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AEA staff to prioritize time in classrooms with teachers, students, sharing evidence-based teaching strategies
Individuals, nonprofits, governments increasingly work together to achieve goals
A quarterly health publication.
TMJD are a group of disorders that impact the function of those joints and the surrounding muscles, causing pain — often chronic — for millions of Americans. Symptoms can include pain in the area of the jaw joint, limited movement, and clicking and locking of the jaw.
Cancers of the eye are exceedingly rare, and only a rare handful of cancer clinics in the nation are equipped to deal with them.
Cancer treatments can have long-lasting side effects, including damage to the heart, that might not show up until years later. Cancer treatments can also exacerbate existing cardiovascular problems for patients at risk for heart disease.
You may not have heard about orthobiologics, but the regenerative medicine may be your answer to treat pain coming from your muscles, bones or joints.
Trauma can change our brain chemistry and increase the speed of cellular aging, leading to illnesses and immune system deficiencies, and even serious diseases like cancer. This can all serve to shorten lifespan.
Awareness of sleep apnea and its relatively common and effective treatment has grown over the past three decades.
From a casino moratorium to immigration policy to a hands-free driving law, here’s a look at the hot-button issues likely to resurface during this year’s Iowa legislative session, which begins Monday.
Kathy Good has won an award for her leadership in aging and dementia care at the DeWolf Innovation Center for Aging & Dementia. Here’s how she does it.
The program is funded by $500k worth of Johnson County ARPA funds
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