How Multiple Sclerosis Is Treated

There is no cure for MS—yet—but you can live well with this disease. A big part of that is working with your healthcare provider to find the treatment regimen that’s best for you. Prescriptions Prescription medications for MS fall into two broad categories: disease-modifying therapies (DMTs), which slow the progression of the disease, and drugs that help manage your symptoms. Disease-Modifying Therapies DMTs are an important first step to treating your MS....

December 16, 2022 · 13 min · 2716 words · Cory Goode

How Music Therapy Can Benefit Alzheimer S Patients

Many research studies, as well as anecdotal evidence, have cited situations where music has been able to evoke a response or a memory in people with Alzheimer’s. For example, your mother may have difficulty finding the right words to use but be able to sing an entire song with no problem. Research Suggests Memory for Music Not Affected One research project studied people with Alzheimer’s and found that their memory for music was not affected by the disease: They performed similarly to those without Alzheimer’s in recognizing songs and lyrics....

December 16, 2022 · 3 min · 625 words · Terry Powers

How Netflix S Fast Laughs Could Change Everything

First impressions can be everything, and that’s the point behind Fast Laughs, a new feature from Netflix that showcases quick clips of shows and comedy specials. It’s currently only available in specific regions on iOS right now. But experts say the feature could help change how we find new shows to watch, especially if Netflix expands to other genres. “Netflix introducing the Fast Laughs feature should not come as a surprise due to the explosive expansion and market penetration of TikTok,” Jamil Aziz, a marketing team lead at PureVPN, told Lifewire via email....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 692 words · Marjorie Martin

How New Tech Could Turn You Into A Human Battery

Researchers have invented a gadget stretchy enough that you can wear it like a ring, a bracelet, or any other accessory that touches your skin. It works by tapping into a person’s natural heat—employing thermoelectric generators to convert the body’s internal temperature into electricity. The device is part of a growing number of new battery technologies that could jump-start personal technology. “Chips are becoming more efficient, but making it through the day without charging your phone is unlikely,” Andrew Fox, founder of electric scooter charging company Charge, said in an email interview....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 654 words · Tyler Capizzi

How Neymar S Transfer Started Off The Longest Domino Effect Ever

Not only did the deal shatter the previous transfer record, more than doubling the fee that took Paul Pogba from Juventus to Manchester United, it caught one of the game’s greatest powers off guard. Barca were ill-prepared to cope with the loss of one of their greatest stars, a player they had hoped – and expected – would spend the best part of his playing career wowing fans at Camp Nou....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 739 words · Gavin Moers

How Nintendo S Collaboration With Universal Studios Will Work

At one point, there was a rumor that Nintendo might be getting its own dedicated theme park, but recent details give a scope to the actual project. Sankei News in Japan reports that Universal Studios Japan will build a Nintendo themed area inside of its park. It’s a $351 million (forty billion yen) project and is planned to be about the size of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the Harry Potter themed area located inside the Universal Studios Japan and the park in Orlando, Florida....

December 16, 2022 · 2 min · 353 words · Edgar Williams

How Nixon Tricked His Way To Beijing

In a new TV documentary series, “Playing the China Card,” Brian Lapping and Norma Percy, who made the award-winning films “The Death of Yugoslavia,” re-create Nixon’s diplomatic coup using rare footage. (The first film of the series will be broadcast Sept. 25 on Britain’s Channel 4, and on America’s PBS in January.) Billed as the story of how Nixon deceived “everyone,” including fellow conservatives, to reach out to China, the series includes deliciously hilarious Nixonian detail....

