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Family devastated after brothers, 2 and 6, both diagnosed with dementia
Kristian Tucker told Newsweek: "I couldn't believe that I might only have a couple of years left with my baby and that he would suffer so much."
Is Vladimir Putin Sick? What We Know About the Russian President's Health
An analysis into what we know about the Russian President's health, including what's been said by close sources to Putin, as well as his doctors.
Woman Said Prescription Costs $18,000 a Month Without Insurance in TikTok
"That's so outrageous," the woman's husband says in the video.
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Humana Nurse Guides Patient with Chronic Illnesses
Humana Nurse Guides Patient with Chronic Illnesses
Three ways to actively support employees with chronic conditions
Now that economies and offices are opening back up to in-person work, employers are reevaluating workplaces to ensure the continued health and safety of their employees.
TikTok of Dogs 'Talking S***' and 'Throwing Hands' Goes Viral With 8M Views
In addition to their many tricks, the talented dogs have been trained to help their owner with an astounding range of household tasks.
The Illness Jada Pinkett Smith's Alleged Ex-Boyfriend August Alsina Battles
"It's like my immune system went on vacation," Alsina said in a 2019 video posted to Instagram.
'Christmas In July' Chronic Illness Card Swap Aims To Bring Joy
"Each and every story and each and every connection made is why we do what we do."
The Reaction to Coronavirus Is Making Some Chronically Ill People Angry
"Sure, the coronavirus is contagious, and my illness is not. But on any given day, a sneeze on the subway or a flu-carrying coworker can set my health back, causing me to overuse my sick days and risk financial stability."
Claire Wineland Dies Days After Lung Transplant
The 21-year-old was a tireless advocate for organ donation.
Cancer and Chronic Illnesses May Cause PTSD
Nearly 20 percent of the people who were psychologically affected by their diagnosis had PTSD within six months.
Standing Desks Don't Decrease Sitting at Work
It turns out pricy office equipment may not be the panacea for sedentary workplaces, according to a new report.
Coffee, Elixir of Life
Drinking coffee daily may lower rates of cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, neurological conditions and even suicide, the new study suggests.
More Than Half of Americans Take Prescription Drugs
The increase in the use of medications reflects the growing rate of chronic diseases in the country.
Girls Born in the Summer End Up Healthier Adults
Pregnant moms who get more sun have babies of higher birth weight.
Don't Take Your Desk Job Sitting Down
How much do you really need to stand each day to benefit your health?