I had chronic this, chronic that, and a chronic lack of confidence.
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I have chronic pain and I have chronic nerve damage.
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Learn about anatomy, but especially chronic treatment of your chronic pain.
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She suffers from chronic lung disease and severe chronic pulmonary hypertension.
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More serious causes of chronic cough include lung diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, and chronic lung infections, such as tuberculosis.
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Detection of pre-chronic or chronic diseases will be a first-line need.
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" "#psoriaticarthritis is an #invisibleillness and sometimes so is psoriasis (chronic itchiness and chronic fatigue).
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If you have a chronic illness, support people with other chronic illness and disabilities.
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She has a heart defect, chronic lung disease and severe chronic high blood pressure.
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Chronic boredom is one of the most potent causes of chronic stress and ill-health.
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Left untreated, chronic GERD can cause everything from chronic cough and shortness of breath to chronic fatigue, insomnia, and sinus infections, according to the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic.
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They shouldn't be using [them] for a chronic condition because they don't work [for chronic pain].
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Kovacs: If you take the meds, it's a chronic disease and is managed like a chronic disease.
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Children of parents with chronic pain are at increased risk for behavioral issues and chronic pain themselves.
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Various chronic or inflammatory disorders, autoimmune diseases or chronic infections may also cause diffuse telogen hair loss.
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He also advised that people with chronic bloating, mouth ulcers, chronic headaches or fatigue should be tested.
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Additionally, people with chronic lung problems including emphysema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have a heightened risk.
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The most common condition linked to chronic pain is chronic depression, which is a major cause of suicide.
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Mandated Services: We know that chronic disease is the biggest driver of health costs in the U.S. We also know that many individuals are not knowingly carrying chronic disease, are living in pre-chronic conditions, or have known chronic disease and choose to not engage in care and lifestyle changes.
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Thirty percent had been diagnosed with respiratory diseases, including serious disorders like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic bronchitis.
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"What most seniors are really dealing with and managing are chronic conditions and sometimes multiple chronic conditions," she said.
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The most well-known contributors to chronic kidney disease are other chronic illnesses, like diabetes and high blood pressure.
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"It is a chronic disease, so it needs chronic treatment just like people with asthma or hypertension," he added.
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That kind of chronic stress can lead to hormonal changes and inflammation, which set people up for chronic disease.
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That kind of chronic stress can lead to hormonal changes and inflammation, which set people up for chronic disease.
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It is only recently that pot has been widely imagined as an almost holy vessel of redemption, a cure-all for a full range of 21st century maladies — social division, chronic pain, chronic distraction, chronic boredom.
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Chronic exposure to fine particulate matter is associated with chronic bronchitis and increased mortality from lung cancer and heart disease.
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The company has a test for chronic kidney disease in the works through a collaboration with Kaiser Permanent and the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study to improve screening for and monitoring of chronic kidney disease at home.
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"We know the prevalence of chronic diseases is going up, and about half of Americans have a chronic disease, and when I'm saying 'chronic disease,' we're talking about things like cancer, heart disease, arthritis, asthma, diabetes," he said.
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Chronic wasting disease The symptoms of chronic wasting disease reduce infected animals to zombie-like creatures: Stumbling, drooling, drastic weight loss.
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"Plus, the additional antioxidant benefit prevents chronic DNA damage from UVR radiation, which can manifest as chronic skin redness, as well."
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It seems that some patients who start with one problem, chronic pain, end up with two problems, chronic pain and addiction.
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Kineta Chronic Pain LLC has inked a drug collaboration deal with pharmaceutical giant Genentech to develop non-opioid chronic pain treatment.
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This has happened in cases of people with dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pelvic pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, headaches and more.
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The bacteria Porphyromonas gingivalis, known as Pg, lead to the gum infection chronic periodontitis, causing chronic inflammation and potential tooth loss.
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Injuries eligible for compensation include certain health conditions such as chronic respiratory disorder, asthma, chronic laryngitis and certain types of cancer.
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And people like me, bedridden with a debilitating, untreatable chronic illness (in my case, chronic fatigue syndrome), are the most imperiled.
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It can be difficult to know exactly what it means to be a "chronic warrior" if you've never experienced chronic illness yourself.
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Rhinoviruses are especially dangerous for people who already have certain chronic disorders such as asthma, cystic fibrosis, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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It has a number of other products in advanced trials, in areas such as chronic heart failure and chronic low-back pain.
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It makes sense that people with chronic diseases like diabetes and chronic kidney disease may suffer from more complications from oral diseases.
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CHRONIC-FATIGUE SYNDROME, or CFS, which afflicts over 1m people in America and 250,000 in Britain, is certainly chronic and surely fatiguing.
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YOU LOOK AT CHRONIC DISEASE IN THIS COUNTRY TODAY, ABOUT HALF OF ALL AMERICANS HAVE AT LEAST ONE OF THOSE CHRONIC DISEASES.
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Many of these individuals are managing chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease, chronic pain, diabetes, autoimmune, immune-related or mental health conditions.
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — or lung diseases such as chronic emphysema and bronchitis — was present in 13.2% of the people who died.
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Tinslee was born with a rare heart defect called Ebstein's anomaly and suffers from chronic lung disease and severe chronic pulmonary hypertension.
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Corrects paragraph 14 to reflect that early treatment is likely to lead to a less chronic course of depression - not more chronic.
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An estimated 2202 percent of Medicare recipients suffer with multiple chronic conditions; chronic illness accounts for 2628 percent of the program's spending.
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This finding suggests that other illnesses with chronic symptoms and a female preponderance, such as fibromyalgia, chronic-fatigue syndrome, and depression, may be misdiagnosed as chronic Lyme disease, and that, as a result, many women may not be receiving appropriate treatment.
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I have chronic musculoskeletal pain due to a number of super fun chronic illnesses, and regular massage helps me to manage that pain.
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Any person who has a serious or chronic illness such as cancer, stroke, or chronic pain is also at increased risk for depression.
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Half of American adults have a chronic disease, but only half of adults get the exercise they need to prevent these chronic diseases.
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This led my father to feel a chronic dismay, and me to feel a chronic distress (and a certain amount of unconscious anger).
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"You can see brain locations associated with chronic pain and chronic psychiatric disease" acting like there are drugs in the system, she says.
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"Chronic lower back pain is very prevalent, and we know some people with chronic lower back pain have used opioids for it," he said.
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Veasley has had chronic pain since surviving a car accident in her teens and Cowley developed chronic pain following a temporomandibular joint implant surgery.
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Ms. Caballé also developed a reputation for pulling out of scheduled performances, a source of chronic irritation to reviewers and chronic disappointment to fans.
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Americans are now living longer than ever, but they're disproportionately dying from chronic, behavior-related diseases like diabetes, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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But critics, including the CDC, say there is no evidence that chronic Lyme disease exists, and they warn against giving a chronic Lyme diagnosis.
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Chronic workplace stress is triggered by difficult work schedules, a chronic lack of sleep, and inadequate equipment, but it also includes more insidious issues.
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Over time, chronic procrastination has not only productivity costs, but measurably destructive effects on our mental and physical health, including chronic stress, general psychological distress and low life satisfaction, symptoms of depression and anxiety, poor health behaviors, chronic illness and even hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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Research shows clear links between poor oral health and chronic disease such as diabetes, as well as pain, chronic infection and reduced quality of life.
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There are high rates of chronic disease, as well: About half of American adults struggle with at least one chronic condition that needs regular care.
