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study connects diabetes drug to slowed progression of parkinson's disease
while parkinson’s and diabetes are two different diseases, one affecting the neurological system and the other the metabolic system, several commonalities exist.
angelica bottaro
parkinson's disease
apr 30 2024
research, such as the study examining lixisenatide for parkinson’s, often opens the door for broader uses of specific drugs based on their particular mechanism of action, safety, and effectiveness for more than one disorder or disease.

lung cancer treatment takes step forward with immunotherapy and chemotherapy research
new research surrounding immunotherapy combined with chemotherapy shows promise for non-small cell lung cancers.
angelica bottaro
lung cancer
apr 29 2024
new combinational cancer therapy could change the future of cancer treatment.

diagnosed with hpv: managing treatment, support and cancer risks
hpv is the most common sexually transmitted infection – 75 per cent of sexually active canadians will have the virus at some point in their lives.
karen hawthorne
human papillomavirus (hpv).
apr 24 2024
once you’ve been diagnosed with hpv, get involved in your treatment plan with your doctor to understand and address any immediate health concerns and to stay vigilant about any of the associated health risks.

lsd and sleep: microdosing research shows potential for managing depressive disorders
a new clinical trial for the lsd drug mb22001 found that it could help both sleep and depression.
angelica bottaro
depression
apr 24 2024
new research suggests microdosing lsd may help both sleep and depression.

new study shows gestational diabetes may be managed through nutrition therapy
a new study examines the role of nutrition therapy in gestational diabetes, suggesting a significant role for future individual-based diet modifications to manage the condition.
angelica bottaro
diabetes
apr 24 2024
eating the right nutrients during pregnancy can lower the risk of gestational diabetes.

musician gets a new lease on life after deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease
deep brain stimulation gives fabio dwyer his hands back, showing how effective it can be for some parkinson's patients.
angelica bottaro
parkinson's disease
apr 22 2024
parkinson's patient fabio dwyer gets a second chance to return to the stage after deep brain stimulation.

machado: will 'symptom science' make it easier to live with cancer?
understanding what causes side effects, who is most likely to develop them and how severe they will be can make a huge difference in the quality of life of people living with cancer.
lisa machado
opinion
apr 19 2024
it's a sad irony that ripples through all cancer types: people on life-saving therapies that have such negative impacts on their lives that they would rather die.

diagnosed with hiv: managing treatment, access to care and your mental health
finding the right care following a hiv diagnosis isn't always easy, but the challenges can be lessened if you know where to turn.
angelica bottaro
hiv/aids
apr 19 2024
meeting with the right healthcare professionals is vital for those who are hiv positive.
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study connects diabetes drug to slowed progression of parkinson's disease
while parkinson’s and diabetes are two different diseases, one affecting the neurological system and the other the metabolic system, several commonalities exist.
angelica bottaro
parkinson's disease
apr 30 2024
research, such as the study examining lixisenatide for parkinson’s, often opens the door for broader uses of specific drugs based on their particular mechanism of action, safety, and effectiveness for more than one disorder or disease.

lung cancer treatment takes step forward with immunotherapy and chemotherapy research
new research surrounding immunotherapy combined with chemotherapy shows promise for non-small cell lung cancers.
angelica bottaro
lung cancer
apr 29 2024
new combinational cancer therapy could change the future of cancer treatment.

diagnosed with hpv: managing treatment, support and cancer risks
hpv is the most common sexually transmitted infection – 75 per cent of sexually active canadians will have the virus at some point in their lives.
karen hawthorne
human papillomavirus (hpv).
apr 24 2024
once you’ve been diagnosed with hpv, get involved in your treatment plan with your doctor to understand and address any immediate health concerns and to stay vigilant about any of the associated health risks.

lsd and sleep: microdosing research shows potential for managing depressive disorders
a new clinical trial for the lsd drug mb22001 found that it could help both sleep and depression.
angelica bottaro
depression
apr 24 2024
new research suggests microdosing lsd may help both sleep and depression.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

new study shows gestational diabetes may be managed through nutrition therapy
a new study examines the role of nutrition therapy in gestational diabetes, suggesting a significant role for future individual-based diet modifications to manage the condition.
angelica bottaro
diabetes
apr 24 2024
eating the right nutrients during pregnancy can lower the risk of gestational diabetes.

musician gets a new lease on life after deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease
deep brain stimulation gives fabio dwyer his hands back, showing how effective it can be for some parkinson's patients.
angelica bottaro
parkinson's disease
apr 22 2024
parkinson's patient fabio dwyer gets a second chance to return to the stage after deep brain stimulation.

machado: will 'symptom science' make it easier to live with cancer?
understanding what causes side effects, who is most likely to develop them and how severe they will be can make a huge difference in the quality of life of people living with cancer.
lisa machado
opinion
apr 19 2024
it's a sad irony that ripples through all cancer types: people on life-saving therapies that have such negative impacts on their lives that they would rather die.

diagnosed with hiv: managing treatment, access to care and your mental health
finding the right care following a hiv diagnosis isn't always easy, but the challenges can be lessened if you know where to turn.
angelica bottaro
hiv/aids
apr 19 2024
meeting with the right healthcare professionals is vital for those who are hiv positive.
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

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