a month or more, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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For the company to significantly contribute to an addiction crisis, campaign to demonize its sufferers, and then plot to profit from treatment is hypocritical at best and potentially criminal at worst.
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Sufferers of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) are more likely to have severe cramps and diagnosable premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), and their IBS is also harder to manage during the monthly visit.
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In recent years, however, the NRQZ has been a safe haven for sufferers of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), which is not currently recognized as a medical diagnosis according to the World Health Organization.
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Much of this cost might presumably be covered by insurance plans, but as a reporter for Splinter has detailed before, migraine sufferers often have a hard time obtaining coverage for their treatments.
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The review, published last month in JAMA Otolaryngology, mainly looks at the academic literature surrounding tinnitus, a maddening medical condition in which sufferers are plagued by phantom noises of ringing or buzzing.
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"The presence of a pilgrim burial in the cemetery of a leprosy hospital also challenges modern misconceptions regarding leprosy sufferers as outcasts and that the disease was linked to sinfulness," Roffey said.
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But even though 24.5% of eating disorder sufferers have been found to chew and spit, it was called a "neglected symptom" in the International Journal of Eating Disorders as recently as 800.
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New technologies have allowed manufacturers to remove enough of the egg protein in the vaccine so it can be given to egg-allergy sufferers, but it's still present, so reactions are possible.
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Several million more suffer from non-celiac wheat sensitivity (wheat, not gluten), facing some of the same symptoms as celiac disease sufferers—though scientists aren't sure if gluten is the specific cause.
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Outgoing Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter told CNBC on Wednesday that solanezumab's failure is a disappointment for Alzheimer's sufferers, but the company has other potential treatments for the disease in the pipeline.
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Meanwhile, more recent studies appears to show Sleepio to be effective in helping anxiety sufferers reduce their symptoms (Pillai, 2015), and demonstrating significant improvements in sleep and productivity for users (Bostock, 2016).
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That review was published in 2011; UpToDate reviewed the randomized trials that have come out since — and also found that spinal manipulation delivered modest, short-term benefits for chronic back pain sufferers.
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That, in turn, will mean that football fans and other potential OIC sufferers likely will be seeing and hearing a lot more ads about OIC and the drugs that can relieve it.
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Lawson, who seems like a very nice person, began making eight-hour videos so that if insomnia sufferers woke up in the middle of the night, they wouldn't wake up to silence.
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Despite more and more celebrities outing themselves as sufferers of depression and anxiety, and media-run campaigns encouraging men to talk about what's troubling them, many are still keeping things to themselves.
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And it may very well be that for you, but there's one dark spring secret that allergy-sufferers know well: This is when allergy symptoms tend to get turned up to 11.
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Nestle Health Science will make an upfront payment, followed by milestone-based funding, while Phagenesis completes evaluation of its Phagenyx device that uses electrical stimulation to help sufferers regain control of swallowing.
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Meditation is known to lower the heart rate and regulate blood flow around the body, which bodes well for ED sufferers, as what's an erection if not a big gathering of blood?
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But there are small victories worth celebrating: A landmark 2006 Harvard University study, for example, showing that LSD and psilocybin—the psychedelic compound found in mushrooms—had benefited sufferers of cluster headaches.
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For now, the company is focused solely on haircare, though with the new funds, Thirty Madison plans to launch Cove, a sister brand to Keeps that will provide treatments to migraine sufferers.
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Of 69 migraine sufferers treated at a large academic headache practice and referred for behavioral therapy, just 53 percent got as far as making an appointment with the behavioral practitioner, researchers found.
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None of that, however, was to the point, which was the unexpected non-governmental love that the fire sufferers felt coming at them from around the country as if out of nowhere.
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I embarked on my own somewhat (very) unscientific survey and spoke to several other anxiety sufferers about their sleep, and was relieved to discover their experiences were nearly identical to my own.
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A lot of poor sleep-sufferers don't even realize that effective clinical treatment exists, but having even one nightmare per week is enough to make an appointment with a physician or therapist.
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People accusing sufferers of using it as a crutch or an excuse for erratic behavior are only pushing us deeper into the pit of isolation that worsens the symptoms and the pain.