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The habit left their lungs black, wrinkled, cancerous, and damaged due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a lung condition that includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
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The third group, with "severe chronic or malignant illnesses," included 66 men who typically had some form of cancer or had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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In humans, chronic inflammation has been associated with chronic stress and is suspected of increasing a person's risk for illnesses from heart disease to Alzheimer's.
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For many patients, Gleevec transformed chronic myeloid leukemia from a fatal disease to a chronic one that can be kept under control for many years.
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Do we understand the underlying causes of chronic pain in the US and why a growing number of Americans are suffering from increasingly severe chronic pain?
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They are sold over the counter and by prescription as sleep aids and for chronic diseases including hypertension, cardiovascular disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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After Erin's second transplant, she developed a side effect known as Chronic Graft Versus Host Disease (GvHD), a chronic condition that may occur after a transplant.
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More 32,000 have been diagnosed with aero-digestive issues, such as asthma, chronic cough, gastroesophageal reflux disorder or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, connected to the attacks.
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Chronic loneliness has been linked to increased risk of chronic disease and mortality, according to a 2015 study by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Living with chronic disease daily can be a drag; living with chronic disease nightly can become unbearably depressing … without the buzz conferred by aptly named spirits.
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She's trying to work out a system to reclaim chronic health trauma through the creation of an archive of embodied truths around chronic illness and disability.
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While medicine transforms cancer into a chronic disease with which patients can live for an extended period of time, financial toxicity threatens to turn chronic, too.
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AstraZeneca – AstarZeneca said its Duaklir drug showed significant improvement in lung function for patients who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, a chronic lung disease.
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" Sheldon of Braeburn said, "Opioid addiction is a chronic disease and should be treated the same way we treat other serious, chronic diseases — with evidence-based medicine.
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Drugs are very effective in keeping patients with chronic diseases out of hospitals and in reducing surgical procedures to address the sequelae of end-stage chronic diseases.
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The sickest 6900 percent of Medicare beneficiaries are more likely to have multiple chronic conditions, such as kidney disease, heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD).
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What we found was that if we could get the chronic load of players up to a high level, and when I talk about chronic load we're talking about a rolling four-week average load, when we get the chronic load up high, it actually protects against injury.
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Read the words "chronic illness" and you probably think of an awful affliction, but chronic means persistent, occurring over a long time, and difficult to cure or eradicate.
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The brain processes of chronic pain are very similar to the process of depression, so I think LSD should to be studied for its effect on chronic pain.
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Individual exchange customers this year have more severe chronic conditions, such as diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and HIV, and attrition has been lower than expected, UnitedHealth said.
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There is a legitimate use for pain meds for treating chronic pain; it is absolutely wrong to suggest that most chronic pain can be adequately treated without narcotics.
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I'm starting to do academic research because there isn't a lot of research that's inclusive on chronic pain and chronic illness and disability, especially around sex and sexuality.
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They are speaking through glass and concrete to people who have suffered strokes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic breathing problems and have now tested positive for coronavirus.
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These ills can be acute (harmful in the short term), sub-chronic (harmful for more than a year) or chronic (harmful over an extended period or a lifetime).
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Having a high body weight is now considered a risk factor for a range of chronic diseases, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, and a number of cancers.
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Women under 46 who had both ovaries removed experienced a marked increase in eight chronic health conditions, including coronary artery disease, depression, arthritis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and osteoporosis.
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The treatment, Yupelri here, is once-daily inhalable solution to be used by patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a lung disease characterized by wheezing or chronic cough.
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"The chronic, chronic abuse of the Rohingya has not been dealt with at all," a U.S. congressional aide said, suggesting support on Capitol Hill for a downgrade this year.
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About five months ago, and partially in regard to the concerns about forced tapers, we undertook a new project focused on patients on chronic opioid therapy for chronic pain.
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Noninvasive (mask) ventilation (NIV) is for people living with chronic respiratory failure caused by nerve or muscle disease, a thoracic skeletal disorder, or severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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Living With cancer While medicine transforms cancer into a chronic disease with which patients can live for an extended period of time, financial toxicity threatens to turn chronic, too.
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The treatment, Yupelri here, is a once-daily inhalable solution to be used by patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a lung disease characterized by wheezing or chronic cough.
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I think this is one reason why you have patients with chronic fatigue, as an example of a hard to treat chronic condition, turning to therapies like homeopathy and naturopathy.
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"What's not going away is chronic conditions… whether you're a Republican or Democrat you're equally affected," said Glen Tullman, chairman of Livongo Health which provides digital management for chronic disease.
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There's not really good data on massages helping chronic pain, but if you have chronic pain, you go get a massage and it makes you feel better, that's okay. Right?
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A patient who doesn't smoke is much more likely avoid a laundry list of acute and chronic diseases, like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart attacks, and lung cancer.
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Nearly 143 percent of the patients who had at least one chronic condition had a poor outcome, compared with 4.5 percent of those without any chronic ailments, the study found.
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Together, chronic diseases cost America $2 trillion in annual medical spending each year, a sobering projection by the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease (PFCD) for the years 2016 to 2030.
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Chronic disease management startup Lark Health rolled out its "Lark Prevention" tool aimed at providing behavioral health coaching to patients at risk for developing chronic conditions, according to MobiHealth News.
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I was diagnosed with kleptomania not long after the slew of other diagnoses that became my identity: chronic depression, general anxiety disorder, bipolar, borderline personality disorder, chronic pain, et al.
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I called up Grol-Prokopczyk to learn more about how chronic pain is increasing in America, how chronic pain is categorized, and how we can better treat people suffering from it.
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It can ease chronic pain A passionate, all-consuming relationship may work just as well as medication at easing chronic pain, according to a 2010 Stanford University School of Medicine study.
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Chronic Industry Over-Capacity: EBITDA remain vulnerable to chronic industry over-capacity, which has resulted from bandwidth increases from new submarine cables added by "over-the-top" operators and telecommunication companies.
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Mining coal destroys the land, contaminates the water and can cause black lung disease and increased risk of chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) for those who mine it.
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Or assertions that opioid painkillers can treat chronic pain — in reality, the evidence for opioids treating long-term, chronic pain is very weak, despite their effectiveness for acute, short-term pain.
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"We have less mercy for people who have chronic pain and are on chronic opioids than we do for somebody who's using heroin in the streets right now," said Dr. Kertesz.
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Six in 10 Americans live with at least one chronic condition, and thanks to the internet, it's easier than ever to connect with them in support groups and chronic illness communities.
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That fermentation process has a lot of beneficial effects, namely decreasing your risk for a number of chronic diseases, like cardiovascular disease, cancers, type 2 diabetes, and chronic kidney disease, she says.
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For all the people that have a chronic disease, to support them in living with congestive heart failure or COPD and in the future, maybe even cancer will become a chronic disease.
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Instead of just focusing on patients with chronic pain from cancer, Purdue Pharma sought a much bigger market -- patients who suffered chronic pain from everyday conditions, such as back and joint pain.
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Chronic conditions such as diabetes are on the rise and chronic pain (pain associated with both terminal and non-terminal conditions) is widespread nationally, affecting roughly one-third of the U.S. population.
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Fifty million Americans suffer from chronic pain—one-fifth of the adult population—including 22016 million who have what's called high-impact chronic pain, or pain that frequently limits their daily life.
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"Most people with chronic pain aren't just a little stressed, they are a lot stressed," said Paul Ingraham, who has made a career explaining the science of chronic pain and injury rehab.
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In the United States, almost 2.2 million people have chronic hepatitis B (HBV), and about 85033 million people are infected with chronic hepatitis B worldwide, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Compared to patients who didn't become chronic opioid users after surgery, people who did were more than 50 percent more likely to have had arthritis or chronic back pain before their operations.
