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Young children literally put anything they pick up in there mouth. That's why it's terrifying when parent's find out their children swallowed a button battery. Fortunately, there are tricks to resolve this issue. According to lifehacker.com, "one way to limit the damage is to give the child honey as you rush them to the hospital." Researchers at the Childrenâs Hospital of Philadelphia proved this to be true.
The Doctors discuss a new California law that is causing major controversy for downgrading knowingly exposing sexual partner to HIV a misdemeanor.
Talking about mental health at work can make you happier and healthier. If youâre worried about a colleague, follow these mental health first aid tips to start a conversationâ¦
See the amazing footage of a student saving another student from choking. Plus, The Doctors discuss the importance of being prepared for a choking emergency.
Neuroradiologist Dr. Bradley Jabour joins The Doctors and Glenn to discuss the signs of poor brain health.
With a family history of Alzheimerâs disease and recent memory issues, Glenn has come to The Doctors in hopes of finding out if he is suffering from the disease as well.
Researchers from the Ragon Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts have recently discovered a link between women lacking lactobacillus bacteria and an increased risk of contracting HIV.
The Doctors discuss a new Illinois law that will ensure your hairdresser is trained to save lives. Should you expect your stylist to be trained?
Join http//www.WatchMojo.com for a Very Special Episode of Top 5 Facts, as we take a look at a tragic, terminal disease: Alzheimer's.
The finding of a new Alzheimerâs treatment has spurred some hope that a cure to the devastating disease may be on the horizon.
Diet and exercise can reduce toxic protein buildup of Alzheimerâs, a study finds.
Do you know the proper way to remove a tick thatâs attached to your body? Despite what you may have been told when you were younger, smothering or burning ticks is not a good idea. The correct removal method is even easier.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Jeff Olsen speaks with parasitic diseases expert Dr. Bobbi Pritt about the right way to remove a tick.
More health and medical news on the Mayo Clinic News Network http://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/
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With this DIY Mini First Aid Kit, there's no excuse not to be prepared. We recommend Band Aids, alcohol wipes, Pepto Bismol, anti inflammatory pills, allergy medication, and tweezers but you can tailor its contents to your needs.
Brain games, puzzles, reading and crafts. Do activities that keep your mind active help ward off symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? In a recent study researchers found those who stayed mentally active in midlife had lower levels of amyloid deposits in their brains than those who didn't stay mentally active. Amyloid deposits are a hallmark sign of Alzheimer's disease. The researchers say staying mentally active doesn't stop the disease, but it may delay symptoms.
Brain games, puzzles, reading and crafts. Do activities that keep your mind active help ward off symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? In a recent study researchers found those who stayed mentally active in midlife had lower levels of amyloid deposits in their brains than those who didn't stay mentally active. Amyloid deposits are a hallmark sign of Alzheimer's disease. The researchers say staying mentally active doesn't stop the disease, but it may delay symptoms.
The Doctors discuss the growing trend of at-home DIY health screening kits and give their opinions on three popular types: at-home tests for vaginal pH, cholesterol, and prostate health. Should you use these products?
A new brand of yoga pants claims to help you burn more calories while you work out. But do they work? Find out as The Doctors put it to the test!
Alzheimerâs disease relentlessly targets large-scale brain networks that support the formation of new memories. However, it remains a mystery as to why the disease selectively targets memory-related brain networks and how this relates to misfolded proteins seen by pathologists at autopsy. In an effort to bridge the divide between the targeted memory systems and the misfolded proteins and dying cells underneath, Mayo Clinic researchers have turned to the field of complex systems.
Alzheimer's disease relentlessly targets large-scale brain networks that support the formation of new memories. However, it remains a mystery as to why the disease selectively targets memory-related brain networks and how this relates to misfolded proteins seen by pathologists at autopsy. In an effort to bridge the divide between the targeted memory systems and the misfolded proteins and dying cells underneath, Mayo Clinic researchers have turned to the field of complex systems.
Dr. John Ratey discusses the promising research that suggests that physical exercise can forestall, and perhaps even prevent, Alzheimer's disease.
'Father of neuroscience' Dr. Michael Merzenich says people may be able to delay and even reverse the onset of Alzheimer's disease with targeted brain exercises.
Dr. John Ratey discusses the promising research that suggests that physical exercise can forestall, and perhaps even prevent, Alzheimer's disease.
'Father of neuroscience' Dr. Michael Merzenich says people may be able to delay and even reverse the onset of Alzheimer's disease with targeted brain exercises.
Chelsea's boyfriend accidentally dropped a turnip on her foot. The fatal culinary accident could have left her with a broken foot. Fortunately this vicious veggie has only left her with heavy bruising.
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Go behind the scenes and see how the show is made firsthand on set in Northern Ireland
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Go behind the scenes and see how the show is made firsthand on set in Northern Ireland
You and a friend will get a VIP tour of the set, watch filming, meet some of the cast, visit the armory, see the costume department and sit on the Iron Throne. [link: https://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-hbo-game-of-thrones?utm_source=other-affiliate-charity&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=3neik7|Enter Here.]
The Doctors talk about the XSTAT 30, a new FDA-approved syringe filled with micro-sponges that can expand and fill a gunshot wound in 20 seconds.
The Doctors talk about the XSTAT 30, a new FDA-approved syringe filled with micro-sponges that can expand and fill a gunshot wound in 20 seconds.
Every now and then we forget the name of our favorite song, or what our best friend's phone number is. But when are these 'brain farts' a sign of something serious? Should you be worried?
More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease. There is no cure, however, early and accurate diagnosis of this progressive form of dementia allows patients and families to prepare for the future. Vivien Williams has more in this Mayo Clinic Minute.
Every now and then we forget the name of our favorite song, or what our best friend's phone number is. But when are these 'brain farts' a sign of something serious? Should you be worried?
The Doctors are joined by a representative of Bayer to talk about the safety of their Essure procedure. To see what happened after Sabrina's consultation with Dr. Sills, and to find out if she's able to have the insert removed, click here .
Atteint depuis deux ans de la maladie d'Alzheimer, Alan Beamer, alias "Beam" a vu sa santé se détériorer rapidement au cours des derniers mois.
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Traditionally studies of brain function have focused on task-evoked responses. By their very nature such experiments tacitly encourage a reflexive view of brain function.
Rotator cuff injuries are a very common cause of shoulder pain. The American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons reports that more than 50 percent of people over the age of 65 may suffer from them.
ER physician Travis Stork reveals the major beauty mistake Kim Kardashian recently revealed she unfortunately makes. Find out what it is and how you can avoid it!
Find out what Viola Davis says is key to raising a confident daughter!
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED - a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingle'.[link:omaze.com/redj|Click Here and Enter To Win Incredible Celebrity Experiences]
Traditionally studies of brain function have focused on task-evoked responses. By their very nature such experiments tacitly encourage a reflexive view of brain function.
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED - a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingle'.
Tom Brady is offering to show you what it takes to be an NFL quarterback. Think you can handle it? Prove it? on the field. It's all to support (RED). Enter here [hyperlink to: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-tom-brady?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=1c243j]
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Make history as the first fan ever to join Ryan Seacrest in the studio and announce the nation's #1 song on the iHeart Radio American Top 40! It all supports (RED). Enter here [hyperlink to: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-ryan-seacrest?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=environment-domestic&oa_h=43cwes]
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Mario Batali loves cured meats, and you and a friend can learn all his secrets at a private salumi lesson at OTTO. Feast on meat, cheese and wine, all to support (RED). Enter here [hyperlink to: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/cook-with-mario-batali?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=ufh1yp]
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Kyle Larson will race anything, anytime. You'll see when you ride shotgun with him in an official NASCAR pace car at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! All to support (RED). Enter here: [hyperlink to: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-kyle-larson?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=wd2mkp]
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Stephen Curry wants YOU to get the assist. Join him at Oracle Arena and feed him the rock for his pre-game tunnel shot. Then sit VIP for the game, all to support (RED). Enter here [hyperlink to: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-steph-curry?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=yulxeu]
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Connie lost all three of her children to HIV. She became an HIV counsellor and was one of the first women to receive free HIV/AIDS treatment in Zambia. She thought she would never have children again. In 2012 she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl Lubona, who is HIV free.
Poet IN-Q tells her story in this beautiful and moving video.
This December donate to (RED). The Bill and & Melinda Gates Foundation are matching all the money (RED) raises up to $20 MILLION.
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED â" a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingleâ.