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For chronic sufferers of PTSD, administering dexamethasone in conjunction with exposure therapy—triggering the traumatic event in a safe environment so that a critical window of possible intervention is reopened—appears promising.
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These kinds of attitudes aren't helped by the results of some clinical trials, which suggest that some MCS sufferers can react as strongly to placebos as they do to actual chemical exposure.
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In an effort to support this theory, one 1994 paper claimed that MCS sufferers were more likely to have "markedly abnormal" personality profiles, tying them to "psychoneurotic problems" like hysteria and depression.
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She advises sufferers to look for gentle exfoliation with products such as Skin Inc's Pure Revival Peel, which restores cell turnover — meaning it cleanses clogged pores — without leaving skin red or parched.
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That's because these illnesses act on the parts of the brain that help you pay attention, making it harder for sufferers to focus hard enough to actually achieve a state of hypnosis.
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Fewer than 1 percent of people in the United States have a wheat allergy, and fewer than 1 percent have celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that requires sufferers to abstain from gluten.
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In 1747, a Scottish doctor named James Lind wanted to figure out why so many sailors got scurvy, a disease that leaves sufferers exhausted and anemic, with bloody gums and missing teeth.
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The pooled data showed that in comparison to a placebo, Botox injections resulted in an average 1.6 fewer attacks per month for chronic sufferers — those with more than 15 headaches a month.
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In real numbers, that's about 356,000 inmates (450,000 in some estimates) with serious mental illness in jails and state prisons, or 10 times more than the 35,000-odd sufferers in state hospitals.
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She encouraged potential sufferers and the people around them to look out for telltale signs of depression, such as prolonged feelings of sadness, sleeping and eating irregularities, as well as suicidal thoughts.
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In the short and medium term, we must step up assistance to climate refugees and sufferers, both to provide relief and to assist with new livelihoods that adjust to new climate realities.
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The game encourages Autism sufferers to explore their emotional side and arms them with coping strategies when times get tough, applying AI and machine learning in the process to assist the user.
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Soldiers who have both tinnitus and hearing loss often find the tinnitus more bothersome, since it's an unceasing reminder of whatever horrifying incident caused it; in severe cases, sufferers sometimes require psychotherapy.
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It could also allow the firm to identify subgroups of patients within sufferers from diseases such as multiple sclerosis, who will respond better to particular drugs, significantly lowering the cost of treatment.
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And many older sufferers of eating disorders, some of whom have been battling the disorder since they were young, feel shame at having a "teenager's problem" and are reluctant to get help.
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As they describe in a paper just published in Science Translational Medicine, they suspect that nodding syndrome is an "autoimmune" disease caused by sufferers' attempts to fight off infection by a parasitic worm.
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Clean your home -- properly It's about "protecting what you're exposed to," said Khatri, who offers advice to allergy sufferers on the best ways to clean their homes, which will remove more potential pollutants.
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It found 30 per cent of patients recovered after undergoing GET, though this remains controversial among many ME sufferers and experts as the claims include extremely broad ranges for fatigue and physical function.
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While the role of doctors and drug companies in the opioid epidemic is still the subject of some debate, the case of Couch and Ruan points to a hard reality for pain sufferers.
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But around 10 to 20 percent of MS sufferers experience a primary progressive form of the disease, meaning their symptoms continuously get worse from the start, with few—if any—periods of remission.
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There's the recent study that followed 134,427 acne sufferers over the course of 15 years and found that they were significantly more likely to develop major depression than the clear-skinned control group.
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The local culture, with traditional healers and communal burials where there was close contact with the deceased, could cause "super-spreading" of Ebola, which kills up to 90 percent of sufferers, he said.
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Zatarain might have stayed in PR, too, if not for her father, who was struck with terminal cancer and suffered the loss of strength and body heat that afflicts so many cancer sufferers.
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The team claims that the integrated design is much more convenient for diabetes sufferers, who typically have to keep an eye on their glucose levels and then self-medicate depending on the results.
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Her lawyers, through the appeals process, also showed that Brown has fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, which can impair sufferers' judgment in stressful situations — a condition that was not diagnosed during her initial trial.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - About 100 dementia sufferers in Britain will take part in government-backed trials using virtual reality to help recall lost memories, the firm behind the technology said on Tuesday.