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To shed some light on the struggles those with chronic illness face, we asked our Mighty community to share things they do that others don't realize they're doing because they are chronic warriors.
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Schaffner said he expects "continuing turbulence" regarding Lyme because of the vague aspects of lingering symptoms, but advocacy groups pushing for recognition of chronic Lyme — and only chronic Lyme — are not the answer.
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Last year, Congress put a much-needed Band-Aid on a dangerous Medicare policy affecting more than a million Americans with chronic lung conditions, like Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and sleep apnea.
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It can provide relief for conditions considered to be purely physical, including chronic, degenerative and terminal ones, as well as some that may be psychosomatic, such as irritable-bowel and chronic-fatigue syndromes.
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He added that the insurer was aware that the growing spotlight on concussions and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., a chronic brain condition linked to repeated head hits, might lead to more claims.
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That includes chronic pain, chronic infection, obstructed menstruation, childbirth complications, an increased risk of contracting HIV, pain during sex, anorgasmia, post-traumatic stress disorder, and, of course, death, reports the World Health Organization.
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Most of the 1,000 veterans involved have serious chronic conditions.
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Bisexual women were more likely to suffer multiple chronic conditions.
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It strengthens your core and can help ease chronic pain.
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Scientists have known about chronic wasting disease since the 1960s.
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But you should probably think of something else: chronic homelessness.
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One day, this knowledge could help others treat chronic pain.
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The program also addresses a chronic problem for the town.
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One of those story lines is her chronic body pain.
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Andre died from a chronic illness before his trial began.
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It's even given to cats and dogs with chronic pain.
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Pakistan undoubtedly needs to relieve a chronic shortage of electricity.
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A chronic infection can increase the risk of liver cancer.
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Chronic illnesses often make their first appearance and losses accelerate.
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Chronic diseases account for most deaths in the United States.
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"That's always the problem with this chronic illness," he said.
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Did she have any chronic medical conditions, such as HIV?
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Facebook is thus complicit in the global chronic disease crisis.
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What it's like living with a chronic circadian rhythm problem.
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Chronic truancy is much more common among black children, moreover.
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Today, this chronic disempowerment represents a threat to our democracy.
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I was diagnosed with chronic compartment syndrome in my shins.
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Often the economy concerned will already have a chronic weakness.
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He struggled with chronic depression, anxiety, and substance use issues.
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"No one is getting chronic diseases from GMOs," Hever said.
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It helps people manage chronic pain without addiction or death.
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HIV is a chronic and manageable condition for most people.
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People with intense pain or chronic pain do want relief.
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Some chronic asthma patients experience periods of remission and relapse.
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Opioid addiction is a chronic disorder characterised by repeated relapses.
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National ownership in the past was characterised by chronic underinvestment.
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Missile attacks from Gaza are a chronic, if intermittent, incitement.
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And he saw people who were sick from chronic infection.
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Depressed and suffering from chronic pain, she started using methamphetamine.
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Many people have chronic illnesses with symptoms you can't see.
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Maybe your household was hit with chronic or acute illness.
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Unfortunately, chronic pain isn't easy to diagnose, measure, or treat.
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This had a huge impact on the chronic disease community.
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"Coronary artery disease is a chronic inflammatory condition," Malhotra said.
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Bone disorders may also be a result of chronic use.
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Correction: Charis Hill of Sacramento has a chronic inflammatory disorder.
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For some women, it may develop into more chronic pain.
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Vida's first target users have chronic conditions they are managing.
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The degenerative disease is known as CTE — chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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This chronic drought has added yet another layer of challenges.
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It's easier for them to develop asthma and chronic bronchitis.
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Uncontrolled acute pain can lead to a chronic pain situation.
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Ice loss is substantially diminished and chronic flooding largely abates.
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According to NIH, 11% of Americans suffer from chronic pain.
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Chronic pain and mental health work in a feedback loop.
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Never shame someone with a chronic illness for taking medications.
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Neuralink could potentially help people overcome chronic conditions like epilepsy.
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Patient Access And Control: The Future Of Chronic Disease Management?
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More on "chronic Lyme" next — and why it's still controversial.
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Foster, Bella, and Anwar all suffer from chronic Lyme disease.
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Neuroscientists have discovered that chronic stress damages a person's brain.
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Older patients are simply more apt to have chronic pain.
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I recovered, but suffered from nightmares, sleeplessness and chronic pain.
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"We face a huge issue with chronic absenteeism," she said.
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But the perspective of "Chronic" is more clinical than metaphysical.
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For people with chronic illnesses, advocates can be particularly helpful.
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" They're "stable and chronic," or have achieved "maximum functional capacity.
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Or anyone with a chronic illness who has ever moved.
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He has suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome for 11 years.
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Limited space to build new facilities is a chronic problem.
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Entresto is approved for the treatment of chronic heart failure.
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I personally know of 2 friends with chronic Lyme disease.
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We shouldnt assume that chronic diseases automatically occur with aging.
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Then Jim's diabetes, sleep apnea, and chronic fatigue dramatically worsened.
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Chronic disease is the top driver of rising healthcare costs.
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Seven people with chronic illnesses search for answers — and relief.
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Many observers expect it to follow Japan towards chronic malaise.
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All of this makes chronic Lyme incredibly difficult to treat.
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Sometimes, bruxism triggered by MDMA can become chronic, Chandwani adds.
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Bitcoin is a committed shitshow known for its chronic infighting.
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Thirty years later, the name chronic fatigue syndrome was coined.
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For most individuals, BFRBs are chronic, lasting years, even decades.
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OCD is chronic, but can be mitigated with intensive treatment.
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Cunningham was an epidemiologist in the CDC's chronic disease unit.
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Every chronic illness, disease and disability carries with it misunderstandings.
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Not as a moral failing but as a chronic illness.
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Her mother has severe chronic lung disease, Ms. Phelps said.
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What, does everyone have chronic diarrhea all of a sudden?
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Donald Trump's chronic dishonesty threatens to infect his entire administration.
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Both are hospitalized and the husband has chronic health conditions.
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Substitute "chronic" for "acute" and that's what killed my dad.
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Patty has depression, anxiety, nightmares, chronic injuries from the crashes.
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I recognize that chronic illness is another story, of course.
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They're worried about what happens when poor sleep becomes chronic.
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Nellis isn't the only one suffering from chronic health issues.
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Five things I wish I'd known before my chronic illness.
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His lawyers attributed his difficulty walking to chronic back pain.
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It can [lead to] excessive and chronic worry, sleep disturbance.
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" Chronic pain, Dr. Schechter said, "is hurtful but not harmful.
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What was the reason for my friend's debilitating chronic illness?
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"I hope I don't go into chronic rejection," she said.
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In 2016, a Philippine court ordered the company, Chronic Inc.
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I've had experiences of it, but not something that's chronic.
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Another Health Affairs study focused on seven prevalent chronic conditions.
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The cause was complications of chronic illness, Mr. Stein said.
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If you're achy, if you have chronic pain, try it.
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Certainly he's allowed to vent, because he's got chronic illness.
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When Rick started his company, he named it Chronic Town.
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Chronic absenteeism has fallen from 47 percent to 36 percent.
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That led to chronic stress in the household, Amen said.
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I've had a prescription for some time for chronic pain.
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The third risk is from gradual degradation and chronic underfunding.
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Disability My children have a mother with a chronic illness.
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Burundi suffers from a chronic imbalance between imports and exports.
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By 2019, 18% of students reported chronic physical health problems.
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The price is chronic strife and instability in high places.
