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What NOT to say to dementia patients, plus migraine tips and nutrition trends

Dementia communication: couples interacting

Experts recommend not asking questions or making statements that are likely to upset people with dementia. See the full list of the phrases to avoid in the article below. (iStock)

WORDS MATTER – Those suffering from cognitive decline can experience frequent changes in emotions and have less control over their feelings, which can make communication difficult. Here's what to avoid saying to dementia patients, according to experts. Continue reading…

LACK OF CARE – Half of U.S. counties don't have a single cardiologist, with patients having to travel an average of 87 miles for cardiac care. Experts share what needs to change. Continue reading…

HEADACHE HURDLES – Doctor's orders: Here's what to do immediately upon the onset of a migraine to help minimize the pain and disruption to your day. Continue reading…

Migraine split

One out of every seven people around the world suffers from migraines, statistics show. (iStock)

WHAT IS TYPE 1.5 DIABETES? – Former NSYNC member Lance Bass has revealed his diagnosis. Doctors explain how the disease differs from Type 1 or Type 2. Continue reading…

UNDER PRESSURE – High blood pressure and Alzheimer's disease could go hand in hand, a new study reveals. Patients can reduce the risk by treating the condition. Continue reading…

PNEUMONIA OUTBREAK – Legionnaires’ disease, which has been reported in New Hampshire, can cause lung failure or death in certain cases, the CDC warns. Here's what to know. Continue reading…

Woman on oxygen

People who have certain symptoms — as noted in this article — should seek medical attention immediately, the CDC advises. (iStock)

‘OF DEEP CONCERN’ – "Gender-affirming" breast removal surgeries may have been performed on hundreds of young girls since 2017, a new report finds. Multiple experts speak out on the alarming statistic. Continue reading…

HOME DIAGNOSIS – The first-ever at-home syphilis antibody test has gotten authorization from the FDA as STD cases spike in the U.S. Doctors explain why it's important. Continue reading…

FACT OR FICTION – Health experts at Mass General evaluate six nutrition trends and rule whether they are true or false. Get the lowdown here. Continue reading…

Woman eating salad

Mass General Hospital researchers evaluated six myths about healthy eating, including plant-based diets and peanut butter for kids. (iStock)

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