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Brain Scans for PTSD -- In Depth Doctor's Interview
Brian Engdahl, Ph.D., Associate Professor on Psychology at the VA Medical Center in Minneapolis, talks about a study Involving a new technology to help study PTSD in War Veterans or other mental problems in patients
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Vertigo Goggles: Seeing Your Way To Relief
GLENDALE, Ariz. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- People who have it say it’s like you’re a little tipsy, but a whole lot worse. Thirty-five percent of Americans over age 40 live with vestibular problems, disorders like vertigo that make their world spin out of control.
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Botox To Bloodflow: New Help For MS Patients
TAMPA (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Multiple Sclerosis attacks when people are in the prime of their lives. It slowly robs them of control of their muscles and control of their lives.
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Home Remedies: Natural Antibiotics
When taken properly, antibiotics save lives, but overuse is giving rise to superbugs around the country like MRSA that kill thousands of people a year. So what can you do? There may be some natural answers.
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Tumor Detecting App: Medicine's Next Big Thing?
Our phone’s apps can be time-killers or time-savers to help us get through the day. Now, there’s an app that can tell if a tumor’s cancerous in almost no time at all! The 200-dollar mini diagnosis device might just be medicine’s next big thing.
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