Part 1: Complacency From Doctor Can Equal Complacency From Patient
I prefer to write blogs that empower readers, so they have faith in what they can do for themselves if armed with good information and a strategy. My format is usually not to bore people with too much personal information, but sum up the ingredients I've found successful. But lately, I've had a number of reasons to share what catapulted me to become a voice for living with diabetes. Some of them are your stories and...
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I was diagnosed with rosacea, but my skin isn't responding to the rosacea treatments. In fact, it's getting worse. Is it possible that I... Read more »
I was diagnosed with rosacea, but my skin isn't responding to the rosacea treatments. In fact, it's getting worse. Is it possible that I... Read more »
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New research presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association has found that bipolar disorder (BPD) is often misdiagnosed as... Read more »
The research of a psychiatrist at the University of Michigan suggests that black men in the United States are at least five times more likely to be... Read more »
The attention and impulsivity problems that are associated with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) are often misdiagnosed first as ADHD, a new... Read more »
According to Mayo Clinic neurologist Sean Pittock, thousands of people with Neuromyelitis Optica (NMO) are being misdiagnosed with multiple... Read more »
Nearly one million children who are the youngest and least mature in their kindergarten class may be misdiagnosed with ADHD, a new study has found.... Read more »
You are taking asthma medications and they are not helping If you have been prescribed inhalers, such as a quick-relief inhaler and/or a controller inhaler, and they are not working, you are likely experiencing something other than asthma. You...
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