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Sleeping Separately

If you're feeling sleep deprived as a result of living with someone with acid reflux disease, sometimes you need to be creative to get the sleep you need. This is especially true if you are interested in being a good partner or parent.   According to the National Sleep Foundation, twenty three percent of married couples have already come to... Read moreChevron

A Reflux Parent's Guide to Immunizations

As the school year begins, it is important that your child has his or her immunizations up to date. Vaccines safeguard children from illnesses and death caused by infectious diseases. However, some children with acid reflux have a weakened immune system, or allergic reactions that may create a potential for an adverse reaction associated with the... Read moreChevron

New Treatment May Help Barrett's Esophagus

Barrett's esophagus can result from ongoing heartburn, which allows a constant splashing of acid from the stomach into the esophagus. Left untreated, the condition can progress to esophagus cancer. Now, a new method, called cryoablation therapy, is available to freeze damaged cells in the esophagus, preventing them from turning... Read moreChevron

Six Things the Teacher Needs to Know about Your Child

A new school year means new routines for you, your child, and your child's teacher. If your child is living with acid reflux, below are six things you may wish to share with your child's teacher. Our own meeting with our son's teacher was just last week, so I thought I would share our experience while my notes were still... Read moreChevron

The Illusion of Coverage

It's no secret that unaffordable medical bills and the resulting medical debt are widespread in the United States. And although the uninsured are most at risk, people with health insurance are also vulnerable. In fact, one survey found that more than 25 percent of people continuously insured over the previous year had medical bill problems or... Read moreChevron

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