Tom Brady is offering to show you what it takes to be an NFL quarterback. Think you can handle it? Prove it⦠on the field. Itâs all to support (RED). [link: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-tom-brady?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=1c243j|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS-free generation. Learn more at omaze.com/red.
Make history as the first fan ever to join Ryan Seacrest in the studio and announce the nationâs #1 song on the iHeart Radio American Top 40! It all supports (RED). [link: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-ryan-seacrest?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=environment-domestic&oa_h=43cwes|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS-free generation. Learn more at omaze.com/red.
Stephen Curry wants YOU to get the assist. Join him at Oracle Arena and feed him the rock for his pre-game tunnel shot. Then sit VIP for the game, all to support (RED). [link: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-steph-curry?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=yulxeu|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS-free generation. Learn more at omaze.com/red.
Kyle Larson will race anything, anytime. Youâll see when you ride shotgun with him in an official NASCAR pace car at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! All to support (RED). [link: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-kyle-larson?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=wd2mkp|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS-free generation. Learn more at omaze.com/red.
Mario Batali loves cured meats, and you and a friend can learn all his secrets at a private salumi lesson at OTTO. Feast on meat, cheese and wine, all to support (RED). [link: https://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-mario-batali|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS-free generation. Learn more at omaze.com/red.
Connie lost all three of her children to HIV. She became an HIV counsellor and was one of the first women to receive free HIV/AIDS treatment in Zambia. She thought she would never have children again. In 2012 she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl Lubona, who is HIV free.
Poet IN-Q tells her story in this beautiful and moving video.
This December donate to (RED). The Bill and & Melinda Gates Foundation are matching all the money (RED) raises up to $20 MILLION.
Bono gives you the chance to do something truly unique: join him for a bike ride through Central Park! Ride, laugh, and snap selfies. All to support (RED).
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)'s fight for an AIDS FREE GENERATION. Double your impact - the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match it up to $20 Million. Learn more at omaze.com/red
This experience is part of the (RED) SHOPATHON - SHOP (RED) SAVE LIVES.
What does HIV look like today? This video takes you beyond the headlines for World AIDS Day. Refinery29 producer Annie Georgia Greenberg visits the small town of Austin, IN, where a significant (yet largely unknown) outbreak has taken place and sets out in search of stories about HIV from those who are treating it and living with it.
In honor of World AIDS Day 2015, (RED) CEO Deborah Dugan joins us to discuss #WhatsWorking with her organization's continued fight against HIV. The Guardian's Steven Thrasher also joins to discuss updates in the Michael Johnson case.
Steven Thrasher and Akil Patterson discuss the stigma toward HIV-positive black men.
Deborah Dugan discusses how (RED) hopes to rid the world of AIDS by 2030.
Deborah Dugan addresses the backlash facing her company regarding the lack of transparency.
Want to make a difference on World AIDS Day? Use these Snapchat filters, and the Gates Foundation will donate $3 to (RED).
Christen Press talks about World AIDS Day and how we can help.
What does HIV look like today? This video takes you beyond the headlines for World AIDS Day. Refinery29 producer Annie Georgia Greenberg visits the small town of Austin, IN, where a significant (yet largely unknown) outbreak has taken place and sets out in search of stories about HIV from those who are treating it and living with it.
Steven Thrasher and Akil Patterson discuss the stigma toward HIV-positive black men.
Deborah Dugan discusses how (RED) hopes to rid the world of AIDS by 2030.
Deborah Dugan addresses the backlash facing her company regarding the lack of transparency.
In honor of World AIDS Day 2015, (RED) CEO Deborah Dugan joins us to discuss #WhatsWorking with her organization's continued fight against HIV. The Guardian's Steven Thrasher also joins to discuss updates in the Michael Johnson case.
Want to make a difference on World AIDS Day? Use these Snapchat filters, and the Gates Foundation will donate $3 to (RED).
Christen Press talks about World AIDS Day and how we can help.
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED - a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingle'.
This December SHOP (RED) SAVE LIVES at THE (RED) SHOPATHON and fight AIDS:
Over 100 products at www.gilt.com/red
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Bono gives you the chance to do something truly unique: join him for a bike ride through Central Park! Ride, laugh, and snap selfies. All to support (RED). [link: http://www.omaze.com/experiences/red-bono?utm_source=other-celeb&utm_medium=video-anouncement&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=aids-international&oa_h=9waurg|Enter Here]
Every entry of $10 or more supports (RED)âs fight for an AIDS FREE GENERATION. Double your impact - the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match it up to $20 Million.
In support of the (SHOPATHON)RED â" a month long holiday shopping extravaganza launching on World AIDS Day, December 1 2015 - Scarlett Johansson stars alongside music legend, Barry Manilow, and Jimmy Kimmel, in the '(RED) Shopathon Holiday Jingleâ.
This December SHOP (RED) SAVE LIVES at THE (RED) SHOPATHON and fight AIDS:
Over 100 products at www.gilt.com/red
Over 15 incredible celebrity experiences from Bono, Snoop Dogg, Game of Thrones & more at www.omaze.com/red
Actor Charlie Sheen recently announced that he has been HIV positive for the past 4 years. He claims it's "impossible" for him to transmit the virus to others. The Doctors and special guest Dr. Jorge Rodriguez discuss Sheen's claims.
Actor Charlie Sheen recently announced that he has been HIV positive for the past 4 years, and says he continued to have unprotected sex with others, despite his HIV status. Attorney Lisa Bloom joins The Doctors to discuss the potential legal ramifications Sheen could face as a result.
HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
HIV isn't a death sentence. Medicines and treatments have evolved drastically since the 1980s. Here's what HIV looks like in 2015.
In a The Doctors' special report, hear the latest news regarding actor Charlie Sheen's recent revelation that he is HIV positive. Click here to learn more about HIV and AIDS.
Actor Charlie Sheen recently announced that he has been HIV positive for the past 4 years. He claims itâs âimpossibleâ for him to transmit the virus to others. The Doctors and special guest Dr. Jorge Rodriguez discuss Sheenâs claims.
Actor Charlie Sheen recently announced that he has been HIV positive for the past 4 years, and says he continued to have unprotected sex with others, despite his HIV status. Attorney Lisa Bloom joins The Doctors to discuss the potential legal ramifications Sheen could face as a result.
HIV isn't a death sentence. Medicines and treatments have evolved drastically since the 1980s. Here's what HIV looks like in 2015.
In a The Doctorsâ special report, hear the latest news regarding actor Charlie Sheenâs recent revelation that he is HIV positive. Click here to learn more about HIV and AIDS.
Noah Michelson, Robert Levithan and Pepis Rodriguez explain why "the stigma is the danger" when it comes to HIV.
Noah Michelson, Robert Levithan and Pepis Rodriguez explain why "the stigma is the danger" when it comes to HIV.
HIV is in the news thanks to Charlie Sheen â" but itâs not the biggest health threat between the sheets.
Charlie Sheen admits to having HIV for over four years.
Charlie Sheen admits to having HIV for over four years.
Breastfeeding may help prevent common eye disease in preterm infants, study finds.
A quick-thinking bartender leaped into action to save the life of a patron who was choking on a bite of hamburger. Patrick Fagan jumper over the bar and performed the Heimlich maneuver on a man who was choking. "He turned around looked at me and I yelled at him 'Are you OK?' He shook his head and pointed to his throat," Fagan told INSIDE EDITION. Fagan hadn't performed the Heimlich maneuver before, and had to try a few times before the burger was expelled from the customer's throat.
A quick-thinking bartender leaped into action to save the life of a patron who was choking on a bite of hamburger. Patrick Fagan jumper over the bar and performed the Heimlich maneuver on a man who was choking. "He turned around looked at me and I yelled at him 'Are you OK?' He shook his head and pointed to his throat," Fagan told INSIDE EDITION. Fagan hadn't performed the Heimlich maneuver before, and had to try a few times before the burger was expelled from the customer's throat.
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Skin cancer is the No. 1 cancer in the U.S. ER physician Travis Stork visits dermatologist Sonia Batra to undergo a thorough examination to check for any cancerous growths. Click here to get Dr. Batra's top sunscreen tips!
In this web exclusive clip, dermatologist Sonia Batra shares her top tips to stay safe in the sun.
Anna Silk, of "Lost Girl" fame, explains the importance of "International Girls Day.
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Lillian Faderman explain how lesbian role in the AIDS crisis brought gay men and women together.
Lillian Faderman explain how lesbian role in the AIDS crisis brought gay men and women together.
