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A Targeted Approach to Women’s Health

January 29, 2016

The approach to women’s health must be viewed differently than with men’s health. Aside from the obvious differences in anatomy and reproductive health, there are several other ways women’s health differs from men’s. Women often experience...

Rare Diseases and Finding Support

January 22, 2016

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that, as of 2012, 117 million American adults (about half of the US adult population!) had one or more chronic health conditions. The term “chronic condition” can refer to a wide variety of ...

Sports Fandom is Good for Your Health

January 15, 2016

When it comes to sports, are you a rabid face-painting, tail-gating fan, or do you just like watching games and cheering on your chosen team from home? With the Super Bowl coming up, this seems to be a fitting time to think about what sports-wa...

Food as Medicine

January 8, 2016

Oprah is claiming 2016 as “the year of her best body.” Without taking it that far, there are small changes that we can all make to improve our health, such as thoughtful food choices. Americans are below average on most measures of health w...

New Technologies For Personalized Medicine

December 23, 2015

In a recently published book by Joel Dudley and Konrad Karczewski, the authors write that every person has a unique variation of the human genome. What this means is that, while humans are very similar physiologically, we all have unique genetic i...

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A Targeted Approach to Women’s Health

Rare Diseases and Finding Support

Sports Fandom is Good for Your Health

Food as Medicine

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