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But Chinese stocks , among the biggest sufferers this year, gained on the day as the policymakers' pledge to improve market liquidity helped investors look past the weakest factory growth reading in two years.
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Three sufferers were well enough to remain outpatients, while a fellow student was hospitalized for weeks and—despite intravenous steroids—required a dozen spinal taps to relieve sky-high pressure in her brain.
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These include anorexia nervosa, which leads sufferers to starve themselves; bulimia nervosa, which involves binge-eating followed by purges such as forced vomiting, consumption of laxatives or excessive exercise; and binge-eating disorder.
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Dante's Purgatorio is a regime of condign punishment, where behaviors contrary to their faults are imposed on the sufferers and embraced by them, since they are the redeemed and will ultimately enjoy heaven.
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Calhoun concedes, too, that pills containing 20.57 to 216μg of estrogen, which still exist but are also infrequently prescribed, roughly double stroke risk among migraine-with-aura sufferers and should not be used.
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Though treatable, the condition can be difficult to anticipate as its causes are not well understood and around half of sufferers have no prior psychiatric history, says consultant perinatal psychiatrist Dr. Rebecca Moore.
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Depression is common among obesity sufferers and grows in prevalence the more severe the weight gain, says Lucy Faulconbridge, director of research at the University of Pennsylvania's Weight Loss and Eating Disorder clinic.
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In "Why We Sleep," Walker attributes the recurring nightmares of P.T.S.D. sufferers to the fact that their brains produce an abnormal amount of noradrenaline, preventing their dreams from having the normal curative effect.
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Extending the care continuum after the completion of treatment appears to be the key to helping chronic-pain sufferers manage pain, achieve long-term recovery from addiction, and lead healthier, more productive lives.
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Even those doctors with the courage to prescribe them for chronic pain sufferers are finding the hurdles established by federal and state reporting requirements so onerous that they are simply turning patients away.
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Despite the few sufferers compared to countries such as Iran and South Korea, social media has been awash in recent days with photographs and videos of people stockpiling goods, from staples to sanitisers.
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But Dupixent injections, which have a list price of $2100,000 annually, , leave many eczema sufferers to seek less costly relief elsewhere, including opting for soothing and comfortable clothing sold on sites like TheraCloth.
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Wiggins was granted a therapeutic use exemption (TUE) to take the corticosteroid Triamcinolone, which helps asthma sufferers, shortly before the 2011 Tour de France, his 2012 Tour win and the 2013 Giro d'Italia.
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Lee explores themes of illness and the almost dystopian alienation that emerges between sufferers and the well, and does so with artfulness and delicious doses of body horror and contemporary British social satire.
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Back pain sufferers should take the new suggestions with grain of salt, though: The effectiveness of some of these alternatives may be limited, since a lot of the evidence backing them isn't great.
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Migraine sufferers could try migraine medications like triptans, which are designed to alleviate migraine symptoms once they begin, as well as pain-killers like Excedrin, and holistic healing approaches like acupuncture and cannabinoid oil.
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No matter one's preferred form of treatment — from botox injections to painkillers to earplugs — this app harnesses technology and weather forecasting systems and can help headache sufferers stay one step ahead of their pain.
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Teachers, pastors, barbers and taxi-drivers are taught to notice people in distress, to provide the right kind of emotional support, and to avoid common mistakes such as pressing sufferers to recount stressful events.
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Ebola spreads easily through bodily fluids and the medical strategy involves vaccinating all the people a patient may have infected and then vaccinating a second "ring" of contacts around each of those potential sufferers.
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Huntington's is a progressive neurodegenerative disease affecting mental abilities and physical control that normally hits sufferers between the ages of 30 and 50 years before continually worsening over a 10- to 25-year period.
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The drugmaker in May said that a Phase III clinical trial of Regorafenib showed it helped extend the lives of liver cancer sufferers — a disease around 780,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with each year.
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However, getting accurate data on eating disorders is complicated by the fact that Japanese sufferers are less likely to seek treatment, and their healthcare system doesn't assess rates as systematically as other Western countries.
