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Study shows kidney transplants between people with HIV is safe
A growing number of people with HIV have end-stage kidney disease. They're also nearly three times more likely to die while on...
Kidney Transplant
What you do now can prevent heart disease later
Jennifer Robinson, M.D., studies cholesterol and cholesterol drug therapies with support from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. She spoke about...
Cholesterol
Physical activity does more than help you look good
Damon Swift, Ph.D., studies exercise training and risk factors for heart-related disease. He spoke about recent research in this area funded by...
Physical Activity
3 tips for families considering palliative care
Patients and their families who have heard about the value of palliative care often have many questions about it. Jeri Miller, Ph.D.,...
Palliative Care
6 ways to lower your cholesterol
High LDL cholesterol can lead to heart disease, which is the number one cause of death in the U.S. That's why...
Cholesterol
Biking, Pilates, and yoga: How one woman stays active
April is always on the go. She loves to hike and ride her bike to and from work, and went skiing for the...
Low Back Pain
Veterans embrace spinal manipulation for low back pain
Many military veterans suffer from chronic low back pain. This pain can be treated with medication, but high medication use can have a...
Low Back Pain
NIH study links opioids to pregnancy loss
A new study from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) indicates that women who use opioids while trying to conceive have a 29 percent...
Opioids, Pregnancy
4 physical activity tips for older adults
Regular physical activity is great for your mental and physical health. It also helps you stay independent as you age. Every day presents...
Physical Activity
Why does your back hurt?
Identifying the cause of low back pain has become a frequent challenge for medical professionals. It is also what has encouraged Gwendolyn Sowa,...
Low Back Pain
Comfort care for kids and their families: A mother’s story
When Jake Swoyer was born in 1995, he seemed like any other healthy baby boy. His family—parents, John and Barbara Swoyer, and big brother...
Palliative Care
New research on palliative care and COVID-19
Jean Kutner, M.D., a professor of medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, is a well-known expert in palliative and...
Palliative Care
How to cope with the stress of social isolation
Social isolation, or being physically separated from others, can lead to loneliness and increased stress, especially during a pandemic. Loneliness has been associated...
Stress
Keep it going! How to stick with a fitness routine
Sticking to a fitness routine isn't always easy with family, work, hobbies, and everything in between. These tips can help you get...
Physical Activity
