Blogs

Acute Pulmonary Edema Is Always An Emergency

Pulmonary edema is a problem because it causes the lungs to fill up with fluid. If enough fluid accumulates in the lungs, it can be very difficult ...

Homeopathy - The Rise of New Treatment Solutions

The popularity of homeopathy for self-limiting diseases in general and for influenza in particular has grown sharply since the late 1990s. The rise...

Rheumatic Fever - How Technology Can Help Leap Forward

Rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease of the joints, heart, and brain caused by bacteria. Once someone has had rheumatic fever, they are at ri...

Seasonal affective disorder: Communication Can Help

Choosing to live in a cold, dark climate means you'll be at the mercy of the seasons. That can be both good and bad, depending on your state of min...

Intussusception: Smart Treatment & Care Must Meet

Intussusception occurs when one of the loops of the intestine is drawn into the other, creating a "telescoping" effect. Intussusception can be caus...

Geographic Tongue: Predictions on the Future

Geographic tongue, often abbreviated GT, is a benign condition that presents with redness and white patches on the top of the tongue.   Geographi...

Barotrauma - What it means to you

The modern ocean going fleet is designed to operate at full capacity continuously, in all weather conditions and all sea states. This is leading to...

Chronic Kidney Disease: Shifting Consumer Values

Chronic kidney disease is a term used to describe a group of diseases which gradually impair the kidneys' ability to adequately clean waste from th...

What Do the New Treatment Guidelines Mean for the Global Gout Market?

The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) has released revised gout treatment guidelines, which include directions for and utilization of urate-lo...