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WeeklyMD > Blog > Care Giving

Care Giving (Page 49)

Rural Appalachia Faces Growing Cancer Crisis, Research Shows

2016-11-25
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 25, 2016
In: Cancer, Care Giving, Health Insurance, Mental Health, Public Health

It’s the only region in the U.S. that hasn’t made big progress in fighting the diseaseContinue Reading

Palliative Care Raises Quality of Life, But Doesn’t Extend It

2016-11-22
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 22, 2016
In: Care Giving, Family Health, Mental Health

Researchers find value for extremely ill patients and their caregivers, but add that it doesn’t affect survivalContinue Reading

U.S. Death Toll From Infectious Diseases Unchanged: Study

2016-11-22
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 22, 2016
In: Care Giving, Doctors and Health Care, Infectious Disease, Sexual Health, Vitamins / Drugs

Although new threats have emerged, the number of people dying from infections has stayed relatively stableContinue Reading

Smoking Plus Diabetes a Very Deadly Mix

2016-11-22
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 22, 2016
In: Cancer, Care Giving, Diabetes, Healthy Living

Chances of an early death double if smoker also has the blood sugar disease, study findsContinue Reading

CDC Reveals Top 5 Causes of Death

2016-11-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 17, 2016
In: Asthma, Cancer, Care Giving, General Health, Heart / Cardiovascular, Public Health, Respiratory Health

Good news is that many can be preventedContinue Reading

CDC Reveals Top 5 Causes of Death

2016-11-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 17, 2016
In: Asthma, Cancer, Care Giving, General Health, Heart / Cardiovascular, Public Health, Respiratory Health

Good news is that many can be preventedContinue Reading

Low Blood Sugar Linked to Death Risk for Hospital Patients

2016-11-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 17, 2016
In: Care Giving, Diabetes, Doctors and Health Care

Association was seen even if patient did not have diabetesContinue Reading

Pessimism May Take Unwelcome Toll on the Heart

2016-11-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 17, 2016
In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Care Giving, Heart / Cardiovascular, Mental Health

Study suggests that glum folks have higher risk of death from cardiovascular diseaseContinue Reading

‘Yo-Yo Dieting’ Hard on Older Women’s Hearts: Study

2016-11-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 17, 2016
In: Care Giving, Dieting, Heart / Cardiovascular

But at least one nutrition expert says it’s too soon to draw conclusionsContinue Reading

Sharp Drop in Blood Pressure After Rx May Be Risky for Some Heart Patients

2016-11-14
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 14, 2016
In: Blood Pressure, Care Giving, Healthy Living, Heart / Cardiovascular, Vitamins / Drugs

Early study suggests potential downside, but more research is needed, experts sayContinue Reading

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