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Seemingly insignificant objects and experiences be a big deal for OCD sufferers — they can trigger exhausting, debilitating symptoms; but they can also put them on the path toward recovery, experts and OCD patients say.
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But for existing sufferers, and especially for the significant portion of opioid addiction patients for whom other treatments have not proven effective, a high-tech option like DBS might be the only viable course.
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While roughly 30 percent of sufferers have frequent blister outbreaks that "make them miserable," the other 70 percent hardly notice the infection, says Harvey Friedman, a professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Another experiment involving 40 patients who suffered from knee arthritis found that people who underwent cupping reported less pain after four months compared to arthritis sufferers in a control group who were not treated.
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"Novartis and GSK misled osteoarthritis sufferers into buying the more expensive Osteo Gel thinking that it was more effective," Sarah Court, commissioner at Australia's consumer watchdog, which brought the lawsuit, said in a statement.
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IPF is a terminal illness that gives its sufferers only up to five years to live; Tisdale was raising money so her husband, William, could get stem cell treatments that might prolong his life.
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"Ferdie would furnish each of the so-called 'sufferers' with aspirins and other harmless medications, telling them they were 'fine,' " Dundee recalled in "My View From the Corner" (2008), written with Bert Randolph Sugar.
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Checkmate. The episode was a good reminder of the dangers of Wonk Brain, which leads sufferers to fight viciously over questionable methodology and imprecise rhetoric while ignoring the bleeding obvious and the obvious bleeding.
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Proper treatment for PMDD has allowed Caldwell to see her condition as a blessing, not a curse—and as the field of reproductive psychiatry grows, perhaps others PMDD sufferers can make this transition, too.
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In a 2013 study at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, researchers put volunteers in a brain scanner, showed them gruesome videos of people suffering, and asked them to empathize with the sufferers.
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But the outbreak in a region of Congo with frequent fighting makes it hard for health workers to move around and monitor potential sufferers and to spread messages about how to avoid becoming sick.
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Paresis itself is part of a larger group of neuropsychological symptoms called conversion disorder, which is thought to affect up to 0.5 percent of the population, with most sufferers aged between 11 and 35.
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This not only has resulted in the waste of a great deal of money but also has often falsely raised the hopes of back pain sufferers and made their pain and overall health worse.
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But, as a consolation, now we know exactly which treatment worked to relieve Kim's skin woes — which might just be enough to encourage other psoriasis sufferers to give the device a try, budget be damned.
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"With the FDA approval of Qbrexza, hyperhidrosis sufferers finally have a new medication option to help manage their excessive, uncontrollable sweating," said Lisa J. Pieretti, executive director and co-founder of the International Hyperhidrosis Society.
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Earlier this year, a study in The Journal of Neuropsychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences detailed a strange phenomenon known as Witzelsucht—a neurological condition that causes non-stop, uncontrollable joke-telling and pun-making among its sufferers.
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In 21992, a team of investigators from the Sao Paulo Medicine Faculty of Santa Casa published a study that should have changed the lives of 23 million epilepsy sufferers around the world—but never did.
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Longer seasons with more potent pollen helps explain why so many lifelong sufferers might feel their symptoms getting worse, but it could also explain why some of us are experiencing symptoms for the first time.
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There is currently no treatment that has been proven to slow the impact of the disease, which causes a gradual decline in memory and thinking skills and eventually leaves sufferers unable to care for themselves.
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Parker was a paid spokesperson for Mylan, as part of a campaign called "Anaphylaxis For Reel," aimed at ensuring allergy sufferers are prepared in the case of anaphylaxtic shock with products such as an EpiPen.
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It can have a major impact on sufferers' lives and even incite a vicious cycle, where they avoid work, social settings, or public places out of fear, which only increases their fear of those situations.
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But if the illness is detected early, by screening the urine of those at risk to check for protein, sufferers can be given drugs that lower their blood pressure and thus slow the disease's progress.
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But the condition's more serious implications go much deeper than that: Evidence both anecdotal and research-based points to its negative psychological impact, with sufferers reporting increased anxiety, depression, and a lack of self-esteem.
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He then tweeted about how he used the time to reflect on how pain is a figment of the imagination, which came as news to the many chronic pain sufferers who proceeded to ratio him.
