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Autism By: Tina Khanna | Feb 17th 2012 - Autism is a disorder seen in children of less than 3 years. It is a brain development disorder. Social interaction and communication are seen to be affected in this disorder. It is strongly related to genetic factors. Tags:autism, nutrition, genetic, spectrum, disorder, stress
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How To Identify Depression Among Children By: Michael Anderson | Oct 19th 2011 - There are factors considered as causes of depression among children, such as genetics, brain chemistry, stressful life events including the loss of parent, divorce or separation of parents, family conflict or abuse. Tags:zoloft, lawsuit, legal, birth defects, pregnancy, depression
Wilson's Disease - History And Treatment By: Jennifer Stone | Aug 9th 2011 - Not many people are aware about the genetic disorder of Wilson's disease which affects around 50,000 to 100,000 worldwide. The cause of this disorder is the abnormal changes known as mutation in the genes which may be inherited as autosomal recessive trait and the diseased gene known as ATP7B gene is responsible for Wilson"€™s disease. Tags:Wilson disease, excess copper, hepaticolenticular degeneration, copper accumulation, online medical products
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Is Psoriasis Hereditary? By: Cyril | Feb 17th 2011 - Have you ever wondered is psoriasis hereditary? Well, if you have you have been harping on stuffs that are pretty tricky. Several researches have been carried out to find out the exact reasons behind this disease but nothing has been properly ascertained. Tags:Is psoriasis hereditary, best psoriasis treatments
A Neurodevelopment Disorder Called Autism By: IshanGoradiya | Feb 11th 2011 - Autism is a neural disorder, caused by under development of brain nerve cells. The connection between the nerve cells and the nerves at points called synapses is not possible. Passage of neurons through nerves is not efficient which means that a child suffering from the disorder cannot communicate normally. Tags:autism awareness
Autism & Asperger's Disease Remain Poorly Understood By: Jim Huinink | Dec 1st 2010 - Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD, including Asperger's Syndrome) are becoming better understood but some discoveries made recently have actually clouded our understanding. Understanding of autism and ASD may be more complex than we may have hoped but that complexity may in fact be instructive. Tags:Asperger's Syndrome, aspergers, autism, asd, autism spectrum
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How Gene Therapy Can Treat Hearing Loss By: John Chambers | Apr 26th 2010 - Some people scoff and laugh when they are told they can lose their sense of hearing. Sadly, the majority of people, as they grow old and age will likely lose their sense of hearing little by little or even completely for some. Tags:hearing aids, Hearing test, hearing loss, hearing care, ear problem, hearing problem, tinnitus, hearing
Hearing Treatment For Dummies By: John Chambers | Mar 26th 2010 - Our sense of hearing is always taken for granted since most everyone believe it is something we are born with and will die with as well. This could not be further from the truth, as not just adults, but also even children can be victims of hearing impairment. Tags:hearing aids, Hearing test, hearing loss, hearing care, ear problem, hearing problem, tinnitus
Improve Your Hearing With Hearing Aids By: John Chambers | Mar 4th 2010 - A person doesn't put much thought about their sense of hearing believing it will stay with them until the end. The majority of people will lose their sense of hearing albeit slowly, as they age and their body breaksdown. Tags:hearing aids, Hearing test, hearing loss, hearing care, ear problem, hearing problem, tinnitus
Hearing Treatment By: John Chambers | Mar 4th 2010 - Our sense of hearing is always taken for granted since most everyone believe it is something we are born with and will die with as well. This could not be further from the truth, as not just adults, but also even children can be victims of hearing impairment. Tags:hearing aids, Hearing test, hearing loss, hearing care, ear problem, hearing problem, tinnitus
Breast Surgery And Plastic Surgeons By: smilemd | Feb 11th 2010 - Say the words breast surgery and many people will think either plastic surgery or breast cancer. These are the two most prominent reasons for breast surgery. However, breast care is also another part of the breast surgery field that many people forget. The prevention of breast problems, breast cancer in particular, is something that many surgeons advocate. Tags:Breast Surgery, Plastic Surgeons
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What Is Cystic Fibrosis? By: Cambry Center lap 18 | Dec 29th 2008 - Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited chronic disease that affects the lungs and digestive system of about 30,000 children and adults in the United States (70,000 worldwide). A defective gene and its protein product cause the body to produce unusually thick, sticky mucus that clogs the lungs which leads to lung infections and obstructs the pancreas and stops enzymes from helping the body break down and absorb food. Tags:Cystic Fibrosis, digestive problems in those with CF
Lipitor By: Bianca Samir | Aug 5th 2008 - Lipitor [atorvastatin] is a lipid lowering agent marketed by PFIZER.
It is a synthetic compound of the statin group of drug which helps in lowering the cholesterol levels in the blood. [Lipid lowering agent]
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Freckles - Causes, Symptoms And Treatment By: Juliet | Dec 1st 2007 - Freckles are flat, circular spots that typically range in the size of the head of a nail. Freckles are small tan spots of melanin on the skin of people with fair complexions. The word "freckle" comes from the Middle English "freken," which, in turn, came from the Old Norse "freknur," meaning "freckled." Tags:freckles treatment, freckles causes and symptoms, diseases treatment, skin disorders, ephelides, black spot
Can Vitamins Regrow Hair? By: Edward Sample | Apr 21st 2007 - Having a luxurious head of hair is associated with attractiveness, as reinforced by countless shampoo advertisements with women swinging their thick, shiny head of hair around while groaning ecstatically! That's not to mention scores of advertisements for prescription medications, over-the-counter creams and hair transplant surgeries. Many would be willing to stand on their heads in a bowl full of green Jell-O for 15 minutes a day if they were told it would regrow their hair... Tags:Vitamin e, hair loss, regrow hair, thinning hair, multivitamins, multi vitamin
It"€™s No Joke, Laughter Is Awesome Medicine! By: Chad Ferguson | Mar 22nd 2006 - You go right ahead! Laugh and cackle to the point of losing your breath! Laughter has enormous amounts of health benefits ranging from affecting diabetes to lowering risks of heart attacks and everything in between!
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Aicardi Syndrome By: Lpellis Ellis | Mar 6th 2006 - It is a disorder that is categorized by the partial or complete malfunction of the corpus callosum, a brain structure linking two hemispheres inside it. Aicardi syndrome often causes childhood seizure (intantile spasms), eye abnormality or lesions of the retina, and metal retardation. Aicardi Syndrome is also linked to microcephaly, a brain defect; microgyria, where bumps inside the brain tend to be narrow; or porecenphalic cysts, a brain condition causing fluids to fill the ... Tags:rare disorders, rare diseases, health