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How would your community handle a severe, chronic water shortage?
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Yet what's most enduringly tragic is his persistent — chronic — relevance.
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" Environmental standards, she added, "more often look at chronic effects.
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From chronic stress to obesity, to alcoholism, drug use, etc.
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"I really do have chronic bloody noses," Wong told me.
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This is a chronic problem plaguing the most impoverished countries.
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Tesla has struggled with nearly chronic production and delivery delays.
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Endometriosis causes chronic pain and can lead to fertility problems.
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Whether temporary or chronic, food insecurity is devastating for kids.
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The economic implosion had led to chronic shortages of food.
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The struggles that people with chronic illness face are manifold.
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It's helpful to draw comparisons to other chronic medical conditions.
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These vitamins should not be used for chronic disease prevention.
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For some, surgery has no effect on their chronic pain.
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"For many people this is a chronic disease," he said.
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His brain was never submitted for [Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy] testing.
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Patients diagnosed with a mood disorder such as depression or anxiety are frequently dealing with another chronic health condition—a recent study found that 50 percent of patients with depression also had chronic pain.
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"To sustain the effects on physical function the person with chronic low back pain could consider adding a brisk daily walking program since we know this also helps patients with chronic pain," she said.
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According to information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), nearly 50 percent of American adults suffer from a chronic ailment, and that chronic diseases are responsible for seven out of 10 deaths annually.
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Treating patients once they have contracted a chronic illness such as HIV is expensive, and chronic illnesses contribute to reduced labor market participation and productivity as well as increased disability claims and early deaths.
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Patients at greater risk of severe COVID-19 symptomsLung conditions like chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, raise the risk of severe symptoms because the lungs are already weakened, Mortman said.
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"The sound of the cracking is really fascinating to me, and, like, the idea that there is a quick solution to chronic pain is very appealing, as somebody with chronic pain," Lierre told VICE.
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Christin Veasley, co-founder and director of the Chronic Pain Research Alliance, cautioned that she wasn't exactly sure what kind of pain Sessions was referring to — such as chronic, post-surgical or acute pain.
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Chronic illness also increases the risk of depression, Mr. Chafetz said, citing a 2007 World Health Organization survey that found a higher likelihood of depressive episodes among those with chronic health conditions than without.
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Dental care is a critical component of preventive health care; research has shown clear links between poor oral health and chronic diseases like diabetes, as well as pain, chronic infection and reduced quality of life.
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GALLERY: PUERTO RICO IN THE DARK GALLERY: PUERTO RICO IN THE DARK CHRONIC WEAKNESSES A host of chronic problems at PREPA left the island's electric grid vulnerable to collapse in a major storm, Reuters found.
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The bill, referred to as the Chronic Care Act, would expand or create a range of Medicare programs to make treatment of chronic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes more coordinated and cost-efficient.
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Among possible symptoms: abdominal pain, bloating, gas, chronic diarrhea, or constipation; chronic fatigue, anemia, unexplained weight loss, or muscle cramps; missed periods, infertility or recurrent miscarriage; vitamin deficiencies, discolored tooth enamel, bone loss and fractures.
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But even if one is not directly impacted from a climate change-driven disaster, mental health problems like chronic stress (which could lead to chronic physical disease) and feelings of hopelessness and dread can occur.
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While CBT is known to be effective for chronic pain and is recommended for lower back pain, before now only one other study had looked at MBSR for chronic low back pain, the researchers say.
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So we're faced with a situation in which we really don't know the long-term outcomes of just about any treatment that we have for chronic pain, and yet 100 million Americans have chronic pain.
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Recovery was different every time, though he never experienced chronic headaches.
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Chronic migraine sufferers have at least 15 migraine days per month.
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It's a chronic disease that requires long-term, possibly lifetime, care.
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Barby Ingle can tell you all about living with chronic pain.
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No one has to tell you that chronic stress is unhealthy.
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For Jones, there won't ever be one answer to chronic pain.
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Many who suffer from chronic pain will be treated with opioids.
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You could be a chronic procrastinator and not even know it.
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Some of these are injected therapies designed to prevent chronic migraines.
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This was the beginning of a chronic power pull between us.
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Living with chronic pain, I've learned that redefining "normal" is essential.
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"Having a chronic illness or being disabled can suck," she said.
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The genetic condition afflicts her body's soft tissue, causing chronic pain.
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And among adults with chronic health problems, there was worsening health.
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Today, for multinational companies, the cold has become a chronic condition.
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The causes of chronic pain are wide ranging and often mysterious.
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Chronic trauma isn't quite the same as individual moments of panic.
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We do know that chronic pain can be a deadly disease.
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The site runs entirely off submissions from the chronic illness community.
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Despite the gouging, the government is faced with a chronic deficit.
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Some groups had barely survived for years while sustaining chronic losses.
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Physical therapy doesn't work very well, especially in the chronic phase.
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But what of these chronic conditions with no end in sight?
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Chronic kidney failure is the most common cause for the disease.
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He calls the neglect of mental health chronic, inhumane and costly.
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Pain is the body's reaction to injury, chronic problems and disease.
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He'd apparently been experiencing chronic lower back pain for some time.
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Users say it helps with anxiety, chronic pain and mood disorders.
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The lack of commitment to the truth is a chronic pathology.
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Chronic disease comes from stress and the unhealthy behaviours stress induces.
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The root cause is usually a chronic weakness in public finances.
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"Clients get relief from chronic pain with regular floats," he explained.
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Yet if opioids aren't the answer to chronic pain, what is?
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"Increasing oxygen helps with acute and chronic inflammatory conditions," she says.
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Those with chronic asthma or emphysema are at a greater risk.
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Go deeper: Drug pricing's "double whammy" for patients with chronic illnesses
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Even with treatment, the condition is chronic and relapse is frequent.
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Treatment, though, is painful, and the disease more chronic than acute.
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Like Bella, many remain undiagnosed, which can lead to chronic illness.
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Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases in childhood.
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Common symptoms include chronic fatigue and feeling lightheaded, among other weaknesses.
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Older adults, children and people with chronic disease are at risk.
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In some cases, chronic infestation have likely contributed to people's suicides.
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In people, nerve pain is often chronic and difficult to treat.
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A grifter and a chronic liar would occupy the Oval Office.
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She had no other known chronic health issues, aside from arthritis.
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But women are also more likely to live with chronic pain.
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Worry no more, because now there's a cure for chronic butterfingers.
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Chronic cocaine users often lose their appetite and may become malnourished.
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Liver cancer and cirrhosis, or scarring, can result from chronic HCV.
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Though preventable, chronic diseases threaten to overwhelm our health care system.
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"Resist the temptation to become a chronic complainer," suggests Psychology Today.
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In May, Gursewak fell ill with chronic stomach pains and nausea.
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Hospitals are plagued by chronic shortages of medicine and electricity cuts.
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About 130 million–150 million people live with chronic HCV worldwide.
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According to MSF staff, malnutrition is a chronic problem in Afghanistan.
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The reality is that the nation faces a chronic housing shortage.
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How many people do you think are affected by chronic disconnection?
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He also revealed that year that he had chronic heart disease.
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Chronic users can smoke an ounce per week, give or take.
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"There is some evidence it works for chronic pain," said Kelley.
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They're not suffering from chronic anomie; they're just more economically secure.
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Severe but rare reactions include panic attacks, insomnia, and chronic fear.
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Poor nutrition exacerbates chronic illness and that drives up health costs.
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Many people have chronic illnesses with symptoms you can't see. 15.
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Ask your friends with chronic illness how you can help them.
