Three Benefits Of Participating In Clinical Research

Posted on 9 June 2016

A clinical trial is a type of scientific study that gives experts the chance to try certain types of medical care out before rolling products and procedures out at a greater scale. Once a medical treatment or strategy has reached the clinical research stage, people 18 and older are able to sign up to participate in the trials to help medical experts. If this is something that intrigues you, consider below these three benefits of taking part in clinical research, and then touch base with a clinical research company that will give you the opportunity. [Read More]

Understanding Your Child's Fucosidosis And What You Can Do

Posted on 25 May 2016

When you have a child who is diagnosed with the rare genetic and neurological condition of fucosidosis, you may wonder if there is anything that you can do to care for and protect your child given their surprising diagnosis. Because fucosidosis is so rare in humans, you and your child's doctors may feel lost and confused. However, there may be some neurological services and treatment options that can help you to manage their fucosidosis. [Read More]

The Causes And Treatment Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Posted on 10 May 2016

Some people who do repetitive work with their hands and wrists can develop a painful condition called carpal tunnel syndrome. If you work for hours on an assembly line or at a keyboard, you could find yourself having tingling in your hands and a weak grip. As the condition worsens, you may not be able to pick up or hold onto anything. Here is what you need to know about this painful wrist condition and how it is treated. [Read More]

What To Expect From Physical Therapy

Posted on 26 April 2016

If you recently had surgery or experienced an injury, you might need to go through physical therapy. This is meant to help you become more mobile, strengthen your muscles, and get you back to your normal activities. Here are some things to expect from the physical therapy process. Diagnosis and Evaluation The first part of physical therapy is when the physical therapist arrives at your home or visits your hospital room to evaluate you. [Read More]

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Caring for the elderly in our lives can be both challenging and rewarding. How do you spread your time out enough to include time at work, time at home, time with your family and time caring for the elderly people in your life? You get help! I have learned to accept the help from the senior care services in my area. Prior to hiring the service, I was spreading myself far too thin. I was not able to attend my kids' games and recitals, I could not get all of my assignments done for work, and I could not care for my mother the way that she deserved. I have gathered some information to help other people in my situation find the right senior care service to help balance their lives like I did.