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Doctors Told Me There Was Nothing They Could Do for My Chronic Pain. They Were Wrong.

As told to Nicole Audrey SpectorIt was a chaotic time. I was 45-years-old and working full-time with two kids — one in high school and the other in el...

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Biosimilars and Osteoporosis

About 10 million people in the United States have osteoporosis, a disease that causes weak and brittle bones — and more than 4 out of 5 of them are wo...

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Making Sense of Your Thyroid Lab Results

+ Infographic textYour thyroid is a gland in your neck that is controlled by the pituitary gland. It makes hormones that play a role in regulating imp...

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Caregiving For My Son With Schizophrenia Has Shown Me That Love — And Perseverance — Always Win

As told to Nicole Audrey SpectorGrant is my eldest child, and he never gave us any reason to worry about him when he was a kid. He was so smart, so ge...

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Busted: 6 Common Myths About Estrogen

Menopause, and its little sister, perimenopause, are having a moment. It may be a moment that’s dripping with sweat and confused about its own name, b...

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6 Numbers Every Woman Needs to Know to Understand Their Heart Health

+ Infographic textHeart disease is the #1 killer of women in the U.S. Here are 6 numbers that offer a good snapshot of your cardiovascular health. 1....

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Aerial Arts Taught Me to Fly. Even With Multiple Sclerosis, I’m Still Hanging On.

March is MS Awareness Month.As told to Shannon Shelton MillerIn 2016, I discovered the world of aerial arts. A friend posted on social media about the...

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Mini Facelift: Major Upgrade or Minor Makeover?

I spend a regrettably large amount of time on social media — Instagram, particularly — which means that, whether I like it or not, images of celebriti...

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What You Need To Know About Multiple Myeloma

March is Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month.Multiple myeloma, also sometimes just called myeloma, is a blood cancer that affects thousands of people eac...

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I Choose Hope — Not Fear — in Facing My Multiple Myeloma

March is Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month.As told to Erica RimlingerI’m not in denial — I know having multiple myeloma is serious and I know what I ha...

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My Broken Wrist Was a Red Flag that I Was Losing Bone Mass

As told to Erica RimlingerMy son, who had come home from college for the holidays, loaded up the car and headed back to school with his dad. I stayed...

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Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About HIV and Bone Health

Osteoporosis is known as the silent disease for good reason. People rarely show symptoms of the bone condition before a break or fracture happens.The...