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HealthCity sat down with Davidson Hamer, MD, an infectious disease specialist and expert in travel and tropical medicine at Boston Medical Center and Boston University School of Medicine, to talk about the coronavirus (COVID-19). As COVID-19 has quickly
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The coronavirus has made us change our daily lives. Let’s work to make our lives better by incorporating a little exercise in the new routine. Physical activity keeps us healthy and studies show that regular exercise can boost our immune system. Additional
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is leading the way in neuro-inflammation research. Researchers are studying how to use the body’s immune system to treat neurological conditions, such as brain and spinal cord trauma, multiple sclerosis (MS),
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View Work If you've been diagnosed with borderline or high cholesterol , you probably already know the importance of losing weight and eating a healthy diet. But there's another part of the lifestyle prescription that's just as important: exercise. Working
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The overuse of opioids in our country is deeply associated with chronic pain. In 1995, the American Pain Society warned of the insufficient treatment of pain and launched a campaign to make pain the fifth vital sign. One month later, the Food and Drug
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