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2643 National Institutes of Health Html en Transplant Reverses Sickle Cell Disease A specialized bone marrow transplant successfully reversed severe sickle cell disease in adults, in some cases without the need for extensive immune-suppressing drugs.
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2656 National Institutes of Health Html en Shedding Light on Health - Research Helps People and Pets Where would we be without our furry friends? Pet dogs and cats stand by us with love and loyalty, sharing our lives’ ups and downs. Our beloved pets can also share many of the same medical problems that we have, like asthma, diabetes, and even cancer. Doctors, veterinarians, and scientists work together to study diseases that affect both pets and people. The aim is to improve medical care for people as well as our companion animals.
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2662 National Institutes of Health Html en The Sting of Shingles - Vaccine, Treatments Reduce Risks If you’ve ever had chickenpox, you may be at risk for a painful disease called shingles as you grow older. Shingles is a sometimes-agonizing skin rash and nerve disease that’s caused by a virus. Fortunately, you can take steps to prevent shingles or ease its serious effects.
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3664 National Institutes of Health Html en Keep Your Mouth Healthy - Oral Care for Older Adults Oral health is important for people of all ages. But the simple routine you learned as a kid—brush your teeth twice a day and floss regularly—can become more of a challenge as you get older. Among adults ages 75 and up, about 1 in 4 has lost all natural teeth, largely because of gum disease and tooth decay.
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3958 National Institutes of Health Article es Centrarse en la fibromialgia, Una enfermedad dolorosa y desconcertante Es probable que haya oído hablar de la fibromialgia pero que no sepa de qué se trata. La fibromialgia es una enfermedad caracterizada por dolor a largo plazo (crónico) que afecta a 5 millones o más de estadounidenses de 18 años o más.
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14504 National Institutes of Health Article es Cómo Evitar la Anemia: Aumente Sus Glóbulos Rojos Si se siente constantemente exhausto y con falta de energía, es posible que sufra de una afección llamada anemia. La anemia es un trastorno común de la sangre que muchas personas desarrollan en algún momento de sus vidas.
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14520 National Institutes of Health Article es El Dolor de Cabeza: Qué Hacer Cuando le Duele la Cabeza La mayoría de nosotros sufre dolores de cabeza de vez en cuando. Algunos son leves. Otros causan un dolor punzante. Pueden durar minutos o días. Hay muchos tipos diferentes de dolor de cabeza. La forma de tratar el suyo depende del tipo de dolor que tenga.
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15982 National Institutes of Health Video en Cancer Statistics | Did You Know? What are cancer statistics? Cancer registries collect and interpret data to help tell a story about the latest cancer trends. Watch above to find out what these statistics represent and how they guide cancer researchers. To find more cancer statistics, visit http://www.seer.cancer.gov Learned something new? Share this video so your friends and family can too.
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