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Discover New Treatment for Aortic Stenosis

Dec
04

Date: December 4th, 2014

There was an 80 year old woman who broke her hip due to slipping. The doctor required her to go through a surgery to repair the injury & this was her only hope to come back to her normal life. This old lady lived all by herself & she was still able to clean her house, cook her food and shop for her things

Facts You Should Know about Heart Attack

Dec
03

Date: December 3rd, 2014

The boundaries involved in heart ailments

Though there is no geographical or socio-economic boundaries for heart ailments, people usually think that because they have a family background of it, they have a very much susceptible to having a heart failure.

A Helpful Guide about ASD or Autism Spectrum Disorder

Dec
02

Date: December 2nd, 2014

Misjudging kids with ASD

ASD or autism spectrum disorder has features that are associated with social & language problems and the physical feature characteristics are the ones that were known as linked with ASD, which was neglected in the area of study.

A Guide to the Right Parental Approach to an Autistic Child

Dec
01

Date: December 1st, 2014

How devastating autism is for parents and kids

There is this family that is enjoying one fine summer day just hanging out with one another. They were just enjoying each other’s company and they are so simple that they just want to spend their time together even after a busy day at work and even if the kids’ schedules

The Growing Need of the Parents for Autism Diagnosis

Nov
30

Date: November 30th, 2014

Things you should know about autism

This article will discuss about autism, though a lot of times, there are people who tried convincing others about the risks of getting immunizations and their causes may be linked to autism, well that is another story.

To Treat Autism the Patient and the Doctor Should Jive Well

Nov
29

Date: November 29th, 2014

Important things you should know about ASD

Any family will dramatically change its world when they found out that their little girl or body has apraxia and ASD or autism spectrum disorder. There is a family with a little girl named Annie and they were so

Is it True that Autism is can be Diagnosed Faster Now?

Nov
27

Date: November 27th, 2014

The truth behind the rising number of kids with autism

There is a current headline report about the number of kids being diagnosed with autism is rising by around 30% just within two years.

How to Prevent Stroke in an Atrial Fibrillation?

Nov
26

Date: November 26th, 2014

The clinical study about stroke prevention

Peggy Peck has just reported about the clinical context involving stroke prevention & atrial fibrillation. She just had an interview with Dr. Clyde Yancy, the chief cardio of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

A Drug Offer Promises Over Delicate X Syndrome for Autism

Nov
25

Date: November 25th, 2014

The initial test about fragile X syndrome

There is an initial study about the experimental drug that was especially made for the treatment of fragile X syndrome, which is a type of genetic condition wherein the person will suffer from intellectual impairment or mental retardation.

Can a CPR App Truly Save the Lives of the People?

Nov
24

Date: November 24th, 2014

Just in May of this year, Drew Basse had a cardiac arrest; this is a 57 year old driver who never had the chance to call 911 for help, because the incident is too soon. As he recalls the last incident before he passed out is that he is sitting in the car with lights on and then he suddenly felt like he was knocked out for no reason. He didn’t even have the chance to call 911 to ask for help.