Archive for March 2019
Emerging From the Grip of Chronic Pain
Breanne, center, with her mom, Laura, and sister, Jessica. For years, the chronic pain of Crohn’s disease isolated Breanne Spence from family and friends. At Mayo Clinic’s Pain Rehabilitation Center, Breanne learned how to manage the pain so she could take control of her life again. Breanne Spence, typically an active teen, tried valiantly to…
Read MoreHandel's Messiah Part 1 – La Jolla Symphony and Chorus
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Genetics Home Reference: kidney stones
Source: National Library of Medicine – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Kidney Stones
Read MoreGenetics Home Reference: hypertension
Source: National Library of Medicine – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Blood Pressure Medicines, DASH Eating Plan, High Blood Pressure, How to Prevent High Blood Pressure
Read MoreGenetics Home Reference: 15q11-q13 duplication syndrome
Source: National Library of Medicine – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Developmental Disabilities
Read MoreMedication Safety in Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
Caregivers and the Personal Sacrifices They Make for Loved Ones
Nearly 40% of Americans have experience providing long-term care to a family member, friend or senior loved one. Recently, a study designed to give greater insight into the burdens of caregiving found that many of these caregivers are making great financial, medical and social sacrifices to provide care. Learn more about the study, the burden placed…
Read MoreHow to Build an Assisted Living Care Team
Last Updated: January 16, 2019 Building an effective assisted living care team is crucial for success in senior care as care professionals provide not only companionship, medical expertise and program stimulation for the senior residents; they also provide the foundation for the community. “An assisted living community is nothing without the expert care and team of professionals working behind…
Read MoreMayo Clinic Education & Technology Forum 2019
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