According to the World Health Organization, millions of people living with HIV need treatment right now.
According to the World Health Organization, millions of people living with HIV need treatment right now.
A broadcaster's worst nightmare is losing their voice and for Inside Edition's Jim Moret, it was a reality. There were nodules on Moret's vocal cords that caused him to lose his voice so his doctor ordered him not to say a word for nearly an entire month, fearing he might lose his voice forever if he spoke. Moret said: "It's been frustrating. Day after day of no talking." Julie Andrews' singing voice was ruined after vocal cord surgery to remove nodules. Moret was determined to avoid surgery.
Ways to best treat bruises and possibly speed the healing process.
Ways to best treat bruises and possibly speed the healing process.
Despite the negative stigma, HIV is a treatable disease. HuffPost blogger Andrew Pulsipher was born with it and now, at age 34, he wants to talk about it. He joins us to discuss how he has led a full life with his wife and kids who are HIV negative.
Andrew Pulsipher talks about living HIV+ for 34 years.
Despite the negative stigma, HIV is a treatable disease. HuffPost blogger Andrew Pulsipher was born with it and now, at age 34, he wants to talk about it. He joins us to discuss how he has led a full life with his wife and kids who are HIV negative.
Andrew Pulsipher explains why he feels that we should no longer use the term "AIDS."
A health and safety officer has failed to take notice of his own advice.
A health and safety officer has failed to take notice of his own advice.
While overall HIV diagnoses have been declining nationwide, a sobering CDC report came out last summer which found a 132% increase in new HIV diagnoses among young gay men between 2001 and 2011.
HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
Exercise may be an effective treatment for Alzheimerâs Disease.
Exercise may be an effective treatment for Alzheimer's Disease.
Board certified pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstein, MD, FAAP shares vital information on dry and secondary drowning. Dry drowning occurs when breathing in water causes your child's vocal chords to spasm and close. Secondary drowning happens when water enters your child's airways and builds up. Both cases can result in labored breathing or worse. In this segment Dr. JJ explains how to recognize the symptoms and offers advice on how you can keep your kids safe in the water.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimerâs Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimerâs Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer's Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer's Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Board certified pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstein, MD, FAAP shares vital information on dry and secondary drowning. Dry drowning occurs when breathing in water causes your child's vocal chords to spasm and close. Secondary drowning happens when water enters your child's airways and builds up. Both cases can result in labored breathing or worse. In this segment Dr. JJ explains how to recognize the symptoms and offers advice on how you can keep your kids safe in the water.
Lyme disease can often be hard to diagnose. Learn how to protect yourself this summer.
Lyme disease can often be hard to diagnose. Learn how to protect yourself this summer.
Lumberjack Dave Willmott manages to lacerate his arm whilst on the job.
Young Jessica gets her finger jammed inside part of her toy railroad track.
Two decades before rapper Mykki Blanco disclosed his HIV status, Eazy-E revealed he had AIDS. Ahead of National HIV Testing Day, we unpack why HIV disproportionately affects Black Americans and how popular culture can stigmatize the disease.
Latvian student, Alexis Berzina, landed herself in casualty after a slip up during the most serene of pursuits, sewing.
Depending on who you are, these days, HIV is no longer a death sentence. In fact, gay men can altogether avoid getting it by taking PrEP drugs. But, does that create overly optimistic attitudes about HIV/AIDS? Our intergenerational panel weighs in.
Rich Juzwiak and Phill Wilson join HuffPost Live to discuss Truvada and AIDS prevention drugs.
Monica Jones and Robert Levithan join HuffPost Live to discuss the reality of long-term AIDS survivors.
Activist Phill Wilson joins HuffPost Live to discuss the "diminishing of black lives" in conversations about AIDS.
Connor Harrold was enjoying himself on a park swing when his friends Staffordshire bull terrier lept up and bit Connor's thigh.
Connor Harrold was enjoying himself on a park swing when his friends Staffordshire bull terrier lept up and bit Connor's thigh.
A CPR expert explains how these simple techniques can help to save a life before paramedics arrive.
A CPR expert explains how these simple techniques can help to save a life before paramedics arrive.
Researchers studying the buildup of proteins in the brain of an Alzheimer's patient say a commonly prescribed antidepressant may slow the progression of the disease.
James Wheeler finds himself in A&E after attempting to cut down a shrubbery with a high powered rotary. His trimming technique was misguided and as he held back the safety guard to get a clearer view, his gripped slipped and the saw shot back cutting through two of his fingers.
Click here for more Bizarre ER:
http://www.youtube.com/OfficialBizarreER
James Wheeler finds himself in A&E after attempting to cut down a shrubbery with a high powered rotary. His trimming technique was misguided and as he held back the safety guard to get a clearer view, his gripped slipped and the saw shot back cutting through two of his fingers.
Click here for more Bizarre ER:
http://www.youtube.com/OfficialBizarreER
A Missouri man has been sentenced to up to 60 years in prison for recklessly spreading HIV.
Jonathan has to go into hospital for an X-ray; the nurse has to see what his finger looks like in order to work out the best way to take the staple out. Nurse Practitioner Maria Caitlin, is in charge of unpicking Jonathan's stapled finger.
Jonathan has to go into hospital for an X-ray; the nurse has to see what his finger looks like in order to work out the best way to take the staple out. Nurse Practitioner Maria Caitlin, is in charge of unpicking Jonathan's stapled finger.
After a successful gig, indie kid Craig and his bandmates were enjoying a well deserved drink at an after-show party. As the night wore on the celebrations became more raucous sending vibrations around the room. This in turn loosened a giant ceiling fitting that landed on Craig's head.
After a successful gig, indie kid Craig and his bandmates were enjoying a well deserved drink at an after-show party. As the night wore on the celebrations became more raucous sending vibrations around the room. This in turn loosened a giant ceiling fitting that landed on Craig's head.
Meet Northampton's miniature version of David Blaine, Max Emmer still has a lot to learn about magic however. Whilst trying to perform a trick, he managed to get a peanut stuck in his ear - the trick worked far too well however since the peanut completely disappeared!
Meet Northampton's miniature version of David Blaine, Max Emmer still has a lot to learn about magic however. Whilst trying to perform a trick, he managed to get a peanut stuck in his ear - the trick worked far too well however since the peanut completely disappeared!
Sean took his fancy dress costume a step to far and ended up in A&E after superglueing a hat to his head.
Sean took his fancy dress costume a step to far and ended up in A&E after superglueing a hat to his head.
Carol has a problem that's left her looking like a victim of poor plastic surgery. After feeling a strange tick in the corner of her mouth the previous night, it appears the swelling has spread to her whole mouth. Despite the fixed expression on her face she's able to see the funny side.
Carol has a problem that's left her looking like a victim of poor plastic surgery. After feeling a strange tick in the corner of her mouth the previous night, it appears the swelling has spread to her whole mouth. Despite the fixed expression on her face she's able to see the funny side.
A fatal yawn in classroom leads to a dislocated jaw. Potentially dangerous but easily solved with lolly sticks.
Actor Daniel Franzese of HBO's "Looking" discusses how representations of HIV patients in the media are necessary to raise awareness for the disease. Plus, viral specialist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez explains how he weighs the risks and benefits of prescribing pre-exposure prophylactics to high-risk patients.
Viral specialist Dr. Jorge Rodriguez and actor Daniel Franzese of HBO's "Looking" discuss the potential benefits of a newly approved drug to prevent HIV infection.
A fatal yawn in classroom leads to a dislocated jaw. Potentially dangerous but easily solved with lolly sticks.
Aaron was licking the dirt of a pound coin..as you do. Unfortunately the pound coin slipped and went straight down his cake hole. Desperate to retrieve the pound and restore the health of their son, Aarons parents have brought him to Bradford hospital.
Aaron was licking the dirt of a pound coin..as you do. Unfortunately the pound coin slipped and went straight down his cake hole. Desperate to retrieve the pound and restore the health of their son, Aarons parents have brought him to Bradford hospital.
A fishing competition ends in tears when Barry's friend Stewart's fly fishing hook decide to latch onto the end of his beak. Fortunately Barry is a very hands on patient and decided to just do it himself in the end. Mission success.
A fishing competition ends in tears when Barry's friend Stewart's fly fishing hook decide to latch onto the end of his beak. Fortunately Barry is a very hands on patient and decided to just do it himself in the end. Mission success.
Can you remember the last time you got a good night's sleep? Turns out, there might be something more concerning than just feeling groggy the next day. Researchers for the Alzheimerâs Disease Neuroimaging Initiative put together a study that links memory loss to sleep disorders.
