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Parkinson’s Disease: Deep Brain Stimulation, New Drugs Slow Progression
This article highlights promising advances in Parkinson’s care: deep brain stimulation to better control movement symptoms and new medications designed to slow disease progression. Knowing about these options can help patients and caregivers ask informed questions, explore personalized treatment plans with their care team, and feel hopeful about improving quality of life.
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Navigating Anxiety Disorders: Key Symptoms & Care
With informed steps and support, anxiety can be eased.
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Allergic Reactions to Stings: Signs of Anaphylaxis and What to Do
This article helps patients and caregivers quickly recognize the warning signs of a serious sting allergy—such as widespread hives, swelling of the lips, tongue, or throat, trouble breathing or wheezing, dizziness or fainting, and vomiting—and explains exactly what to do next. It emphasizes using epinephrine immediately, calling emergency services, positioning the person safely, and giving a second dose if symptoms persist. You’ll also find practical tips on removing a bee stinger, what to expect in the emergency department, and how to prevent future emergencies with an allergy action plan, carrying two auto-injectors, and discussing venom immunotherapy with an allergist. The guidance is clear, supportive, and designed to help you act quickly and confidently when seconds count.
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Can rural Medicare patients still use telehealth from home in 2026?
Yes. For people in Original Medicare, covered telehealth from home generally remains available in 2026 and through December 31, 2027. The big CMS change this year mainly affects how Rural Health Clinics and Federally Qualified Health Centers bill Medicare starting October 1, 2026.