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The one common denominator, sufferers insist, is that these health issues started when they began living near wind turbines—the large windmill-like contraptions that convert wind into energy and emit low-frequency sound waves.
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Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is a disease with at least 19 million American sufferers that consists of a few underlying causes, like Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, leading to inflammation in the digestive tract.
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While going gluten-free became trendy among health-conscious people in the last decade, for celiac disease sufferers the protein poses a severe risk to their small intestine, and causes diarrhea, abdominal pain and vomiting.
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I co-founded CreakyJoints at the age of 18 in 1999, in order to help fellow arthritis sufferers understand the benefits of exercise, diet, a positive mental outlook, and a productive relationship with their doctor.
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So the fact that there may be undiagnosed sufferers is a distinctly troublesome thought, especially bearing in mind that depression is widely considered to worsen when left unaddressed, potentially resulting in co-morbid mental disorders.
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But experts say they are hard-pressed to explain the link and can only advise migraine sufferers to be aware of the risk and pay attention to signs of a possible heart attack or stroke.
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War-torn Yemen is in the grip of a cholera crisis, with more than 750,000 sufferers afflicted by the bacteria, which is spread when contaminated faeces is ingested by humans, usually through the water supply.
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So does the difficulty in knowing whom to trust, when some doctors try to help at the risk of professional penalties and others exploit the vulnerability of sufferers, sucking up vast sums for unproven remedies.
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According to research, symptoms also differ between summer and winter SAD—those who feel down in the warmer months tend to experience insomnia and decreased appetite, while the reverse was true for conventional SAD sufferers.
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While intermittent fasting is proven to have some health benefits—and while many saw the diet as nothing more than an effective way to lose weight—some eating disorder sufferers went down a different path.
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To the Editor: Thank you, Pagan Kennedy, for reminding us that William Styron's harrowing and inspiring memoir, "Darkness Visible," transformed depression from a shameful secret to an affliction that sufferers desperately needed to talk about.
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Perhaps it's overly optimistic of me, but I still cling to the hope that, with the right approaches and experiences, longtime sufferers will feel sufficiently encouraged to go ahead and jettison the C.M.I. Complex outright.
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On his last day in the country, Francis visited a hospital for HIV-AIDS sufferers run by the Sant' Egidio community and then said a mass for some 60,000 of people in Maputo's national stadium.
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Her recent blog post took aim at the word "suffer" and the way in which the media tends to describe those with herpes as "herpes sufferers," or people who "suffer from" herpes and other STDs.
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It's easy to imagine how a few taps on the iPhone and the price of a co-pay at the doctor's office—without the hassle of actually going—might entice UTI sufferers to try Uqora.
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Migraine sufferers now have a new tool in their arsenal to fight the debilitating headaches with federal approval of Allergan's first oral medication proven to ease migraine symptoms within two hours — even after they've started.
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"Bonaparte Visits the Plague-Stricken in Jaffa" (1804) by Antoine-Jean Gros (1771-1835) shows the emperor bravely touching his ill soldier, making the gesture traditionally used by French kings to cure sufferers from scrofula.
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The Bachelor contestant recently opened up about her struggles with acne in an Instagram story, highlighting the treatments she's tried, the emotional turmoil it's taken and how she deals with unsolicited advice from non-acne sufferers.
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But the findings of a new study, published today in Science Translational Medicine, seem to offer something promising—a noninvasive treatment that attacks the root source of tinnitus while making life noticeably easier for its sufferers.
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They plan to inspect the pain tolerance of 400 people over five years of study, ranging from pain-free volunteers to the most wretched chronic sufferers who have been to other specialists but found no relief.
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The migration of tens of millions of people into cities has broken up families and left many sufferers undiagnosed or with no one to turn to; people often resist seeking help because they are too embarrassed.
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"Chewing and spitting" — occasionally known as "c/s" to sufferers and "CHSP" to psychologists — is a disordered eating behavior in which individuals chew up and then spit out their food in an effort to lose weight.
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Those at high risk include pregnant women, the old and the young -- people 65 and older and children under 5 -- and people whose immune systems are weak, such as cancer patients and sufferers of chronic diseases.