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Don't assume that people with chronic illness can't ever hang out!
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Also, these women have published or forthcoming books on chronic illness.
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Remember, living with a chronic illness is tiring, tiring, tiring. 100.
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Her middle class family was healthy, nobody had any chronic conditions.
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They needed to see it prescribed for common, especially chronic problems.
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What it's like to live with a chronic urge to die.
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His son Espen said the cause was a chronic lung ailment.
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About 1,600 of those have "chronic" healthcare needs, sources told Reuters.
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Consider how unfair this system is for patients with chronic diseases.
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There is useful advice for less chronic problems, like jet lag.
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The decline partly reflects China's efforts to address a chronic glut.
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Hundreds of millions of mostly rural workers suffered from chronic malnutrition.
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Chronic pain is also a pervasive -- and expensive -- public health crisis.
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Chronic use may also reduce your body's ability to store fat.
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Chronic Sickness will hopefully be able to answer those burning questions.
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Parkinson's disease is one of the most common chronic neurodegenerative diseases.
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And there is no cure for this chronic and frightening disease.
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Bush Administration horrors were transgressions, not signs of chronic imperial disorder.
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Disease, especially chronic disease, doesn't occur neatly in a fiscal year.
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A good example is our nation's effort to address chronic homelessness.
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Mullen was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease.
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A complete failure of the reflex, however, can cause chronic choking.
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In west Africa this means alleviating the Niger delta's chronic lawlessness.
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Addiction is a chronic, relapsing medical condition, not a lifestyle choice.
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Sufferers have even experienced regular night paralysis and chronic muscle pain.
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With that said, serious mental illness is a lifelong chronic illness.
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Implanting electrodes deep in the brain may help treat chronic anorexia.
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Compulsive hand washers often fear contracting chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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It has one of the planet's highest rates of chronic malnutrition.
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The chronic shortfalls often reflect deliberate policy choices, not economic pressures.
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The same cannot be said of medical treatments for chronic pain.
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"Just the chronic exposure to the solvents was enough," she says.
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Let's be honest ... no one's downloading "The Chronic" from a gyno.
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The analysis, in BMJ, found 4,305 cases of chronic kidney disease.
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Johnston also described a chronic issue with red tape, in general.
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"We need to accept this as a chronic illness," Cidambi says.
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Biden's issues with gender, after all, go far beyond chronic handsiness.
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There is no medical insurance reimbursement code for chronic Lyme disease.
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Some patients report extreme light sensitivity, distorted vision and chronic pain.
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At least 16 million Americans struggle with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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"I've always said I have a chronic anxiety problem," he said.
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Facing chronic controversy over his comments about race and abortion, Rep.
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"Patient already had chronic illness, cardio and pulmonary," the statement said.
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Children exposed to maternal depression respond like those under chronic stress.
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Others sink under it and slip into depression or chronic underachievement.
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Chronic pain may be linked to an increasing risk for dementia.
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It was Dr. McEwen's research into chronic stress that proved groundbreaking.
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Wright also has a chronic back condition that limits him further.
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Like cancer, depression is a chronic disease that may be cured.
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His son David said the cause was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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For the chronic pain sufferer: RECOVER 600mg CBD Muscle Recovery Rub
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Investment in industries hit by chronic overcapacity is drying up quickly.
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Direct cash support by major donors traditionally covers chronic budget shortfalls.
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The plans aim to help resolve the country's chronic power shortages.
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I developed what may be a lifelong, chronic daily headache disorder.
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About 323 percent of the global population copes with chronic migraines.
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Yet, the nation faces a chronic shortage of mental healthcare providers.
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And for chronic migraines, she explained, a complete cure was unlikely.
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Stow suffers from myalgic encephalomyelitis -- also known as chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Once chronic wasting disease gets a foothold, it can spread relentlessly.
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Death is a finite blow; family separation is a chronic torment.
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For better and for worse, Mr. Trump is a chronic waffler.
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Symptoms can also include chronic cough, difficulty swallowing, and voice changes.
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Hoashi walks through a legal cannabis shop called Chronic Pain Releaf.
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Additionally, Nance uses a prescription drug to treat chronic back pain.
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Carrasco, 453, revealed last weekend that he has chronic myeloid leukemia.
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The psychological effects to exposure to violence are chronic and expansive.
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The key problem is the American chronic trade deficit with Germany.
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Researchers said many chronic pain patients seek additional or alternative therapy.
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Without chronic pain, I may have never found that fresh water.
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In better times he was simply acquiescent, a typical "chronic" patient.
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Dameus emphasized that chronic disease caused Preval's death, not foul play.
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It had become, and remains, a chronic condition to be managed.
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It is a chronic condition, inflamed by the current tech boom.
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It is a chronic condition, inflamed by the current tech boom.
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Many of them are old, many of them have chronic illness.
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The city has also suffered from chronic disinvestment from the state.
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B.S.) or its longer-lasting cousin, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (C.I.D.P.).
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An estimated 19973 to 35 percent of adolescents experience chronic pain.
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For the past 4160 years, Biesel has struggled with chronic pain.
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"That's sort of the nature of any chronic disease," she said.
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If your pet is overweight, underweight, is suffering from allergies, chronic vomiting or diarrhea, has urinary issues, poor coat quality, chronic ear or skin infections, or severe dental disease, it may be time to change diets.
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"We are grateful to have been able to assist thousands of patients suffering with numerous chronic illnesses and remain committed to fulfilling our charitable mission of improving the lives of patients with chronic illnesses," Smiley said.
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I think that for anybody that's dealt with a range of chronic ailments, from depression to chronic pain, one of the most profound and devastating things about it is that it is sort of without cause.
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A condition known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, - a chronic progressive lung disease that causes long-term breathing problems - is the greatest risk factor for severe COVID-19 among hospitalized patients, the research found.
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A condition known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, - a chronic progressive lung disease that causes long-term breathing problems - is the greatest risk factor for severe COVID-19 among hospitalised patients, the research found.
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Increasingly, investigators like Dr. S. Yousuf Zafar use the term financial toxicity to describe the acute, sub-chronic and chronic burdens of insured, underinsured and uninsured people impaired or destroyed by the high costs of care.
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The crux of the chronic care challenge is this: Millions of American seniors who worked hard on factory lines, in classrooms, or in uniform on the beat now suffer from one or more chronic health conditions.
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And according to the National Center for PTSD, approximately 15% to 35% of patients with chronic pain also have PTSD, and some people's chronic pain stems from a traumatic event, such as a physical or sexual assault.
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Over the past 22019 years, the life expectancy of middle-aged American whites has been going backward — and rates of health problems like chronic liver disease, chronic pain, mental illness, suicide and disability have been going up.
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This helps to spread respiratory infections like cold, flu and pneumonia that can take a heavy toll among people with underlying chronic ailments like heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, asthma and even cancer and dementia.
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Tinslee Lewis was born with a rare heart defect called Ebstein's anomaly and suffers from chronic lung disease and severe chronic pulmonary hypertension, Cook Children's Health Care System spokesperson Winifred King said in a statement last month.
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The crackdown on opioids has left patients suffering with chronic pain and stigmatized The crackdown on opioids has left patients suffering with chronic pain and stigmatized Some days Cindy Laux feels like her skin is on fire.
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But they were seldom treated as if they had a chronic illness.
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ResMed sells products to combat sleep apnea and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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With chronic 'high-grade' inflammation, the immune response is permanently ramped up.
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In 2016, the CDC established guidelines for prescribing narcotics for chronic pain.
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The service send personalised text messages to support people with chronic disease.
