Elizabeth Millard

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How Nutrition Education for Doctors Is Evolving

Attitudes—and in some cases, curriculum—may be changing.

By Elizabeth Millard

What to Know About High Triglycerides

Triglyceride levels are often higher in men than women, and they tend to increase with age.

By Elizabeth Millard

Finding Support for Metastatic Kidney Cancer

Advanced disease can feel like a rollercoaster. Experts explain how to navigate the ups and downs.

By Elizabeth Millard

Severe Asthma Patients on Ways Their Doctors Could Improve Treatment

It's not 'just asthma.'

By Elizabeth Millard

Weight Bias Is Still a Problem in Health Care

Here’s what doctors can do to address their potential bias.

By Elizabeth Millard

What to Know About Statins

Answers to five questions about this common treatment for lowering cholesterol.

By Elizabeth Millard

How to Control High Cholesterol

Here’s what people with high cholesterol have found works best for them.

By Elizabeth Millard

What IBD Patients Want Their Doctors to Know

Doctors should make it a point to better discuss issues like mental health and nutrition.

By Elizabeth Millard

How Hospital Emergency Preparedness Is Evolving

From pandemic prep to bracing for catastrophic weather events

By Elizabeth Millard

Coping With the Mental Impact of Bladder Cancer

Connecting with other patients can help.

By Elizabeth Millard

How People With Diabetes Can Lower Stroke Risk

People with diabetes have more cardiovascular issues, but these problems aren’t inevitable.

By Elizabeth Millard

How People With Diabetes Manage Their Blood Sugar

When it comes to daily blood-sugar regulation, finding an individual approach is key

By Elizabeth Millard

Coping With IBD at the Office

Tips for planning ahead so you can manage your condition better.

By Elizabeth Millard

How to Exercise When It's Really Hot Outside

Want to avoid the health effects of extreme heat but still appreciate fresh-air workouts? Here's what you need to know.

By Elizabeth Millard

Multiple Sclerosis Patients on the Most Effective Ways Doctors Can Treat Their Condition

Because multiple sclerosis involves nerve damage that can occur throughout the body, including brain connections, symptoms can vary widely and be progressive. That makes each patient’s journey unique, and can prompt challenges on both sides...

By Elizabeth Millard

How Changing Your Diet Could Have a Major Impact on Managing Lupus Symptoms

What you eat and drink may affect your symptoms

By Elizabeth Millard

Why Acupuncture Is Going Mainstream in Medicine

Here's what research says about the complementary therapy

By Elizabeth Millard

Can Complementary Therapies Ease Cancer Treatment Symptoms? What the Science Says

People with cancer are increasingly likely to try integrative and complementary approaches to help their side effects

By Elizabeth Millard

What Lupus Patients Want Their Doctor to Know

People who are living with this complex condition wish that doctors kept these aspects of diagnosis, treatment, and management in mind.

By Elizabeth Millard

How to Maintain Your Social Life When You Have IBD

Keeping connections strong can boost your health, but it's challenging when you're anxious about flare-ups.

By Elizabeth Millard
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