Photo Cred: Antonika Chanel/Unsplash By Melissa Carr, BSc, DrTCM When I did three months of my internship training for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) at two hospitals in China, we saw...
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Read MorePhoto Cred: silviarita/Pixabay By Gary Goldman Menstrual cramps, also known as dysmenorrhea, are experienced by more than 50 percent of women. The degree of pain is variable and can be...
Read MorePhoto Cred: Pietro Jeng/Pexels By Laura Rokosz, PhD The correlation between vitamin D and bone health is well-recognized by the medical community. However, its role in immune health is not...
Read MorePhoto Cred: Harrison Broadbent/Unsplash By Ken Sharlin The earliest description of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) goes back to 1869, and is attributed to the father of neurology, Jean-Martin Charcot. Most...
Read MorePhoto Cred: Freepik By Peter Melamed and Felix Melamed Open any medical textbook or look at any medical article that describes the symptoms of chronic pancreatitis. The symptoms of chronic...
Read MorePhoto Cred: Toa Heftiba/Unsplash By Julie Luzarraga Mental illnesses can have a negative impact on a person’s physical health and often require a referral to a licensed mental health professional...
Read MorePhoto Cred: Freepik By Nancy Gahles Harkening back to our school days, we all can recognize the “itis” hallmark of a glandular condition. “Itis” refers to inflammation. Inflammation is now...
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