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Health Encyclopedia: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Prevention

Prevention

Because multiple factors may cause carpal tunnel syndrome, there is no single mode of prevention. Treating any underlying medical condition is certainly important. Simple common sense may help minimize some risk factors predisposing a person to work-related CTS or other cumulative trauma disorders. A patient can learn how to adjust the work area, handle tools, or perform tasks in ways that put less stress on the hands and wrists. Proper posture and exercise programs to strengthen the f...

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Using Exercise to Stay Happily "Nifty after Fifty"

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...be prevented through lifestyle changes, including exercise. Even if a senior has lived the... Read more »

My New Year’s Resolution: Exercise Regularly… And Keep Up With It

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... Millions of people make a resolution each January to exercise— either for weight loss, better... Read more »

Improving Your Mental - and Physical - Health with Exercise

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... As soon as Dr. Krall had The Talk with me about exercise, I decided it was a mindset, and so I... Read more »

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Diet, Weight and Osteoarthritis Prevention

...activity goals for those with OA may differ from those of other people. If you suffer from OA your exercise program should focus on: · Preserving or restoring range of motion and flexibility... Read more »

Free or Low Cost Medications for Anxiety

Over 45 million people in the United States have no health insurance to help cover the costs of prescription medication. Treatment for anxiety often includes doctor’s visits, medication and... Read more »

Free or Low Cost Medications for Anxiety

Free or Low Cost Medication

ADHD is a medical diagnosis. Treatment often includes doctor’s visits, medication and sometimes counseling or treatment by a psychologist or psychiatrist. For those that do not have medical and... Read more »

How IDEA Applies to Children with ADHD

IDEA, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, allows students to receive special education or special accommodations in the classroom when needed. This act insures that all children between... Read more »

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