Managing Illnesses
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Migraine Affects Women More, and Understanding Why Is Important
Women suffer disproportionately from migraine, but understanding how to manage the condition can make a world of difference.
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From Denial to Acceptance: Catherine’s Journey with MS
A strong, supportive community helps those affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) feel empowered — improving the management of the disease.
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Living Well with Ulcerative Colitis
Despite the challenges of living with ulcerative colitis, long-term disease management strategies can help patients thrive.
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Living with Atopic Dermatitis — More Than Just a Skin Rash
Living with atopic dermatitis is an ongoing challenge. Better patient engagement and integrated, timely care can lead to better outcomes.
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What to Know about Eczema according to the Canadian Dermatology Association
The Canadian Dermatology Association provides insight on the signs and symptoms of eczema — a skin condition that affects up to 20 percent of Canadians.
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring System Provides Improved Diabetes Management
For people living with diabetes, monitoring glucose levels is one of the most important steps in managing the disease.
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Exploring the Connection Between Diabetes and Heart Disease
For Canadians living with type 2 diabetes (T2D), taking an active role in the protection of your heart is critical.
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Why Regular Hearing Assessments Are Crucial for People With Diabetes
Early detection of hearing loss is an important first step in hearing care for those living with diabetes.
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Despite Diabetes, the Show Must Go On for Lea DeLaria
We spoke to Lea DeLaria - Orange is the New Black star about how her life has changed following her diagnosis of type 2 diabetes.
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When It Comes to Prostate Cancer, Awareness and Early Diagnosis Save Lives
After adopting a healthy lifestyle and losing over 50 pounds, Charlie Taylor was in the best shape of his life — but then he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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