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Based in a small village north of Tel Aviv, GlucoMe has developed an app and a piece of hardware that allows diabetes sufferers to monitor their blood sugar levels and get insights that weren't previously possible.
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" For severe allergy-sufferers, Stork recommends keeping two EpiPens on hand at all times, because "10 to 15 percent of those with a severe food allergy will require a second dose of Epinephrine to alleviate symptoms.
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Trump's clumsy effort at the press briefing to present them as fellow sufferers of Obama administration hacking – Merkel's phone had been monitored by the National Security Agency – was met with a bewildered look from the chancellor.
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He hopes the project, dubbed "Clusterheads" and funded largely using donations from sufferers, will draw more attention to the condition and ultimately help sway the US government to invest more money and resources into studying it.
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Today, two-thirds of U.S. households have a pet and, as a result, many sufferers of domestic violence are forced to consider the lives and well-being of their vulnerable pets in addition to their own.
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The reason the Edinburgh Festival worker couldn't get her head around me being disabled is the same reason why people doubted Sam Cleasby, Corinna Skorpenske's daughter, and countless other sufferers of invisible conditions across the world.
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This approach is self-confirming: the more that sufferers from a debilitating illness are excluded from mainstream medicine, the more they'll be forced to consider quack treatments and the less credible they may appear to be.
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Like her impulse to reassure the cabdriver that she is not one of those "bad people," the temptation to separate herself from her fellow-sufferers is one she exposes and ironizes in order to resist it.
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But Davis is leading a global push to root out the molecular basis of what is laying waste to Whitney and millions of other sufferers around the world so that scientists can better treat the disease.
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In both essays, Lee reckons with the decline of one's health as a micro-apocalypse — life is separated into a "before" and an "after" — and the almost dystopian alienation that emerges between sufferers and the well.
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The surge of critically ill coronavirus patients has placed unprecedented strain on hospitals, which do not have enough ventilators needed by sufferers of COVID-0003, the respiratory disease caused by the virus, to help them breathe.
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The enslaved take off on the trail of the enslaved in a creaky boat, dodging predatory redcoats, employing not force but cajolery to convince their fellow sufferers that one circle of hell is preferable to another.
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She's continued her advocacy for psoriasis sufferers, most recently teaming up with Celgene's Show More of You initiative, which encourages people living with psoriasis to live their fullest lives and not be held back by their condition.
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This cream-gel contains 10% azelaic acid, the highest you'll find without an insurance copay, and packs in salicylic acid and soothing ingredients to create one of the most exciting products on the market for acne sufferers.
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Opiate addicts and chronic pain sufferers were sent into a panic in August when the DEA announced its intention to place kratom's two main constituent chemicals on schedule 1—making sale and possession of the plant illegal.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche's on Friday won European Union approval for its Perjeta medicine to treat a type of breast cancer whose sufferers are at a high risk of re-occurrence, the Swiss drugmaker said in a statement.
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The result well exceeded analysts' average expectation of $22.9 million, according to Cowen & Co. DMD is a rare, progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, eventually killing most sufferers by age 30, affecting some 14,000 U.S. patients.
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One major reason was the higher incidence of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), a condition that causes horrible stomach pain, repeated vomiting, and the compulsion to take hot water showers (sufferers say the hot water soothes their symptoms).
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Beyond the headache pain, which is typically severe and felt on one side of the head, many migraine sufferers also experience nausea and vomiting, as well as a visual aura that blocks out some of their vision.
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You may be more likely to get migraines People with allergy symptoms are 30% more likely to get migraines—and their headaches may be more frequent and intense than those experienced by migraine sufferers without the sniffles.
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In South Africa, a class action suit brought against gold producers is likely to be settled "within months" with 9 billion rand ($767 million) going to sufferers, the chair of an industry group said earlier this month.
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But we stinging, burning sufferers should not make the mistake I made when I got excited about the German "UTI vaccine": This research has been going on for years, plagued by a subject-inappropriate lack of urgency.
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The Bamboo Comfort Luxury Sheet Sets are currently on a pre- Black Friday sale for 69% off and are still a game-changer for hot sleepers, allergy-sufferers, and anyone else who stands to catch more z's.
