A new study finds that the number of Americans who suffered a stroke or died after suffering a stroke is declining. Those statistics were reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association recently, and they found that stroke fatality rates have dropped over the past two decades. Those declines are consistent among males and […]
Crohn’s Disease and Social Security Disability Benefits
Crohn’s disease is a debilitating condition that affects as many as 500,000 people in this country. It is also known as inflammatory bowel disease, and causes symptoms like severe diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and pain. A person who suffers from Crohn’s disease may suffer from inflammation of the digestive tract lining. More severe symptoms include bloody […]
5 Ways A Social Security Disability Lawyer in Houston Can Help With SSDI Claims
Many applicants for Social Security disability benefits don’t consider getting legal help until their claim has already been denied. However, having an experienced Social Security disability lawyer in Houston on your side from the start can be very beneficial, for many reasons, including: 1. Determine eligibility The SSDI application and appeals process can be long […]
Bionic Device Promises Easier Blood Sugar Control for Persons with Type I Diabetes
Persons suffering from type I diabetes may struggle with monitoring their blood sugar levels and keeping them under control. Diabetic care is now easier thanks to a new bionic device. According to the researchers, the device, not only keeps blood sugar levels under control, but it also makes it easier for adults and children with type […]
Marijuana Found to Be Effective Treatment for Fibromyalgia
More than 5 million Americans currently live with symptoms of fibromyalgia, a debilitating and painful condition in which the person may suffer from severe and stabbing pain. A new study finds that the use of marijuana could be an effective treatment for fibromyalgia. The study was conducted by the National Pain Foundation and National Pain […]
Can Debt Collectors Come After My Social Security Disability Income?
When a person becomes disabled, financial trouble usually isn’t far behind. Even if you are eligible for Social Security disability income, it may take a long time to get approved, and then may not stretch as far as your income did before disability. Debt may accrue, and previous debts may take a backseat to immediate […]
Could Beer Lower Risks of Rheumatoid Arthritis in Women?
Women are at an especially high risk of suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, a painful autoimmune condition that leads to swollen and stiff joints and other symptoms. One study has now found that drinking beer could actually lower a woman’s risk of developing symptoms of this painful condition. The study which was conducted by researchers at Brigham […]
Milk Slows Knee Arthritis in Women
Arthritis in the knees is one of the more disabling conditions facing women. But according to a new study, drinking up to six glasses of milk every week could help women reduce the risk of knee arthritis. The study was conducted by researchers at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, and it found that […]
Low Back Pain is a Leading Cause of Disability Worldwide
Across the globe, lower back pain is one of the most serious and prevalent musculoskeletal disorders according to a new international study that stresses the immense cost of chronic back pain. In the study, the researchers analyzed more than 300 conditions that constitute disability, and zeroed in on lower back pain. The researchers found that […]
Social Security Considering New Evidence Requirements
If a new proposal by the Social Security Administration moves forward, persons applying for disability benefits will be required to present to the Social Security Administration all relevant medical information. That would also include evidence that shows that they can work, and are therefore not eligible for disability benefits. The proposal was recently published in […]
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