Can you remember the last time you got a good night's sleep? Turns out, there might be something more concerning than just feeling groggy the next day. Researchers for the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative put together a study that links memory loss to sleep disorders.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R) on Monday extended a short-term needle exchange program in order to respond to an exploding HIV crisis in southeastern Indiana.
A new drug, BCI-838, offers new hope to halt and possibly reverse the damage of Alzheimer's disease.
Learn important first aid dos and don'ts, just in time for the active summer months.
Learn important first aid dos and donâts, just in time for the active summer months.
Former Iowa politician Henry Rayhons was recently accused of sexually assaulting his wife, an Alzheimer's patient. The case has shed light on grey areas of consent when it comes to mental capacity. Can a person with dementia consent to sex?
Our HuffPost Live Community joins Nancy to talk about the conversation every baby boomer needs to have.
Former Iowa politician Henry Rayhons was recently accused of sexually assaulting his wife, an Alzheimer's patient. The case has shed light on grey areas of consent when it comes to mental capacity. Can a person with dementia consent to sex?
Our HuffPost Live Community joins Nancy to talk about the conversation every baby boomer needs to have.
Michelangelo Signorile joins HuffPost Live to explain why Truvada isn't enough to end AIDS.
Former President Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimerâs in 1994 â" five years after he left the White House â" but a new study suggests his speaking patterns during his two terms in office may have hinted at the disease.
Former President Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 1994 five years after he left the White House but a new study suggests his speaking patterns during his two terms in office may have hinted at the disease.
Clive Stanton and his shooting party were taking some time to train their hunting dogs. Thinking the round was over, Clive stepped out of the safety zone, just as a pheasant flew overhead. Clive's friend decided to take a shot at it, not realising Clive was in the firing line. Pellets showered down and embedded themselves into Clive's skull.
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ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains what you should do if you suffer a nose bleed.
Clive Stanton and his shooting party were taking some time to train their hunting dogs. Thinking the round was over, Clive stepped out of the safety zone, just as a pheasant flew overhead. Clive's friend decided to take a shot at it, not realising Clive was in the firing line. Pellets showered down and embedded themselves into Clive's skull. Check out more Bizarre ER at: http://www.youtube.com/OfficialBizarreER
ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains what you should do if you suffer a nose bleed.
Indiana's Republican governor has authorized a short-term needle exchange program to combat a local outbreak of HIV, despite long opposition to such programs. Will this be an effective strategy to control the spread of the disease?
Mark S. King joins HuffPost Live and talks about why he didn't think twice about sharing an infected needle.
Our HuffPost Live Community joins Nancy to discuss how effective needle exchange programs are in preventing the spread of HIV.
Indiana's Republican governor has authorized a short-term needle exchange program to combat a local outbreak of HIV, despite long opposition to such programs. Will this be an effective strategy to control the spread of the disease?
Fewer than half of people diagnosed with Alzheimerâs have been told by their doctor they have the disease. WSJ's Melinda Beck reports.
Fewer than half of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's have been told by their doctor they have the disease. WSJ's Melinda Beck reports.
Is gender a risk factor for memory loss?
Is gender a risk factor for memory loss?
Sarah Buhr stops by SXSW's first "Robot Petting Zoo" to learn more about robots built to assist with natural disasters.
Sarah Buhr stops by SXSW's first "Robot Petting Zoo" to learn more about robots built to assist with natural disasters.
A new study shows promises in improving memory in mice and it could lead to new treatment of Alzheimer's. WSJ's Jeanne Whalen reports.
A new study shows promises in improving memory in mice and it could lead to new treatment of Alzheimer's. WSJ's Jeanne Whalen reports.
Enjoy this fun and active song and join in with Luke and Emma as they teach us how to exercise!
C-Difficile bacteria and flu could be lurking at your doc's waiting room. Find out why and how to avoid infections.
Licensed pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstein explains how to properly perform bystander CPR. More than 300k people each year suffer heart attacks outside of a hospital and many of those incidents are fatal. It's estimated that using prompt and proper CPR can help increase the chance of survival during a cardiac event. Dr. JJâs tips include the latest CPR techniques that do not require a breath component and follow the Bee Geeâs song âStayin Alive.â
Scott Croft with BOAT US discusses the dangers of electric shock drowning (ESD) and what to do if you spot a victim of ESD.
Learn what conditions can cause heat stroke and hypothermia, which of the two leads to more deaths and how to treat someone whose body temperature is too high or too low.
Learn how Emmy award-winning TV personality Leeza Gibbons is helping educate Alzheimerâs patients and their families about appropriate care during the various stages of the disease.
Pfizerâs Chief Medical Officer Freda Lewis-Hall shares ways in which you can contribute to medical research on Alzheimerâs and other devastating diseases.
Filmmaker Max Lugavere joins HuffPost Live to talk about brain health, including the steps he's taking to prevent neurological diseases. He'll also discuss his latest projects and much more.
Actress Julianne Moore's latest film, "Still Alice," focuses on how Alzheimer's can impact an entire family. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon opens up about losing his mother to the devastating disease.
Learn how certain medications used to treat Parkinson's disease can cause patients to engage in addictive behaviors, such as gambling and engaging in risky sexual activity.
The Doctors share the heroic story of Hakeem, a man who happened to be in the right place at the right time. Hear how he saved the life of a 2-month-old girl named Adda Claire, whose mother found her face down and not breathing in her crib.
The Doctors share the heroic story of Hakeem, a man who happened to be in the right place at the right time. Hear how he saved the life of a 2-month-old girl named Adda Claire, whose mother found her face down and not breathing in her crib.
Kelly Gunderson has been caring for her 87-year-old mom who suffers from Alzheimer's - the most common form of dementia.
Marc talks with our HuffPost Community about why it seems as thug the gay community has forgotten about HIV.
As a standout wrestler, Michael Johnson (or "Tiger Mandingo") was respected. As a gay man, he was desired. And as a defendant charged with passing on HIV, he's become a scapegoat, argues reporter Steven Thrasher. He joins to discuss his article.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has released a report showing that between 2001 and 2011, new HIV diagnoses among men who have sex with men increased by 132 percent.
After TV producer Mark Koberg was diagnosed with HIV, he says he dealt with the condition medically but not emotionally. After a year, the emotional burden took a toll on his health, and doctors told him he had to reduce his stress. Mark turned to mindful-based stress reduction. Advocates say mindful-based stress reduction can help people better manage stress, fear, anger, anxiety and depression.
More than five million American's are living with Alzheimer's disease and sometimes this frightening disease comes on quickly without any warning signs. But researchers are now identifying some clues to Alzheimer's that you should know about.
Caring for an ailing parent is a life-changing event. Beyond the sadness and suffering, the experience can teach caregiving children a lot about toughness, perseverance and especially love. WSJ contributor Dave Shiflett shares his story on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero.
Will Brawner joins HuffPost Live and talks about how he turned his tragedy into triumph.
Will Brawner talks with Marc about how he had unprotected sex despite knowing he was HIV-Positive.
"25 to Life" tells the story of one man's coming-of-age with HIV. After hiding his status for 25 years, the film follows Will Brawner on his life journey through the tough issues of sex, race and manhood. Will and the film's director join us live.
This is not your typical thrift store; Out of the Closet takes pride in not draining your checking account, but they'll gladly take a bit of your blood. The store offers free HIV testing and is even putting in a pharmacy, hoping to remove the stigma that comes with HIV, and also gives 96 of each $1 to the HIV community.
When you think of a blanket you want it to be comfortable, you want it to keep you warm, but do you expect it to save your life? Probably not. But that was before The Bodyguard Blanket: designed to shield kids from tornado debris and bullets. The blanket allows kids to have a fighting chance if their school zone turns into a danger zone.
When you think of a blanket you want it to be comfortable, you want it to keep you warm, but do you expect it to save your life? Probably not. But that was before The Bodyguard Blanket: designed to shield kids from tornado debris and bullets. The blanket allows kids to have a fighting chance if their school zone turns into a danger zone.
We classify cancer in different stages and now researchers are doing something similar with Alzheimer's disease. It could mean a much earlier diagnosis and better treatment for many people.
AIDS in the 1980s ravaged the gay community as hospitals and the government turned a blind eye. We talk to the people who lived through the first phase of the AIDS crisis watching their friends die.
AIDS in the 1980s ravaged the gay community as hospitals and the government turned a blind eye. We talk to the people who lived through the first phase of the AIDS crisis watching their friends die.
