Multiple Sclerosis and Depression: Examining the Link and How You Can Help Your Patients
What is the link between multiple sclerosis and depression, and how can you help patients with their mental health?
All articles by Tom Greenhalgh
Examining Postpartum Depression Amid COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to overwhelmed hospitals, economic hardships, and mortality on a large scale. Amidst all of this, was there an effect on pregnancies and postpartum depression?
Is There a Link Between Endometriosis & Early Menopause?
Endometriosis can potentially lead to pelvic pain and a number of complications. What does research say about whether endometriosis can be related to early natural menopause?
How Has COVID-19 Affected Breast Cancer Screening in Low-Income Populations?
Women in low-income populations may be at a higher risk of breast cancer mortality due to access barriers. How has COVID-19 affected their ability to get breast cancer screenings?
Seasonal Variations in Blood Pressure: What Your Patients Need to Know
As the weather starts getting colder, patients with hypertension should be keeping a more watchful eye on their blood pressure. How does seasonal variation affect blood pressure, and what should you tell your patients?
World Heart Day: 5 Ways Your Patients Can Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk
It has been estimated that cardiovascular disease (CVD) claims 18.6 million lives per year. As World Heart Day seeks to raise awareness on CVD prevention and management, what are some ways your patients can reduce their risk?
Epilepsy Seizures: 3 Summer Safety Tips to Share With Your Patients
As the weather gets warmer, people with epilepsy should be aware of the risks this brings for seizures. Some patients may be sensitive to heat, and some have suggested there are higher rates of epileptic seizures in warm weather. How can you educate your patients on how to be safe this summer?
Does Osteoarthritis Increase the Risk for Social Isolation?
Investigators sought to determine whether social isolation might be associated with osteoarthritis in older adults. We review their findings.
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Decreases Gut Leakiness, Study Says
Researchers have found that tofacitinib, a drug approved by the FDA to treat rheumatoid arthritis and ulcerative colitis, might also treat leaky gut.
Starting Your Own Medical Practice? Avoid These 5 Common Mistakes
If you’re starting your own medical practice, be sure to avoid these 5 common pitfalls.
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