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We know the protein alpha-synuclein is intimately connected to Parkinson's, since toxic clumps of the protein (differently folded than the normal version of alpha-synuclein) called Lewy bodies are abundantly seen in the brains of sufferers.
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Today, the fuller line up was announced, and it's a much tastier proposition; one that will no doubt have a million FOMO sufferers desperately pounding their laptops and home phones when resale day comes around in April.
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The chamber stood as one when Trump honored Judah Samet, a survivor of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre and 10-year-old Grace Eline, who turned her cancer diagnosis into a spur to raise money for fellow sufferers.
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Who these sufferers are, why they suffer, who or what caused the suffering and what ought to be done about it: These are entirely more complex questions, questions hard to answer only by looking at the photograph.
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What are you going to do for the insulin sufferers, particularly people who have lost their job, and don't have the money to pay for their insulin right now but desperately need it to avoid getting sick?
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In Rome, oil major ENI has paid for the multi-million euro conversion of the small, private Columbus hospital into a centre for treating coronavirus patients, with the first sufferers being stretchered into the unit on Monday.
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A 4.83 survey of 1,000 German headache sufferers found that 30% of those with cluster headaches and 60% of those with migraines reported partial or total relief of their pain if they had sex during an episode.
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While not life-threatening, the condition affects daily life and can be so distressing that sufferers can end up with mental health issues (researchers believe that people with HPPD have a 50 percent risk of developing depression).
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They also have three more distinct features that make them unbelievably wearable — a gel insole at the heel, a special curve opening (to protect against blisters) and a wick-away inside (a must-have for sweaty-feet sufferers).
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It's too soon to say whether the program has been effective in helping adult anorexia sufferers move towards recovery, but for Heather it marks the first time she has actually believed in her own ability to get better.
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Few people experience ALS the exact same way at first, but in the final, fourth stage of the disease, sufferers stop being able to breathe or eat on their own, and usually die from respiratory failure soon after.
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Since osteoarthritis has no cure, a large and diverse group of patients will be seeking treatment for knee pain "well into the foreseeable future," according to Mandl, since the population is aging and sufferers are growing in number.
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In a 2014 study in the journal Headache, 232 migraine sufferers who didn't have success with acute migraine treatments were either prescribed a preventative migraine drug, placed in behavioral therapy for migraines, or given a combination of both.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - About 40 percent of chronic migraine sufferers taking an experimental drug developed by Novartis and Amgen saw the number of days they suffered a migraine cut by at least half, beating the placebo in the trial.
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Rather, it's from a brand called Kalme, based in a small town in Hampshire, England, which has gained a following through the internet, in the online forums and communities where rosacea sufferers trade tips and provide emotional support.
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Critics also noted that an excessive preoccupation with calorie tracking is a hallmark of anorexia nervosa and other eating disorders, so seeing calorie estimates every time they look up directions can have a very negative impact on sufferers.
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The end result, I am happy to report to hangover sufferers, was delicious; lacking the potency of the popular Tabasco, what resulted was a cocktail of perfect calidity, especially the molten kiss of the lips of the glass.
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In any case, given the chronic, frustrating nature of Crohn's disease, it's certainly worth studying further if a vegetarian lifestyle, whether by itself or in combination with medication, really can be a long-term effective option for sufferers.
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Their whole thing is psycho-social support, ensuring that young people connect with other sufferers, and really tackle the stigma, and build a culture of adhering to their antiretroviral drugs and making sure they are taking their medicine.
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Not only does it fail to create an accurate or meaningful representation of the physical pain migraines cause, it also doesn't present any virtual elements that would help non-sufferers understand how migraines make a person feel emotionally.
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Leanne Scorzoni, 34, is a Muslim convert and medical assistant who says she is in "active recovery" from EDNOS (Eating Disorders Not Specified), an eating disorder where sufferers may not meet the diagnostic criteria for anorexia or bulimia.
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So many of us suffer with it privately, refusing to speak about it in the same way we would a physical problem, but as that public perception changes, so too does the willingness of sufferers to speak out.
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Only one in four adults and one in 10 children living with HIV in West and Central Africa have access to antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, compared to almost half of HIV sufferers in Eastern and Southern Africa, MSF said.
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