Florence Ngobeni-Allen lost her first child to HIV when she transmitted it to her daughter without knowing that she herself was infected. Here, Ngobeni-Allen shares the powerful story of how she later learned that children can be born free of HIV with access to medication and proper care and how she went on to have two sons who were born free.
Melvyn Amrine, of Little Rock, Ark., may not remember the details of his life since his Alzheimer's diagnosis, but he recently proved that his love for his wife transcends memory.
In the wake of the premiere of HBO's original film "The Normal Heart," HuffPost Live is joined by doctors and activists who were at the forefront of the fight against HIV-AIDS.
In the wake of the premiere of HBO's original film "The Normal Heart," HuffPost Live is joined by doctors and activists who were at the forefront of the fight against HIV-AIDS.
Rae Lewis-Thornton joins HuffPost Live to discuss how her AIDS diagnosis was kill her more than the disease itself.
In the lead up to the premier of HBO's original film "The Normal Heart," we discuss how advancements in medicine have helped those infected with HIV or AIDS to live longer and healthier lives.
In the lead up to the premier of HBO's original film "The Normal Heart," we discuss how advancements in medicine have helped those infected with HIV or AIDS to live longer and healthier lives.
If you're having a heart attack, can you administer "self CPR" by coughing? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork weighs in on this Internet health rumor.
If youâre having a heart attack, can you administer âself CPRâ by coughing? E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork weighs in on this Internet health rumor.
A new debate is brewing in the porn industry, and this one involves the HIV-prevention medication Truvada. HuffPost Live speaks to industry insiders about how the antiretroviral is being used by those in the business.
A new debate is brewing in the porn industry, and this one involves the HIV-prevention medication Truvada. HuffPost Live speaks to industry insiders about how the antiretroviral is being used by those in the business.
HIV Prevention Advocate Jim Pickett joins HuffPost Live to break down the Truvada controversy.
A company called Open Worm is creating a digital worm that will greatly assist scientists in discovering how to cure diseases like Alzheimer's.
Jinkx Monsoon joins HuffPost Live to talk about OraQuick.
Dr. Guy Eakin, Vice President of Scientific Affairs for the BrightFocus Foundation, discusses the top five questions you should ask your doctor regarding your Alzheimer's diagnosis.
HuffPost's Third Metric seeks to redefine success beyond money and power. As part of our ongoing series, we want to shine a light on the more than 5 million Americans that are living with dementia. What do they want their loved ones to know?
The conundrum has stumped doctors for years. Why do neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's affect only the elderly? Why do some people live to be over 100 with normal brain functioning while others develop dementia decades earlier?
Alzheimer's disease may contribute to nearly as many deaths as heart disease and cancer, new study suggests.
The Doctors demonstrate how to spring clean your first-aid kit!
Find out which animal may hold the secret to finding a cure for HIV.
Kathy Ritchie joins Nancy to share her story of how she changed her life in order to take care of her mother with dementia.
The Doctors demonstrate how to spring clean your first-aid kit!
The Doctors discuss Dallas Buyers Club and America's AIDS epidemic during the 1980s.
Actor Seth Rogen delivered a moving testimony in Congress about watching his mother-in-law struggle with Alzheimer's. His story is far from unfamiliar for the sandwich generation those who care for both their children and parents with Alzheimer's.
Researchers are testing the effectiveness of a diabetes drug for the prevention of the development of Alzheimer's Disease in people who are predisposed to develop the condition.
Researchers say a toddler born with HIV has been functionally cured of the disease. Could it lead to a cure for HIV?
Deb Dugan came to the rescue of The Global Fund with (RED), a charity she founded to help eliminate AIDS in Africa. She joins us to talk World AIDS Day, how she rallied the private sector and raised enough money to impact the lives of 14 million.
Constance Mudenda shares her story of having a child after suffering loss and learning she was HIV-positive.
Philanthropist and HIV and AIDS activist Cookie Johnson, wife of NBA legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson, joins The Doctors to discuss the stigmas surrounding HIV and AIDS and the importance of education.
There are 34 million people around the globe currently living with HIV, but what's it really like to live with it and is the stigma still what it was decades ago? Our panel discusses in honor of World AIDS Day.
There are 34 million people around the globe currently living with HIV, but what's it really like to live with it and is the stigma still what it was decades ago? Rae Lewis-Thornton shares her story.
There are 34 million people around the globe currently living with HIV, but what's it really like to live with it and is the stigma still what it was decades ago? We speak with Duane Cramer.
The Doctors has an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! Learn about the newest studies on Alzheimer's disease in the latest article.
To increase brainpower and memory, what matters most is what you do with your mind and your muscles. In this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers three tips that can help you boost your brain and improve your memory.
What's the secret to keeping your brain fast and nimble? Sharpen it with some proven techniques. Dr. Michael Roizen, MD, shares tips to improve your memory and brainpower.
Regular eye exams do more than protect your vision. They may help you prevent dementia. In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, explains the connection between poor eyesight and a higher risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Doctors now have convincing evidence that they put HIV into remission, hopefully for good, in a Mississippi baby born with the AIDS virus a medical first that is prompting a new look at how hard and fast such cases should be treated.
Researchers say the virus that causes AIDS in cats may hold the secret to developing an HIV vaccine for people.
This woman knows HIV effects and statistics all too well; she's been living with the disease for more than a decade. But instead of hiding, she takes life center stage and uses her life and experience to educate others.
That treat you just indulged in won't just go from your lips to your hips -- it might just go straight to your head. Middle-aged people with high abdominal fat are 3.6 times as likely to suffer from memory loss and dementia later on in life, researchers have discovered.
Scientists think peanut butter may be the key to diagnosing early-stage Alzheimer's disease.
The number of new, global HIV infections has dropped by a third since 2001.
Researchers say cats could be key in the development of an HIV vaccine.
New HIV infections have dropped by a third since 2001 and a UN official says the end of AIDS could come as soon as 2030. But are these reports painting too rosy a picture for people who still can't access the best treatment?
New HIV infections have dropped by a third since 2001 and a UN official says the end of AIDS could come as soon as 2030. But are these reports painting too rosy a picture for people who still can't access the best treatment? Randy Neece and John-Manuel Andriote join to discuss.
After getting struck by lightening while mountain climbing, Betsy Smith sustained multiple injuries. Here, she shows us her battle scars.
Interventions through social media can increase HIV testing among at-risk men.
After getting struck by lightening while mountain climbing, Betsy Smith sustained multiple injuries. Here, she shows us her battle scars.
The vaccine successfully treated 9 out of 16 monkeys, essentially curing them of the deadly disease. The study was published in the journal Nature.
Those who were among the first to contract HIV and were lucky enough to have their lives spared are now in uncharted territory: growing old with what was once a death sentence. What are the physical and psychological effects of aging with HIV?
Mark S. King, blogger at MyFabulousDisease.com, talks with Josh about what it was like being diagnosed with HIV when everyone seemed to think that it was a death sentence.
Up to 20 percent of people 65 and up have mild cognitive impairment. A new program could help these patients train their brains and improve their memory.
Louisiana's only dental school, LSU's Health Sciences Center in New Orleans, received a $2 million grant to teach students how to care for patients with HIV and AIDS.
Ron Grant joins HuffPost Live to talk about how he's dealt with being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's in 2007.
Alzheimer's specialist recommends a diet low in carbohydrates to Alzheimer's patients and people at risk for getting the disease.
Brain-boosting activities, like reading or doing crossword puzzles, can preserve memory in old age.
De acuerdo a un estudio Frances, personas quienes retraan su jubilacion tienen menos riesgo de tener Alzheimers.
Having at least one person in a group familiar with CPR is a must for staying safe this summer according to health officials.
Having at least one person in a group familiar with CPR is a must for staying safe this summer according to health officials.
Paige Rawls was just like any other kid growing up. She liked playing soccer, hanging out with her friends and doing other activities. When she was 12 years old, her mother told her that she was born HIV positive, and within 2 weeks of confiding in her best friend, the entire middle school knew. She is now an outspoken activist for the disease, and is aiming to get on the cover of 'Seventeen' magazine as a contest finalist.
Ryan White was an Indiana teenager who became America's poster child for HIV/AIDS in the late 80s and early 90s. HIV/AIDS was still misunderstood and rumors about the disease caused Ryan White to be bullied at school and even prevented him from attending his own school. His family still fights to keep his legacy alive, and they give a live interview on FOX 59.
