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• What Causes Mumps?

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• Laser Shoes Help Parkinson’s Patients in Freezing Episodes

  As someone gets older, they are more at risk for neurodegenerative diseases. Among these diseases is Parkinson's, which affects a patient's movements and motor skills.Parkinson’s disease does not only result from old age. It also has been shown to occur more frequently among men who are...

• Managing COPD

  Albeit there is no cure for COPD, there are medicines available to manage this disease. Taking these medications can slow down the progression of the disease, and improve one's quality of life.Stop smoking!Cessation of smoking is one step that will help toward managing symptoms of COPD. If you have...

• What Are Fraternal Twins?

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• Health Benefits of Kombucha Tea

  What Is Kombucha Tea?Kombucha is thought to originate in China at least two thousand years ago. The use of Kombucha was first recorded in China during the Tsin Dynasty about 221 BC. Kombucha has been used in Japan, Russia, Eastern Europe and has spread worldwide through the years.Kombucha also...