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R'KIZ, Mauritania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Chronic fatigue, weight loss and lingering sadness.
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But the implications of being exposed to chronic airborne histamine are unclear.
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India, like most developing economies, faces a chronic shortage of medical doctors.
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Israel has suffered persistent and chronic terrorism since its inception in 20093.
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Brain fog is also a hallmark among those with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Recently, Gaga has been very candid about her struggle with chronic pain.
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On those days, living with a chronic illness doesn't seem so bad.
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I have a chronic illness and my parents sacrificed everything for me.
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For those dealing with chronic mental illnesses, the consequences can be disastrous.
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She suffered years of chronic pain, a battle she dealt with privately.
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National ownership in the past was characterised by chronic underinvestment and inefficiency.
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The chronic stress of growing up poor puts kids at a disadvantage.
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The chronic problem with augmented reality has always been one of practicality.
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She had suffered from congestive heart failure and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
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Also delve into chronic conditions like asthma, high blood pressure, and allergies.
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Those films, along with Michel Franco's Chronic, earned five nominations in all.
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"My skin was congested, gray, and prone to chronic breakouts," he says.
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Computer hacking is a chronic source of tension between Beijing and Washington.
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People with chronic illnesses and the elderly have been excused from work.
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The company has two other experimental drugs aimed at treating chronic pain.
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But a better way to damp down chronic inflammation would be welcome.
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In particular, weak business investment has been the chronic source of disappointment.
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Chronic disease accounts for an astounding 86 percent of U.S. health spending.
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It is considered a risk factor for acute and chronic respiratory disease.
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Japan continues to suffer from economic stagnation, chronic deflation and high debt.
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He suffered from chronic joint pain, Lyme disease, periodontal disease, and ulcers.
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The Art Newspaper's report also indicates instances of "chronic mismanagement" and misspending.
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The people I became most interested in are not the chronic philanderers.
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In the past, they suffered from a chronic lack of macroeconomic credibility.
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But with it has come chronic anxiety, which seems to increase exponentially.
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I promise you, I guarantee you I have [chronic traumatic encephalopathy] CTE.
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Chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, self-medication with alcohol and drugs.
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He has chronic tinnitus, which resulted in a period of extreme pain.
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Glucose metabolism in the brain in patients with chronic disorders of unconsciousness.
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How familiar were you with chronic illnesses like this before the video?
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Health behaviors also contribute quite strongly to the development of chronic diseases.
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He believed there is an emotional basis for all chronic back pain.
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Her father suffers from diabetes, an illness associated with chronic arsenic exposure.
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The condition is often chronic, and affects nearly 16 million U.S. adults.
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She has Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), which results in chronic pain.
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Gomez underwent the surgery following complications from the chronic autoimmune disease lupus.
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I use cannabis both recreationally (to relax) and medicinally, for chronic insomnia.
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When that happens, airflow can be obstructed and cause chronic breathing problems.
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Chi says he still sees this practice in his chronic UTI patients.
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Currently, his own father is dealing with a chronic infection after surgery.
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Direct medical costs for chronic diseases and conditions exceed $750 billion annually.
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There is a large number of people who suffer from chronic pain.
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Most reactions will disappear within 24 hours, but chronic hives do happen.
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Having a chronic inflammatory disease would likely make anyone depressed, he said.
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This is beneficial to patients with chronic as well as rare conditions.
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But whether acute or chronic, the majority of people remain symptom-free.
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" "Daily living with chronic disease involves a lot of planning and organization.
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Yet chronic pain patients say many doctors have already stopped prescribing opioids.
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"Because you are one accident away from being a chronic pain patient."
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And 60% of people affected by chronic hunger are women and girls.
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A significant correlation exists, for example, between chronic illnesses and serious depression.
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Because literally the chronic stress of racism is cutting our lives short.
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The man carried an oxygen tank for COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease).
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But there's another type of inflammation that's not so healthy: chronic inflammation.
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Having a supportive network is crucial when you have a chronic illness.
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Also, having a chronic illness can make you feel like an alien.
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Support and respect people who take care of those with chronic illness.
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Teachers: Include the voices of people with chronic illness in your classes.
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Remember that thing I said about having a chronic illness being expensive?
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People with chronic illness should not have to sugar-coat their experiences.
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Newer evidence suggests that other drugs might be better for chronic pain.
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Tarantula venom shows promise for helping people with IBS and chronic pain.
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The second is caring for those with more than one chronic condition.
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"I think it's a chronic disease, it's a progressive disease," he said.
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Correction: This story originally incorrectly categorized psoriasis as a chronic skin condition.
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With his erratic conduct, chronic lying, manic swings, fragile ego, and limitless
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Better nutrition is another simple, low-cost remedy for many chronic diseases.
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His son, John, said the cause was complications of a chronic illness.
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One dog, Dorothy, had chronic kidney and liver disease and was euthanized.
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During their long journey they have battled hunger, exhaustion and chronic illness.
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"We are trying to turn [cancer] into a chronic disease," Lorch said.
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The third study evaluated 667 patients with a history of chronic migraine.
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Too often we neglect chronic diseases, which silently claim far more lives.
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The cause was chronic kidney failure, his son Stephen said this week.
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Parkinson's is a chronic and progressive movement disorder of the nervous system.
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We're now aware of concussions and diseases like CTE [chronic traumatic encephalopathy].
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"But if it's a chronic pattern, we start to worry," she says.
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It manifests by a chronic dissatisfaction with everything, but in particular music.
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Capital exit is a chronic problem Beijing didn't solve in late 2016.
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Ukraine's chronic corruption doesn't just undermine the country's prospects for European integration.
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Researchers are also looking into its impact on PTSD and chronic pain.
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Chronic problems with waste management have sparked mass protests in recent years.
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Mr. Nyary said Mr. Kertesz had been struggling with a chronic illness.
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He does have thyroid issues, chronic fatigue and is an over-worker.
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Dr. Dre released his solo debut studio album, "The Chronic," in 1992.
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That proportion rises further for serious or chronic diseases such as cancer.
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Away from work, he's a mess, a chronic depressive who needs help.
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You're in current by President Trump's aggressive approach to our chronic problems.
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One reason, she said, is burnout — exhaustion because of chronic workplace stress.
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Corruption, activists like Yurash stress, is still a chronic problem in Ukraine.
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Until recently, chronic pain was thought of merely as prolonged "normal" pain.
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"This is a chronic, progressive and fatal disease," Dr. Karcher tells me.
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But where retailers fit into that chronic care remains to be seen.
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Chronic congestion India's cities are among the most congested in the world.
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Now, 54 percent of the Medicare population have serious, multiple chronic conditions.
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People in chronic pain are at risk of depression to start with.
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Medical staff said children were developing chronic heat-related fevers and diarrohea.
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Harvard was also the origin of a new ailment: chronic back pain.
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Chronic pain's toll on the well-being of families is even higher.
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Barr is right about the crisis of chronic health conditions among them.
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Antibiotics and drugs for chronic disorders like heart disease have also helped.
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A hair test, for example, is designed to catch chronic substance use.
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However, survivors' scores eroded as they reported more and more chronic conditions.
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Lack of treatment feeds chronic conditions, like heart disease, depression, and diabetes.
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"My sympathy is mostly reserved for chronic pain patients," Mogil tells me.
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It does not apply to refills or patients with chronic pain conditions.
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That can rise much higher for chronic or complex diseases like cancer.
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Read This Next: Cracking Down on Opioids Hurts People With Chronic Pain
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It also leads to a higher risk of chronic pain and diabetes.
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The connection between chronic joblessness and painkiller dependency is hard to quantify.