The anti-HIV drug Truvada helps prevent the spread of the illness in drug users.
Doctors report a big rise in an unusual form of dementia, robbing patients of other things well before their memories.
Timothy Ray Brown is the first person to have been cured of HIV, and he is now sharing his experiences with scientists at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. The Seattle man was diagnosed with HIV in 1995 and was diagnosed with leukemia more than a decade later. A stem cell transplant eradicated both diseases, and now scientists are looking at Brown's case to potentially find a cure for HIV.
Sandra de Castro Buffington, Director of Hollywood, Health & Society, USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center, shares how genetic storylines in Hollywood help improve health worldwide.
A new study shows a link between football and Alzheimer's disease.
Some seven thousand dental patients from one dental clinic im Oklahoma are receiving letters, urging them to get tested for hepatitis and HIV.
Some forms of skin cancer may be linked to a lower risk for Alzheimer's disease, though scientists aren't sure why.
With the first heat wave of 2013 on its way, doctors are giving us tips on how to prevent heat stroke and identify if either you or a friend may be at risk.
With the first heat wave of 2013 on its way, doctors are giving us tips on how to prevent heat stroke and identify if either you or a friend may be at risk.
Tyler Curry, Rich Juzwiak, and Noah Michelson and Dr. Daniel Berger join HuffPost Live to discuss the responisbilities that come with being HIV positive in a world with medicines like Truvada.
Dr. Annie Luetkemeyer, sister of Modern Family's Julie Bowen, joins The Doctors to reveal the latest HIV breakthroughs.
Preventing HIV like we prevent the flu? How work being done right now could do just that.
HIV positive women in Africa can lower their chance of infecting their babies by exclusively breastfeeding.
Rob Pinkus shows you how to use your personal medical kit to treat wounds in the firing range or even in a possible shooting scenario.
On April 17, 2013 a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant near Waco, Texas demolished the factory and leveled buildings for blocks in all directions. The blast resulted in a widescale evacuation in the community of 2,600 people, due to toxic fumes dispersed by the detonation. Two survivors of the devastating event discuss what they experienced. Plus, learn the dangers of toxic fumes emitted by such an explosion.
On April 17, 2013 a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant near Waco, Texas demolished the factory and leveled buildings for blocks in all directions. The blast resulted in a widescale evacuation in the community of 2,600 people, due to toxic fumes dispersed by the detonation. American Red Cross Spokesperson Dan Halyburton explains the challenges that the organization has faced from the disaster.
Lee Ann and Nicholas Yanni were both injured by the explosions that rocked the 2013 Boston Marathon. Lee Ann suffered an open fibular fracture and a ruptured eardrum, while Nicholas experienced temporary hearing loss. They join The Doctors via phone to recount the terrifying and traumatic event.
Dr. Parveen Parmar of Brigham and Women's Hospital explains how the emergency department responded to being flooded with injured people from the 2013 Boston Marathon explosions. Plus, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the color coding system used in emergency triage.
The annual cost of treating dementia tops that of heart disease and cancer. Experts estimate Americans spend more than $150 billion caring for people with the disease.
Music is helping some Alzheimer's patients cope with the disease.
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless killer. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning and what to do if it happens to you.
Thanks to a poster they saw in school, two boys, aged 9 and 10 helped a mother save her baby's life with CPR before an ambulance arrived. INSIDE EDITION has the incredible story.
Fourteen adults have also been "functionally cured" after they were given combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) for their HIV infection. They have been able to stop taking the treatment while still keeping their infection under control, according to a new study in the journal PLOS Pathogens.
Has a baby been cured of HIV? Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on this first in medicine.
A baby born with the virus that causes AIDS appears to have been cured, scientists announced Sunday. Dr. Anthony Fauci joins Abby for more on the case.
A baby born with the virus that causes AIDS appears to have been cured, scientists announced Sunday.
Talk show host, author and philanthropist Leeza Gibbons recalls her feelings when her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and explains how her foundation has helped honor her family and many others.
Recent studies suggest young gay men are ditching condoms, creating a rift within the community. Is unsafe gay sex becoming the norm? Mark King, Michael Weinstein and Kevin Robert Frost join Josh to discuss.
Is it a breakthrough or a setback? It's an old debate over a new way to prevent the spread of HIV.
Is there a cure for Alzheimer's? Find out about treatment for Alzheimer's and how the medication works.
Documentary filmmaker David France joins Alicia on set to discuss what inspired him to make the film and how he felt after receiving his Oscar nomination.
Documentary filmmaker David France and HIV positive Randy Neece join Alicia on set to discuss the amount of gratitude those that have HIV or know people with HIV feel for ACT UP.
Documentary filmmaker David France and Chris Collins join Alicia to discuss the importance of ACT UP and what measures we should take going forward to further fight the AIDS epidemic.
Academy Award-nominated doc 'How To Survive A Plague' tells the story of activists who changed the conversation about AIDS and helped make the disease manageable.
Having a portable first aid kit in your home is essential for treating common burns, sprains and scrapes. Here are 13 items every emergency kit needs.
Alzheimer's is by fart the most common type of dementia, but do you know the warning signs. Watch to find out about the symptoms of Alzheimer's and when you should visit the doctor.
Around 800,000 people suffer from dementia in the UK. But what is Alzheimer's and what are its symptoms?
Dallasite Tyler Curry is starting a campaign to start a conversation about HIV and AIDS. It's called "The Needle Prick Project," and it's already getting national attention. "I have a long life ahead of me," said Curry.
Do the math and you'll be overwhelmed at the numbers Alzheimer's patients, increasing daily. Now a new study offers a prediction for just how bad it will be and who needs to wake up before their memory goes. Since 1993, Rush University Medical Center researchers have followed thousands of Chicagoans - all 65 and older - from four different neighborhoods. The task - take a snap shot of the baby boomer generation today.
See how the Act Fast Anti Choking Trainer can help children and adults learn the Heimlich maneuver and potentially save someone's life.
Kiplinger talks to families about the staggering costs of Alzheimer's care, and offers expert advice on financial planning before and after a diagnosis of the devastating disease.
Singing in your car seems harmless, but a new study from Australia shows it could be dangerous.
Doctors have just opened a study looking at whether a compound found in wine and red grapes can prevent brain aging and possibly stop degenerative diseases like alzheimers from worsening.
Older adults with a condition called "amnestic mild cognitive impairment" may have a higher risk for early death.
New report shows 1 in 7 Alzheimer's patients live alone.
Researchers in Iceland have found a gene that appears to prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease.
The Obama Administration has set a deadline of 2025 to find effective ways to treat and perhaps delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
Longer use of a common Alzheimer's drug may benefit patients.
Omega-3 fish oil supplements may do nothing to prevent memory problems.
Terry Leach, a teenager with Huntington's disease, and his family talk to reporter Greg Bledsoe about living with the disease and how Terry exceeds expectations every day.
On the brink of becoming an epidemic, the United States declares war on Alzheimer's. And now there is also news of an experimental new weapon that could help prevent the devastating disease.
The number of people battling Alzheimer's disease is growing... and the costs are rising just as dramatically. Many patients are left without a safety net or family support.
How fast you walk could be an indicator of your risk for early dementia.
Robert Bazell reports on a promising new treatment for one of the biggest challenges out there: Alzheimer's.
A new study suggests plaque build-up in your brain may be more harmful than having the Alzheimer's gene.
Could playing online games like Words with Friends and Song Pop give you a boost in brain power, or instead be a brain drain? Erika Edwards talks to Alzheimer's disease experts about social media games.
Five and a half million Americans are already are living with Alzheimer's disease, and now scientists have made a disturbing but important discovery about how the brain changes leading to Alzheimer's begin decades before any symptoms.
Taking ginkgo biloba supplements does nothing to protect the elderly from developing Alzheimer's disease.
A majority of dementia patients and their loved ones say they feel stigmatized by others, according to a new report from the Alzheimer's Association.
New report on Alzheimer's explains the research in the field.
People who are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease late in life may have a less aggressive form of the disease.
Subtle changes in how a person walks could be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.
When the time comes for a friend to step in and care for you, it's important to have power of attorney to keep financial accounts open.
Hispanics and African Americans at highest risk for developing Alzheimer's.
Alzheimer's can be detected early via an increase of plaque in the brain. New technology allows doctors to find this sooner.
Early onset Alzheimers affects 5.4 million Americans under the age of 65, but doctors have found exercise can help to slow young onset Alzheimers. Marianne Favro spoke with one woman who was diagnosed at 53.
