Is it dementia or depression?
Conquering loneliness
Can some postmenopausal women with breast cancer skip chemotherapy?
Advances in breast cancer research have led to more personalized treatments, based on subtyping and more sophisticated testing. A risk assessment test can predict that some women do not need chemotherapy but will benefit from hormone therapy, and who might benefit more from both treatments.
Stress may be getting to your skin, but it’s not a one-way street
In addition to everything else associated with stress, it can have negative effects on the skin, and can also aggravate certain skin conditions. But skin and hair also product stress-inducing signals that can travel back to the brain, adding to psychological stress and perpetuating a stress cycle.
Grief and Loss
The art of a heartfelt apology
If you have upset someone, the best way to rectify the situation is by making a sincere, heartfelt apology. But just saying the words isn’t quite enough: for an apology to be effective, it has to be genuine. You have to mean it, and you have to make that clear.
How is treatment for myasthenia gravis evolving?
Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a rare neuromuscular disease that impairs the transmission of nerve signals to muscles, causing temporary weakness of affected muscles. While treatment is complex, recently updated guidelines have added to the understanding of MG and are improving approaches to treatment.
Don’t count calories, but be aware of them
Sleep, stress, or hormones? Brain fog during perimenopause
During perimenopause, some women notice that they are having trouble focusing or are more forgetful. Are sleep disturbances, stress, or hormones behind this brain fog –– and what can you do to feel less foggy?