Let's continue looking at characteristics of Progressive MS. I already talked about the different types of MS and focused specifically on Secondary Progressive. As this series continues, I will discuss research and clinical trials, medications, "a day in the life," and other topics relating to the progressive types of MS. Today the focus is on Primary Progressive and Progressive/Relapsing MS.
Remember, most MSers have Relapsing/Remitting MS (55-85%). Only a small minority of MSers have...
More and more evidence supports the use of psychological interventions, with or without medication, for the treatment of depression. In... Read more »
I read on this site that a Dutch study showed “that psychotherapy doesn’t work” with families in which there were suicides. To put it... Read more »
Will joining a support group, or getting psychotherapy, help prolong your life as a breast cancer survivor? Yes, said Dr. David... Read more »
Psychotherapy is often touted as one of the methods for treating ADHD.How do you know if this type of treatment is right for your... Read more »
As I've mentioned before, I am a big fan of psychotherapy. Although medication has had a greater role in my successful depression... Read more »
A new psychological treatment intervention program developed at the University of Georgia has found that cognitive behavioral therapy can both... Read more »
A new study suggests that combining medication with behavioral therapy may help ease incontinence. Researchers studied 416 adults with overactive... Read more »
A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine has found that treating prehypertensive patients with the drug Atacand (candesartan... Read more »
Source: Medifocus Guidebook on: Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
DietDiet is the key to managing diabetes. Historically, dietary guidelines have been complicated and overwhelming for many persons with diabetes.... Read more »
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