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Vertigo—the feeling that the room is spinning—is not uncommon, especially in the elderly. Most of the time, the cause is benign and treatment is straightforward. Sometimes though, it is a sign of a more serious underlying condition. The video in this newsletter will help your patients understand more about vertigo and its most common cause.…
Some patients may avoid addressing troubling medical symptoms because they allow themselves to imagine the worst possible circumstances. This can be the case with symptoms of brain tumors such as headache, blurry vision, speech difficulty, numbness in the arms and legs, and even seizures. The video will help your patients understand more about the benign…
Most people have an image in their head of what a seizure looks like, based on portrayals on television and in the movies. But the reality is much more complex. This newsletter will help you educate your patients about recognizing the signs of a seizure and when it’s important to seek the professional care of…
Developing dementia is one of the more frightening aspects of aging. The most common cause of dementia is Alzheimer’s, but few know the signs and symptoms. It is important for your patients to know when simple forgetfulness might mean something more and they, or their loved ones, need to seek professional care from your practice.…
When is a headache more than just a headache? You know the answer to that, but your patients may not. This month’s newsletter will help provide some helpful information about when your patients may need to seek extra medical attention, and when a headache is just simply a headache. You will offer some tips for…
Due to the recent measles outbreak in this country—the largest number of reported cases since 1992—vaccinations may be top of mind for many of your patients. That’s why it’s a perfect time to talk about the shingles vaccine. Especially for your older patients, this newsletter contains valuable information about why the shingles vaccine is an…
Most of us will experience some hearing loss as we age. This is often nothing to worry about, but sometimes hearing loss is a sign of an underlying problem. One of those problems can be an acoustic neuroma. The information in this newsletter will help your patients learn more about acoustic neuroma and its signs…
Dementia is a concern for most of us these days. Whether we are worrying about an aging loved one whose memory seems to be slipping or we are contemplating lifestyle changes to reduce the chance of dementia later, dementia is something we all think about. But not everyone has a clear understanding of what causes…
Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is an example of a particularly hard-to-diagnose problem in the neck and shoulder area. The video will help your patients understand what thoracic outlet syndrome is and encourage them to seek a proper diagnosis. There are additional resources provided in the newsletter to help your patients. Select one of the methods…
Multiple sclerosis (MS) can be a difficult disease to understand. It can look very different from patient to patient, drastically limiting activity for one person, while another spends more time without symptoms than with. The video will help your patients understand what MS is and why it affects people so differently. There are additional resources…
Whether we sit at a computer all day, work a jack hammer, or stock shelves in a warehouse, many of us are at risk of repetitive-use injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. This newsletter features a video that will help your patients understand the causes of carpal tunnel syndrome and the importance of early diagnosis and…
The headlines are consistently filled with stories of opioid dependence these days. It has become a serious public health issue in recent years. Understanding what opioids are and how dependence may develop is the theme of this newsletter. The information it contains will help your patients understand the appropriate role of opioids in medical care.…
This video newsletter focuses on the different types of brain tumors. The video will help your patients understand how brain tumors are classified and what the various terms mean. There are additional resources provided in the newsletter to help your patients. Select one of the methods below for distributing the newsletter. PDF Version This is…
This month’s newsletter focuses on disorders of smell, including hyperosmia and anosmia. The video will help your patients understand what hyperosmia is and why medical attention is needed if they experience it. There are additional resources provided in the newsletter to help your patients. Select one of the methods below for distributing the newsletter. PDF…
This newsletter focuses on the concept of caffeine dependence and withdrawal. Caffeine is something that most of us use as a source of energy to wake up in the morning and keep us going throughout the day, but it can be easy to get into a routine of consuming too much. The information in this…