More than 700 patients at the Buffalo Veterans Administration Center may have been exposed to HIV and Hepatitus because of an accidental reuse of insulin pens.
More than 700 patients at the Buffalo Veterans Administration Center may have been exposed to HIV and Hepatitus because of an accidental reuse of insulin pens. Amanda Chan, Bubba Atkinson, Noor Tagouri and Tim Young join Ahmed to discuss.
For around 40 dollars, you can now purchase an HIV test over the counter at your local CVS, Walgreens, or other drug store. Some say it's a huge leap and will help many learn their HIV status in the privacy and comfort of their own homes.
More sexually transmitted diseases could be prevented or treated ... if more pediatricians-in-training in california knew how.
Researchers have identified a mysterious illness that acts like AIDS, even though patients aren't HIV-positive. Most cases have been in Asia, but a few have been reported in the U.S.
HIV patients may not be controlling their virus as well as doctors thought.
Brian Mooar reports t he Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter HIV test, allowing Americans to test themselves for the virus that causes AIDS in the privacy of their homes.
The FDA has approved the first medication to reduce the risk for contracting HIV.
Brian Mooar reports t he Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter HIV test, allowing Americans to test themselves for the virus that causes AIDS in the privacy of their homes.
The Centers for Disease Control has announced a pilot program that will offer free rapid HIV tests at pharmacies in 24 cities.
HuffPost Senior Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria sits down with Caltech Nobel Laureate David Baltimore to talk about VIP, an experimental preventive measure for HIV.
HIV is on the rise in teens and young adults and they don't even know it.
Nurse Mary explains how to recognize and treat frostbite.
A new report by the Centers for Disease Control shows that in 2010, blacks accounted for 44% of the new HIV infections. Young African American men are the most at risk. Cornelius Baker joins Abby to talk about this trend.
Nurse Mary explains how to recognize and treat hypothermia.
Nurse Mary explains how to clean a wound.
Nurse Mary explains how to lift and move an accident victim.
Nurse Mary explains how to treat a blistering sunburn.
Nurse Mary explains how to treat someone having a stroke.
Nurse Mary explains how to treat someone having a seizure.
In 1981, glam rock legend Freddie Mercury died from pneumonia due to a weakened immune system from a HIV infection. Learn how symptoms of HIV, prior to late stage progression, are often none at all, and the importance of safe sex and getting tested for STDs.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care reviews some of the most common Alzheimer's diagnosis concerns.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care discusses the basics of Alzheimer's and dementia.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care addresses some of the common caregiver concerns that can arise when caring for a senior loved one with Alzheimer's.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care provides some basic solutions for caregivers dealing with Alzheimer's patients.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care discusses how to manage Alzheimer's delusions and wandering.
Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care explains how to manage frustrating Alzheimer's symptoms.
HIV-positive mother Fortunata Kasege and her daughter Florida Mwesiga work as ambassadors for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and they sat down to share their story of how Fortunata took steps to prevent the transmission of the disease to her children.
A single injection is replacing a major surgery for young athletes. Find out how the somewhat controversial treatment is being used to repair a serious injury in a fraction of the time it would take with a surgery
Full Segment: A significant amount of progress has been made in understanding, treating and preventing AIDS, but is the end in sight for a disease that has claimed 30 million lives?
Full Segment: A significant amount of progress has been made in understanding, treating and preventing AIDS, but is the end in sight for a disease that has claimed 30 million lives?
Full Segment: Marc and Alicia discuss the U.S.'s new "blueprint" to combat AIDS, unveiled just before World AIDS Day on Saturday.
Marc and Alicia discuss the U.S.'s new "blueprint" to combat AIDS, unveiled just before World AIDS Day on Saturday.
Full Segment: November is Alzheimer's disease awareness month. But little is known about the early-onset form of the disease that can wreak havoc for young people and their families.
November is Alzheimer's disease awareness month. But little is known about the early-onset form of the disease that can wreak havoc for young people and their families.
Author and HuffPost Blogger Deborah Swiss talks about caring for her mother who has Alzheimer's, and that it was a secret that her mom had it until her father passed away.
Nail guns are responsible for an estimated 37,000 emergency room visits each year. The Doctors explain what to do should you ever suffer a puncture wound like a nail in the foot.
A new study shows that Americans fear Alzheimer's more than any other disease. In honor of National Alzheimer's Awareness Month, we help shed light on the condition.
The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the latest article focuses on the early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and age-related dementia.
How do you get HIV? Find out all about HIV transmission and whether or not you can get HIV from oral sex.
The Terrence Higgins Trust has a wealth of information on HIV. Find out where else you can find out about this stigmatised virus and where you can get your questions answered.
What are the best methods of HIV prevention? What should pregnant HIV positive woman do to prevent transmitting the virus to their unborn baby?
Are you pregnant and are about to have a HIV pregnancy test? Watch this video to find out what to expect and to answer questions you may have.
Ever wondered how HIV is actually spread? Find out whether you can really catch the virus from a toilet seat or by sitting in a Jacuzzi with someone who is positive.
A portable first aid kit is necessary for treating all kinds of injuries. We list a handful of items that should not be absent from your kit.
A portable first aid kit is necessary for treating all kinds of injuries. We list a handful of items that should not be absent from your kit.
Author and sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer talks with WSJ's Anne Tergesen about her new book "Dr. Ruth's Guide for the Altzheimer's Caregiver" that gives advice to families and friends of Alzheimer's patients.
The HIV prevention drug Truvada has made its way onto pharmacy shelves. But, will this new disease-fighting tool encourage risky behavior?
The HIV prevention drug Truvada has made its way onto pharmacy shelves. But, will this new disease-fighting tool encourage risky behavior?
Professional snake wrangler Jules Sylvester explains the emergency action plan if you're bitten by a poisonous serpent.
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban gives her top tips on identifying particular insect bites. Plus, learn the best medicinal treatments and home remedies for relieving the inflammation and irritation.
Professional snake wrangler Jules Sylvester and E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explain how the two types of snake venom, hemotoxin and neurotoxin, affect the body.
Emergency rooms must keep their doors open during the storm, but what happens to those who need non-emergency care? What about when the storm shuts the hospital down?
Emergency rooms must keep their doors open during the storm, but what happens to those who need non-emergency care? What about when the storm shuts the hospital down?
Good medical planning together with support groups can be keys to healing when a woman receives devastating health news. Dr. Jennifer Lewis describes the first steps a woman should take when newly diagnosed with HIV.
Learn how to properly tend to someone with a dislocated elbow with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to put a bandage onto a finger with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to apply the FAST test on someone you suspect is having a stroke with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to efficiently tend to someone with a dislocated thumb in this easy to follow guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to a person with a fractured ankle with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to properly tend to someone with a dislocated elbow with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to put a bandage onto a finger with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to apply the FAST test on someone you suspect is having a stroke with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to efficiently tend to someone with a dislocated thumb in this easy to follow guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to a person with a fractured ankle with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Good medical planning together with support groups can be keys to healing when a woman receives devastating health news. Dr. Jennifer Lewis describes the first steps a woman should take when newly diagnosed with HIV.
Learn how to prevent blood loss from and bandage up large wounds on the arms and legs with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to perform CPR on an adult with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to someone with a dislocated knee with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tie a support sling onto a person with a dislocated shoulder with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
A NY woman claims her doctor broke state law by testing her for HIV without consent. She tested positive. Did the doctor violate her rights or did he save her life? Joining the conversation are Alex Garner, Ilene Corina, Dr. Peter Ubel and Dr. Robert Klitzman.
Learn three different ways of performing CPR in this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to perform CPR on a child with the help of this easy to follow guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to help someone who is having a heart attack with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to someone having a severe allergic reaction with the help of this guide from St John's Ambulance first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to someone who is choking with the help of this guide from St John's Ambulance first aid trainer, Clive James.
Learn how to tend to someone suffering with hypothermia with the help of this guide from St John Ambulance first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to perform CPR on an adult with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Learn how to tend to someone with a dislocated knee with the help of this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Alzheimer's is an irreversible, progressive brain disease and the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. But there are steps you can take to protect your brain. Editor-in-Chief of Reader's Digest, Liz Vacariello, reveals simple tips for radically reducing your risk for Alzheimer's and dementia.
Learn three different ways of performing CPR in this guide from first aid trainer Clive James.
Ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Andrew Ordon explains when a nosebleed could potentially be life-threatening.
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates what to do if someone is bleeding from the mouth.
