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1. Sharing Mayo Clinic: Pain rehabilitation puts the Berrys back in the saddle

   I became more positive and began to look at the ... When Nancy thought about returning home with her new outlook and skills, she was anxious. ... Her advice: "Have ...

2. Primary progressive aphasia - Diagnosis and treatment - Mayo Clinic

   Communication troubles that get worse without significant changes in thinking and behavior for 2 to 3 years are a hallmark of primary progressive aphasia.

3. Sharing Mayo Clinic: Overcoming an aneurysm with a new tool

   He told her she was in good health but recommended an MRI to put her mind at ease. ... Thinking she didn't have much longer to live, Judy decided to spend ...

4. Tea tree oil - Mayo Clinic

   Nail fungus. Research hasn't shown tea tree oil used in its pure form or in combination with other antifungal therapies to be effective in treating toenail ...

5. After Beating Cancer, It's the Patient Leading the Physician - Mayo Clinic News Network

   “Dr. Cockerill's positive outlook was very helpful,” adds Roberts. “He only talked about the best-case scenarios. He didn't let my mind go ...

6. Tension headache - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

   They thought the muscle contractions were a result of emotions, tension or stress. But research suggests that muscle contraction isn't the cause. The most ...

7. Pregnancy week by week First trimester - Mayo Clinic

   ... good choices throughout your pregnancy. Learn ... Tell your health care provider what's on your mind ... The thought of pregnancy problems might weigh heavily on ...

8. Soft palate cancer - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

   For some soft palate cancers, human papillomavirus is thought to have a part. HPV is a common virus that's transmitted through sexual contact. For most ...

9. Late-night eating: OK if you have diabetes? - Mayo Clinic

   Late-night snacks may be OK with diabetes. Make healthy choices to keep from having high blood sugar in the morning.

10. Limit asthma attacks caused by colds or flu - Mayo Clinic

    Regular asthma medications may fail to relieve asthma symptoms associated with a cold or the flu. Also, asthma symptoms caused by a respiratory infection may ...