Dementia treatment is more than just medication. It can include lifestyle changes, multimodal therapy, and environmental management, as well. Your dementia treatment plan will depend on underlying ...

There is no cure for autism—and, in fact, a "cure" isn't the goal of treatment. Autism is a type of neurodivergence, a way of being that differs from what society considers normal. It is characterized ...

Pleurisy, which is inflammation in the lining of your lungs (pleura) that causes pain when you breathe, doesn't always need treatment. But you should always see a doctor if you have chest pain ...

The first day of track action, Friday 25 October, will be slightly different to usual. The second free practice session will be entirely given over to validating the softer compounds in Pirelli’s 2025 ...

You’ve probably given someone the silent treatment once or twice (or maybe even more than that). You know the drill — you and your partner get into a heated argument that ends with hurt feelings and ...

The MR60FDA2 is optimized for fall detection, while the MR60BHA2 is designed for heartbeat monitoring. Powered by an ESP32-C6 WiFi 6 and RIS-Bluetotoh LE microcontroller, these modules offer reliable ...

The goal in treating ulcerative colitis is to reduce the inflammation, hopefully leading to remission. The two leading treatment options are medication and surgery. Approximately 70 percent of ...

If it becomes necessary for you to take these medications more than two times a week, talk to a healthcare provider to determine whether more testing is needed to diagnose the condition and provide ...

However, some antibiotics can treat the infection. Without treatment, an MRSA infection can be life threatening. Keep reading to learn more about how doctors diagnose and treat MRSA. This article ...

Vascular. 2010;18(3):166-177. Patients with VA aneurysms presented either asymptomatic (eg, incidental finding on angiography done, for instance, for a ruptured subclavian artery aneurysm) or with ...

"I'm delighted that we are now able to recommend this innovative treatment." Sue Schilling, chief executive of Alopecia UK, said: "For far too long, patients with alopecia areata have gone without ...