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Medications and diet changes for controlling your child’s seizures

A treatment plan that works best for your child’s needs may involve multiple therapies.

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Four wrist stretches to relieve wrist pain

Have three minutes? That's all it takes to relieve wrist strain and increase joint mobility.

When to consider epilepsy surgery for your child

If medications aren’t controlling your child’s seizures, surgery could help.

Q&A: Migraines and nerve decompression surgery

A plastic surgeon explains why a type of common cosmetic surgery can offer relief for some chronic migraines.

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When you need a tracheostomy or a stoma

What to know about a "trach" tube or a stoma that lets you breathe.

An older couple walk hand-in-hand along a residential street.

What is a tricuspid valve repair?

Minimally invasive surgery is an option for treatment.

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What parents need to know about seizures in children

A pediatric neurology expert gives guidance on childhood seizures, which can leave parents feeling helpless.

Doctors for Alzheimer’s care: Do you need a geriatrician or a neurologist?

Learn how a team-based approach can offer comprehensive care for older adults.

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Magnetic sphincter augmentation: A new way to treat reflux

If you have chronic heartburn, this magnetic device could help.

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