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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA): A Guide for Parents
JIA is the most prevalent type of arthritis in kids and teens, typically causing joint pain and inflammation in various parts of the body, including hands, knees, ankles, elbows, and wrists
5 Ways to Help Cancer Patients Living at Home
Beacon Clinic offers a range of services for cancer patients, including referrals for home health services and supportive services including help for family or friends who take on the role of caregiver.
Is It Possible to Continue Working During Cancer Treatment
While some people can continue working while undergoing cancer treatment, it will often depend upon the type and stage of cancer.
Nutritional Support for Cancer Patients
As a general rule, dietitians will recommend getting a good balance of protein, healthy fat, and carbohydrates for all cancers.
Gout: Causes and Symptoms
Manifesting itself through sudden, intense attacks, gout presents symptoms such as acute pain, swelling, redness, and tenderness in one or more joints.
4 Keys to Maintaining Mental Health During Cancer Treatment
One of the most critical things that cancer patients need to have when experiencing the effects of cancer and its treatment is a support group.
The Connection Between Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and Rheumatic Conditions
There is evidence that the autoimmune problems that trigger IBD may be related to other rheumatic diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
Can Cervical Cancer Be Cured if Discovered Early?
As with most cancers, in general, the earlier that cervical cancer is detected and treated, the better the long-term prognosis.
Lupus Awareness: Living Well With Systemic Lupus
Living with lupus can be a challenge, but the good news is that, with the proper healthcare guidance, you can still live a full life through effective management.
What Happens on a First Visit to an Oncologist
If you are diagnosed with cancer or if your doctor believes that you may have cancer, you will be referred to an oncologist for testing and treatment.