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NBCMiami.com - April 5, 2012
Barbara Smith, 43, starting feeling symptoms seven years ago, and they have intensified since then. “The shaking in my right hand, complete right arm, the tension, shaking in my legs, and just not being able to sleep, always tense, very uncomfortable," she said.
Local10.com - March 30, 2012
Monica Agudelo, 32, was fearful she would never be able to have children. Diagnosed with epilepsy in her teens, Agudelo worried about the risk of birth defects from her anti-seizure medication. "And if I just went off the medication, risk of seizure would be so great it would also be dangerous for me and my baby," she said.
Local10.com - March 26, 2012
Antibiotics are vital for battling bacteria but over use can lead to a more serious infection. "We have been seeing an increase in cases of an infection called clostridium difficile or c-diff," said Dr. Giorgio Tarchini, an infectious disease specialist with the Cleveland Clinic Florida.
Local10.com - March 20, 2012
In 2007, Harriet Seidman started having mild tremors that led her doctor to conclude she had Parkinson's disease."I accepted the diagnosis, and every day I thought I was getting worse and everything that happened to me I thought was Parkinson's," Seidman said. At the time, the only way to diagnose Parkinson's was through a series of observations and evaluations that were never entirely conclusive.
Miami Herald - March 10, 2012
Erectile dysfunction affects about 30 million men in the United States. Treatment options abound. Erectile dysfunction (ED) has come out of the closet. It’s been 14 years since the introduction of Viagra and the subject has officially permeated modern culture.