Watch shocking surveillance footage from a grocery store in Palm Coast, Florida, where an out-of-control driver plowed into the supermarket.
Tremendous progress has been made against HIV/AIDS in the developing world. But where does the fight now stand and are we on the verge of a breakthrough?
On July 8, 2012, 17-year-old Kaleb "Fred" Langdale of Moore Haven, Florida was taking a dip in the Caloosahatchee River with his friends. As he swam across the river, Kaleb heard his friends shout that there was an alligator in the water. See the surprising way that Fred halted the bleeding while waiting for paramedics to arrive.
On July 20, 2012 tragedy struck citizens of Aurora, Colorado, when a gunman opened fire inside a crowded movie theatre. Fifty eight people were injured and 12 were killed. Best friends Allie and Stephanie were both there on that fateful night and barely survived the attack. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates the importance of applying direct pressure to a bleeding wound, and how it saved Allie's life.
HuffPost Blogger Carl Sandler argues that gay men are still ashamed of HIV. Would the stigma diminish if people were more open? Also joining the conversation are Jahlove Serrano, Daniel Tietz, Liam Rubio and Julio Fonseca.
Geriatrician Dr. Laura Mosqueda, Director of Geriatrics at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine explains what happens to the brain when affected by dementia. Plus, Dr. Travis explains how the brain processes music.
Recreational therapist Yvonne Russell and social worker Daniel Cohen explain how music can improve the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
See how the power of music allowed one man to tap back into part of himself that had long been obscured by dementia.
Alone, angry and exhausted... those are just three words that describe what a caregiver can feel. Patti Davis shares with us what she learned through her father's battle with Alzheimer's disease and how she is helping others.
Scientists know that neurons in the brains of dementia patients contain abnormally high amounts of two proteins, tau and beta ameloid. Professor Jurgen Goetz of the Queensland Brain Institute says
Jojo Rhines discusses how hard it's been living with HIV, and how difficult it is to obtain healthcare for the condition in many southern communities.
June Cross discusses HIV, the costs associated with it, and shares a story of an HIV-positive friend who opted to just stop taking medication rather than deal with the headache of healthcare.
Deepak Chopra, author and M.D., gives us important tips for how to prevent the onset of Alzheimer's, and how to keep the mind sharp. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com
HIV: USA is a nationwide creative writing and documentary film project that features participants living with HIV/AIDS and writings about their disease in order to educate and inform and to encourage HIV testing.
Alzheimer's disease, the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States, is an irreversible, progressive brain disease that slowly destroys memory and cognitive skills. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork illustrates how Alzheimer's disease affects the brain.
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, joins The Doctors to further explain the devastating effects of Alzheimer's.
HIV: USA is a nationwide creative writing and documentary film project that features participants living with HIV/AIDS and writings about their disease in order to educate and inform and to encourage HIV testing. HIV: RI is one state specific chapter of this collaborative effort featuring several HIV positive Rhode Islanders who gave their permission to share a very intimate part of their life.
HIV: USA is a nationwide creative writing and documentary film project that features participants living with HIV/AIDS and writings about their disease in order to educate and inform and to encourage HIV testing. HIV: NYC is a collaborative video project highlighting several HIV+ New Yorkers who chose to share a very intimate part of their lives through poetry and prose. By ignoring stigma, it sheds light on the reality of living with the virus that causes Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
The Doctors reveal top first aid myths and how to properly care for cuts and scrapes.
If you were in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? Melinda Beck on Lunch Break explains why one 57-year-old California woman and her husband wish they had never learned.
Do yo know how to handle a burn? What can you give as an antidote for poison? Amanda gives a refresher course on how to be counted on for an emergency.
Learn how to perform hands-only CPR; it could save someone's life.
Learn to help someone who's been poisoned with these first aid instructions.
Learn how to handle alcohol poisoning by following this guide.
Get CPR certification by finding a class in your area using these tips.
Learn how to care for a blister and bandage it with these important steps.
Learn how to make a sling with these step-by-step instructions so you'll be prepared for an emergency.
Learn how to bandage an injured elbow with these easy tips.
Know the correct way to bandage an injured hand.
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates how pantyhose can be used to create a strong sling for someone who has fallen and injured their collar bone.
Learn how to use a cold compress to reduce inflammation with these important tips.
Know how to make a butterfly bandage, which can speed up healing by pulling the skin together.
Learn how to stop a light nosebleed with these important tips.
Use the information provided here to recognize the symptoms of a broken toe.
Recognize the symptoms of a broken finger using the information provided here.
Learn how to stop scars from forming as soon as you get a cut with these useful tips.
Know how to care for a victim who's gone into shock with these important tips.
Learn how to take the sting out of poison ivy with these important tips.
Learn how to treat some with a heatstroke using these important tips.
Learn how to treat blisters effectively following these steps.
Learn how to soothe a sunburn fast so you can get back to the beach.
Get rid of chiggers with these helpful tips.
They say "every journey starts with a single step," right? That's the mission statement of a burgeoning breed of HIV Outreach Programs. Though their numbers are small, the number of people they're saving is growing.
In this health video learn how a new treatments for HIV and AIDS are allowing patients to live much longer, in one case up to 20 years longer than expected.
In this health video learn how 40 million people worldwide suffer from AIDS. Now, two new drugs have been approved that could mean lifesaving options for these patients
More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's Disease. Many are cared for in traditional nursing homes, but one facility is turning the rules of Alzheimer's care upside down.
One in eight older Americans is living with Alzheimer's. While there's no cure, a high powered energy drink could slow Alzheimer's from stealing your memory.
5 million Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Researchers across the globe are pulling together to help them out and map all the genes that may cause this memory-robbing disease.
Researchers developed the first test that can see into your future and predict your risk for Alzheimer's. It may help some patients in danger of the disease enroll in trials that could slow the decline.
Some activities that you can share with an Alzheimer's patient. From cooking to gardening, activities you can do with your loved one with Alzheimer's.
Ways to communicate, simplify tasks and help your loved one with Alzheimer's navigate through their world. Including advice for caregivers.
In this video Dr. Craig Ritchie discusses some common misunderstandings of Alzheimer's, Terry Pratchett and interviews a patient and his carer about his condition and the support available to them. Watch this short film to learn about Alzheimer's treatment and intervention.
Alzheimer's disease, the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States, is an irreversible, progressive brain disease that slowly destroys memory and cognitive skills. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork illustrates how Alzheimer's disease affects the brain.
Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, joins The Doctors to further explain the devastating effects of Alzheimer's.
More than one million adults and children are infected with HIV in the United States. But thanks to advances in treatment, they are living longer than ever before.
Laurie Owen discusses the signs and symptoms you should look for in a loved one who might have Alzheimer's or some other type of dementia.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care provides information on how patients can prevent Alzheimer's or other types of dementia.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care explains how Alzheimer's and other dementias are diagnosed.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care discusses the various lifestyle changes one should consider if they are suffering from Alzheimer's or other types of dementia.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care provides tips on how to stay healthy as an Alzheimer's caregiver.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care explains the top tips for keeping an Alzheimer's patient safe.
Laurie Owen of Home Instead Senior Care explains how to use past memories to comfort Alzheimer's patients.
Carol shares the complications that can arise for teenagers who are born with HIV/AIDS.
Dr. Lewis describes the first steps a woman should take when she is diagnosed with HIV and explains the importance of support groups.
Dr. Lewis provides three tips for women who are in domestic violence situations, specifically those with HIV/AIDS.
Dr. Lewis describes her inspiration to work with patients who are HIV and AIDS positive.
Dr. Lewis explains why it is so important for an HIV positive woman to focus on her general health.
Carol explains who is the most at risk for getting HIV/AIDS and how sexual health awareness is being promoted.
Carol explains why senior citizens today are at an increased risk for HIV/AIDS.
Carol Poore recommends lifestyle tips and sexual health advice for teenagers who are HIV/AIDS positive.
Carol explains why a woman with a husband in prison is at an increased risk for HIV/AIDS and shares how she can protect herself.
Darkina recalls how the supportive environment at the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS helped her to accept and treat her HIV diagnosis.
Darkina recalls how her relationship with her family members was altered by her HIV diagnosis.
Darkina explains why she wanted to tell her entire family she was diagnosed with HIV and recalls how they reacted.
Darkina describes her emotional and physical state as a pregnant woman with HIV.
Sheree explains how living with HIV has improved since the 1980s and shares advice on disclosure.
Darkina recalls her open minded attitude and desire for a positive outlook after her HIV diagnosis.