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I also find them useful to counter a chronic problem with constipation.
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More police stops, the researchers found, were also associated with chronic absenteeism.
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His wife, Judith Davis Turnipseed, said the cause was chronic respiratory failure.
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But patients could not already have been prescribed opioids for chronic use.
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He died at age 30, and later, chronic traumatic encephalopathy was diagnosed.
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McNally was a lung cancer survivor living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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His elbow, after numerous bleeds over the years, gives him chronic pain.
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Mr. Rosenstein fails to understand that addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease.
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Like many patients with chronic pain, Golson never got a concrete diagnosis.
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Arguably, the risks of using opioids to treat chronic pain are worse.
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Wirecutter suggests Trupanion, which covers unexpected injuries as well as chronic conditions.
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Over time, that stress can lead to kidney stones and chronic damage.
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Chloé, looking underweight, has complained about chronic stomach pains to her gynecologist.
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It is more a chronic disinterest from those who are in power.
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Imagine a child who has behavior problems, learning disabilities or chronic illness.
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The prevalence of chronic lung disease, for example, could affect mortality rates.
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Wahlroos's brain was donated to the Boston University Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy center.
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In recent years, Houston has made serious inroads to reduce chronic absenteeism.
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Infectious diseases typically kill fast, while chronic ones have a longer course.
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A dramatic narrative account of her life-altering battle with chronic sleeplessness.
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Deaths from chronic respiratory diseases and Alzheimer's also appeared to be increased.
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It said the victim was an elderly man with a chronic disease.
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His lung function is weak, and he suffers from chronic respiratory issues.
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Smartphones are a useful tool for travelers with a chronic health condition.
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Medicine has historically been pretty terrible at treating chronic lower back pain.
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Six in 303 US adults live with at least one chronic condition.
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After decades of smoking, he was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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There are differences between chronic loneliness, social isolation and feelings of loneliness.
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I find this tool particularly helpful because of my chronic hand pain.
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The nation also has the world's fourth-highest rate of chronic malnutrition.
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One such drug, Gleevec, worked spectacularly in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia.
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He has hypothesized, for instance, that they may be causing chronic inflammation.
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The city faces chronic problems like crime, underperforming schools and high taxes.
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It also investigates his post-mortem diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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Consider the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) scandals and chronic mismanagement woes.
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His chronic pain serves a constant reminder of his rivalry with Logano.
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In this case, that appears to have created a chronic safety problem.
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Not surprisingly, the children who endured the Hongerwinter experienced chronic health issues.
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Most of Medicare's hospital readmissions are attributable to patients with chronic conditions.
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The costly epidemic of chronic illness is generating serious congressional interest. Sen.
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E-cigarettes have also been linked to asthma, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis.
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About 8 in 73 patients reported two or more chronic health conditions.
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But approximately 20 percent of cases remain chronic, escape explanation, or both.
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Her niece, Dina McCarthy, said the cause was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Heightened rates of chronic illnesses can persist in flooded areas for decades.
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Mallo is in a slump, plagued with chronic back pain and depressed.
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Analysts and veterans said bullying, hazing and sexual violence were chronic problems.
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Although everyone has mono once, chronic mono is a rare infectious disease.
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For others, chronic pain and lack of legal opioids landed them here.
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His daughter, Sarah Heinemann, said the cause was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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OxyContin, introduced in 1995, was Purdue Pharma's breakthrough palliative for chronic pain.
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Some examples include cancer hospitals, maternity hospitals, and hospitals treating chronic diseases.
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H.I.V. went from an inevitable death sentence to a manageable chronic disease.
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What was once a death sentence is now a treatable, chronic condition.
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However, recent domestic policy choices look set to exacerbate this chronic imbalance.
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Zimbabwe began introducing bond notes to eleviate chronic cash shortages in 2016.
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I go to a chiropractor because I have a chronic shoulder problem.
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U.S. states have entered a new era characterized by chronic budget stress.
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Chronic inflammation has been linked to many illnesses, including arthritis and osteoporosis.
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And for that reason you have the chronic neglect of the island.
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Chronic pain quiets my mind, offering me wider physical and sensual opportunities.
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About 8 in 10 patients reported two or more chronic health conditions.
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Medicaid helps people manage their chronic illnesses – so they can keep working.
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But he said they have limited and decreasing effectiveness against chronic pain.
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And he was invalided out of the war with chronic back pain.
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Additionally, one in five households have a child with a chronic ailment.
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A substance use disorder, including opioid use disorders, are chronic, relapsing diseases.
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Every American knows someone, and perhaps loves someone, with a chronic illness.
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And after 28 days, one in four children had a chronic cough.
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What happens with chronic pain is you get into these bad cycles.
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For chronic pain caused by fractured vertebrae, there are few good treatments.
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Chronic malnutrition stunts not only physical growth but intellectual development as well.
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Consider hemodialysis centers, where people with chronic kidney failure undertake weekly dialysis.
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Ricciuti uses Suboxone to stay off heroin and manage her chronic pain.
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Mark Warner and Johnny Isakson, are working on bipartisan chronic care reform.
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It included steps to cut chronic deficits and trim bloated public services.
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His daughter, Katherine James, said the cause was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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There's still a large population in the US with untreated chronic pain.
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Earlier this year, we learned our oldest has a rare chronic disease.
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"The most common indication for medical marijuana is chronic pain," Saloner said.
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Then in 2007, Lucian was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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It is the voice that offers easy, fabricated solutions to chronic problems.
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A recent study by Professor Daniel Clauw, director of the Chronic Pain and Fatigue Research Center at the University of Michigan, found that patients with chronic pain who used medical marijuana reduced their opioid use by 64 percent.
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While the veterans were largely satisfied with their work and social lives, most said they had chronic physical problems, and a third said they had chronic mental health problems, researchers report in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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Given that the evidence on opioids' effectiveness for treating chronic pain is veryweak, part of the solution will require making alternative pain treatments much more accessible to help the 100 million US adults who suffer from chronic pain.
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Though risk factors were common for both sexes, the researchers wrote that the women were more likely than the men to have a history of congestive heart failure, diabetes, obesity, stroke, chronic kidney disease and chronic lung disease.
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Given that the evidence on opioids' effectiveness for treating chronic pain is very weak, part of the solution will require making alternative pain treatments much more accessible to help the 100 million US adults who suffer from chronic pain.
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CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE THREATENS DEER POPULATION, HUNTING SEASON Chronic wasting disease affects deer, elk and moose and has been spreading across counties in Michigan since it was discovered in a free-ranging deer in May 20193, Michigan Live reported .
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The threat of the raids themselves can contribute, she said, to toxic stress: a sustained overactivation of the body's stress response that has been shown to increase risk for several chronic-health and chronic mental-health conditions without intervention.
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They are a critical option for people suffering daily from chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis and chronic venous disease; especially for special patient populations who suffer from other risk factors and aren't candidates for surgery or other measures.
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Those include surgeries for hernias, chronic bone inflammation and growths on the uterus.
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He also resolved to attack the organization's bloated bureaucracy and chronic money problems.
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More from Tonic: Chronic life stress is also causally linked to weight gain.
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A smaller share of humans know chronic hunger or live in extreme poverty.
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The facial fat also atrophies and descends due to chronic exposure to gravity.
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Exposure to saltwater could cause chronic internet outages, especially in U.S. infrastructure centers.
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She was eventually diagnosed with a chronic leg ulcer which developed into gangrene.
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Like Florida and New York, the region faces a future of chronic floods.
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It's been a nearly chronic narrative in tech for the past few years.
