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Hypervigilance: When the brain feels permanently on guard

Hypervigilance: When the brain feels permanently on guard

Aug 8, 2026

Hypervigilance can feel like living with an internal alarm system that never fully powers down. Even in a safe place, the brain may keep scanning for danger, changes in tone, sudden noises, exits,...

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Parkinson's disease: "I managed to reverse the progress of my Parkinson's disease".

Parkinson's disease: "I managed to reverse the progress of my Parkinson's disease".

Feb 5, 2021 • 8 comments

Leparigo, a member of Carenity France, is living with Parkinson's disease. After years of research, he has managed to tame the disease and silence it.He tells his story here on Carenity!

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Dagmar: “My ALS diagnosis pulled out the rug from under me, but I knew I had to get up and keep going.”

Dagmar: “My ALS diagnosis pulled out the rug from under me, but I knew I had to get up and keep going.”

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Could It Be Possible To Eliminate Clogged Arteries?

Could It Be Possible To Eliminate Clogged Arteries?

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When summer gets tough: Understanding the link between heat and multiple sclerosis

When summer gets tough: Understanding the link between heat and multiple sclerosis

Gynaecological violence: listen to women

Gynaecological violence: listen to women

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Hypervigilance: When the brain feels permanently on guard

Psychiatry

Hypervigilance: When the brain feels permanently on guard

Aug 8, 2026

What is hypervigilance?Hypervigilance is a state of heightened alertness. A person may feel constantly on edge, watchful, tense, or unable to relax. Their brain and body act as if a threat could...

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When summer gets tough: Understanding the link between heat and multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis

When summer gets tough: Understanding the link between heat and multiple sclerosis

Aug 3, 2026

Why does heat affect MS symptoms?A disease that disrupts the transmission of nerve impulsesIn multiple sclerosis, the immune system attacks myelin, a protective sheath that surrounds nerve fibers....

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Weight loss with Crohn's disease: a symptom that is often difficult to cope with

Crohn's disease

Weight loss with Crohn's disease: a symptom that is often difficult to cope with

Jul 31, 2026

Why does Crohn’s disease often lead to weight loss?Chronic inflammation that increases the body’s energy needsCrohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease. When inflammation is active, the...

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When COPD makes you cough every day: What is happening in the lungs?

COPD

When COPD makes you cough every day: What is happening in the lungs?

Jul 27, 2026

What is COPD?COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a long-term lung condition that makes it harder for air to move in and out of the lungs. It includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema,...

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Here's how to live with respiratory allergies day to day

Respiratory allergies

Here's how to live with respiratory allergies day to day

Jul 25, 2026

Understanding your allergies to manage them betterThe first step in living better with a respiratory allergy is identifying the factors that trigger your symptoms.The most common allergens include:pol...

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Why depression affects women differently

Depression

Why depression affects women differently

Jul 24, 2026

Why is depression more common in women?A higher prevalence from adolescence onwardsStudies show that depression affects women about twice as often as men. This difference generally emerges during...

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Mini-stroke: Why temporary symptoms should still be taken seriously

Transient ischemic attack

Mini-stroke: Why temporary symptoms should still be taken seriously

Jul 20, 2026

What is a transient ischemic attack (TIA)?A transient ischemic attack, or TIA, happens when blood flow to part of the brain is temporarily blocked. This causes stroke-like symptoms that usually last...

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Why do some people bruise so easily?

Why do some people bruise so easily?

Jul 18, 2026 • 1 comment

How does a bruise form?Bleeding beneath the skinA bruise, also known as a hematoma or contusion, depending on its size and appearance, forms when a small blood vessel ruptures beneath the skin.Blood...

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Ovarian cancer: Why can it be so difficult to detect early?

Ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer: Why can it be so difficult to detect early?

Jul 13, 2026

What is ovarian cancer?Ovarian cancer is a cancer that starts in or near the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or peritoneum, the tissue lining the abdomen. It includes several types of cancer, and their...

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When treatments cause sweating: a little-known side effect

When treatments cause sweating: a little-known side effect

Jul 11, 2026 • 3 Likes

Why do certain medications cause excessive sweating?Sweating: A natural regulatory mechanismSweating is a normal phenomenon that allows the body to regulate its temperature. It depends on the...

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HIV viral load: What going from detectable to undetectable really means

HIV/AIDS

HIV viral load: What going from detectable to undetectable really means

Jul 10, 2026

What is HIV viral load?HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is a virus that attacks the immune system, especially CD4 cells, which helps the body fight infections. If untreated, HIV can progress to...

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How cholesterol medications work: Statins, ezetimibe, and PCSK9 inhibitors

Hypercholesterolemia

How cholesterol medications work: Statins, ezetimibe, and PCSK9 inhibitors

Jul 9, 2026

Why treat high cholesterol?The role of cholesterol in the bodyCholesterol is a substance naturally present in the body. It helps form cell membranes and certain hormones.The problem occurs when...

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