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Raden A28Best for: Chronic overpackersRaden's polycarbonate case's minimalist style disguises its inner smarts.
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CIDP is a chronic degenerative autoimmune disease of the peripheral and autonomic nerves.
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"That was proof positive, from my opinion, that chronic Lyme exists," Shor said.
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Like many patients with a chronic illness, Gleason sees a lot of doctors.
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Ultimately, chronic tinnitus is a difficult, complex condition to manage, at least currently.
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I use the term chronic Lyme disease, whether there's a coinfection or not.
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That causes neck strain that, over time, can lead to chronic pain problems.
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The fictitious story described three levels of selfie obsession: Borderline, Acute, and Chronic.
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"That led to chronic kidney disease, liver failure and lung issues," she says.
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Studying this syndrome could help in finding new relief treatments for chronic pain.
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Hepatitis E is rarely chronic, and it typically goes away on its own.
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This is an important insight because chronic ulcers are both painful and common.
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Paul was released in a week, diagnosed with depression due to chronic pain.
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However, long-term infection with Chikungunya can result in chronic illness and disability.
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Trichotillomania is a body-focused repetitive disorder that results in chronic hair pulling.
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People with IBS typically suffer from chronic abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea and constipation.
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All now live with infertility; chronic, debilitating pain; and sky-high medical bills.
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By encouraging long-term prescriptions for chronic pain, opioid companies fueled the epidemic.
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They suffer drunk-driving accidents, chronic pain, untreated injuries and "alcohol-induced comas".
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Pollution is a chronic problem in almost all large cities in the world.
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Malnourished, with a chronic cough, she is too weak to go to school.
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The "patient" is coming in for a follow-up on their chronic hypertension.
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And every year, we see more and more cases of chronic wasting disease.
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It's why they learn to live with chronic pain, thinking it is normal.
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Born prematurely, Jeremiah has a series of medical issues, including chronic lung disease.
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Chronic inflammation often impedes the very healing that it is meant to promote.
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The original metrosexuals, meanwhile, slunk off toward fatherhood, bankruptcy, and chronic cocaine addictions.
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Yet chronic misrule and insecurity prevent any of this potential from becoming reality.
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Canadians adults weren't too far behind, with 22 percent reporting multiple chronic conditions.
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"Diabetes is just one chronic disease that is associated with obesity," Lee said.
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Scientists do agree that air pollution exacerbates asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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And sexual harassment and assault and NFL anthem protests and chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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But that is not an option for those who have chronic medical conditions.
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I have had chronic, crippling pain for as long as I can remember.
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"Life is hard, and living with a chronic illness is hard," she said.
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For the experiment, the researchers studied nearly 100 patients with chronic back pain.
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Last week, Marks & Spencer sacked its clothing boss and highlighted chronic availability issues.
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And then there's chronic, or "trait loneliness," which is internal to the person.
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Building on previous research Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling mental disorder.
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Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition that affects 20023 million people worldwide.
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Appetite loss is common, and many chronic users are severely underweight and malnourished.
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All of this stress harms biological function and increases susceptibility to chronic diseases.
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Maduro has frequently blamed chronic shortages of food and medicine on U.S. sanctions.
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It is explainable by well-known mechanisms of how chronic stress affects health.
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America's infrastructure has suffered from sustained, chronic underinvestment for more than 23 years.
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Still, as someone with a bad case of chronic insomnia, I get it.
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It's especially hard on the young and elderly and those with chronic illness.
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Long before this election, the French had earned a reputation as chronic pessimists.
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Nightmare bacteria is particularly deadly in the elderly and people with chronic illnesses.
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Routine smoking is linked to airway inflammation and increased symptoms of chronic bronchitis.
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SPREAD OF CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE PROMPTS STATES TO CONSIDER NEW RULES FOR HUNTERS
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Breathing problems can occur in individuals with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder.
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And beyond her chronic conditions, Williams is in treatment because she was raped.
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Research shows that half of these chronic diseases could be preventable, at least.
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"And chronic sleep deprivation is associated with lots of bad things," Kerst continued.
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By 2030, 80 percent of the U.S. population will have a chronic disease.
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And studies have showed the effectiveness of stretching to relieve chronic back pain.
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Chronic shortages over the last two years have eased slightly in recent months.
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This stress can be chronic, due to a specific situation or overall lifestyle.
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That hardship was exacerbated by Congo's chronic governance problems, the Fund statement said.
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Whether it's Traumatic Brain Injury, Chronic Pain, PTSD, or depression—they keep fighting.
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You cited low testosterone and chronic fatigue as major reasons for your retirement.
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Big pharma seeks to invest in pills taken daily to treat chronic conditions.
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This was true regardless of whether the care was preventive, chronic, or acute.
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It's a chronic disease that attacks the body's immune system and the kidneys.
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Some of our awardees have developed treatments for depression and other chronic illnesses.
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The condition is "chronic, waxing and waning over months to years," Halpern says.
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Lots of people who suffer from chronic pain are being left in limbo.
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She has rheumatoid arthritis and Dercum's disease, two conditions that cause chronic pain.
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Read up on different chronic illnesses, especially those affecting people close to you.
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Avoid asking someone with a chronic illness whether they plan on having kids.
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Urban and rural areas hold various challenges for someone with a chronic illness.
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Having at least one chronic illness is statistically normal in the US. 50.
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Twitter is normally a vehicle for adorable cat pictures or depressingly chronic trolling.
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But integrating HIV care with other chronic care could lessen it, she hopes.
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This can be especially helpful for people who suffer chronic lower-back pain.
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Chronic hunger and famine take a devastating toll and destabilize countries and regions.
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And, like other chronic disease such as diabetes or asthma, addiction is treatable.
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People with chronic diseases, like diabetes, cardiovascular disease and asthma are especially vulnerable.
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In reality, most SNAP participants work, including many with disabilities and chronic illnesses.
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Improvements in port capacity have ended chronic delays that plagued exports for years.
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Many doctors agree that keto diets can help people combat those chronic diseases.
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The economy is booming, but corruption and cronyism, inequality and poverty remain chronic.
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This routine is actually causing chronic fatigue and often triggers a terrible mood.
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Erenumab is also being tested for episodic migraine prevention and chronic migraine prevention.
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It has to apply to chronic abusers that don't make headlines off abuse.
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Authorities said that Mary suffered from chronic alcoholism, and took several prescription medications.
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Like Delly, Broadman's grandson, Quinn, then 4, was born with chronic kidney disease.
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That means the drug could help in slowing the progression of chronic pain.
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Founded in 2008, Kineta develops drugs for chronic pain, autoimmune and infectious diseases.
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Minority groups who endure everyday discrimination often suffer high rates of chronic diseases.
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The cause was a chronic urinary tract infection, his partner, Ronnie Asbell, said.
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Few big companies stand to profit directly from dietary treatments for chronic diseases.
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Furthermore, the survey did not target people living with chronic or terminal disease.
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Older Americans typically require more medical care and disproportionately suffer from chronic illnesses.
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They had fewer hospitalizations, especially preventable hospitalizations, for any number of chronic disorders.
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Increasingly, celebrities are opening up about their experiences with chronic exhaustion, overwork, andburnout.
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Livongo creates devices to help people with chronic health conditions manage their health.
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Another friend was dealing with fatigue, brain fog, chronic pain, anxiety and depression.
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Over time, chronic inflammation can prompt the DNA damage that leads to cancer.
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We agree that pain management and chronic opioid therapy needs to be individualized.
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The numbers of those with chronic illnesses of some kind are quite large.
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Since 2007, I've lived with an incurable disease known as chronic fatigue syndrome.
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