December 16, 2022 · 2 min · 224 words · Elizabeth Brown

How Often You Should Wash Your Face If You Have Acne

There is such a thing as getting your skin “too clean,” though. If you wonder how many times a day you should wash your face, the magic number is generally agreed to be two. This article explains why and offers a few ways to protect your skin while keeping it clean. It also covers other strategies you can try to keep your acne under control. Twice-Daily Washing If you wash your face in the morning and at night, it will be enough to clean away makeup, dirt, and the extra oil on your skin that can contribute to breakouts....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 645 words · Lynn Walker

How One Town Got Hooked

Coots was hooked. He started out with a modest 20mg, but before long, he says, he needed 400mg just to make it through the day. And that took money. OxyContin is known as the poor man’s heroin, but at a street price of $1 per milligram it can be anything but cheap. Coots quit his job and spent all his time in pursuit of the precious pills. Each morning began with an orange 40mg tablet, which he downed before getting out of bed....

December 16, 2022 · 8 min · 1610 words · Pedro Albers

How Parents Can Talk To Their Kids

We can’t just tell kids to go out and play anymore; there aren’t too many safe havens for them. It’s important to talk to children about violent things as they happen, like a kidnapping they’ve heard about on TV, and to emphasize that the probability of its happening to them is very small. Children need a sense that somebody cares enough to protect them. To provide that sense, we must become adults to our kids....

December 16, 2022 · 3 min · 602 words · John Burleson

How Pcos Is Diagnosed

Irregular or absent periods Biological or physical signs of hyperandrogenism (high androgen level) without another medical cause A string of small follicles (cysts) on an ultrasound examination These guidelines, referred to as the Rotterdam criteria, are the ones commonly used by endocrinologists in the United States and abroad. Physical Examination Your healthcare provider will do a complete physical and pelvic exam and look for physical signs of high androgens—like testosterone-induced hair growth (specifically on the face, lower abdomen, back, chest, and nipples)....

December 16, 2022 · 5 min · 870 words · Lauren Drey

How Prince William Bullying Drama Set Bitter Backdrop To Meghan Markle Book

The Duchess of Sussex announced The Bench had topped the New York Times list of bestselling children’s picture books on Wednesday, June 16, and on Sunday, June 20, her only promotional interview was broadcast on NPR. In the pre-recorded chat, Meghan said the book was about “growing with someone” who would be there through “good times or bad.” The duchess said: “While this was inspired by the love that I see between my husband and our son, this story and this connection, that bond that you’re seeing play itself out—that could be with a mom....

December 16, 2022 · 5 min · 888 words · Paul Hooks

How Prosecutors Can Usher In A More Just Legal System Opinion

The case against the inherent inequity of our criminal legal system makes itself, and the evidence of prejudice and racial injustice is well-documented. Forty percent of the people who are currently incarcerated are Black, despite the fact that Black people only represent 14.6 percent of the U.S. population. At its core, the criminal legal system was created to control freed formerly enslaved people, and it continues to draw from a precedent of terrible injustice by perpetuating policies that disproportionately police Black people, such as the Violent Crime Control Act and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 and predictive policing models built on data corrupted by racial bias....

December 16, 2022 · 5 min · 956 words · Lloyd Williamson

How Pune S Young Paltans Have Driven The Adults To Kabaddi

Puneri Paltan have dominated the mega hoardings, bus stop panels and every outdoor media in the city and have been a constant on radio as well. So it comes as little surprise to see all the four days of the Pune leg being sold out already. Apart from the impressive advertising, there has been a driving force which has single handedly driven the city to flock the Balewadi Sports Complex....

December 16, 2022 · 3 min · 541 words · Harold Issac

How Qanon Inspired Attempted Coup In Germany

German authorities stunned the world this week when they announced 25 members of an eclectic conspiracy movement allegedly plotted the overthrow of the federal government to install a monarch as the head of state. Members of the Reichsbürger plot allegedly aimed to install a minor noble known as Heinrich XIII as its leader and had amassed weapons to carry out a coup. While the Reichsbürger group is focused on ushering in a government modeled on the German Empire which fell at the end of World War I, it has drawn on elements of the U....

December 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1143 words · Donna Salas

How Raptors Second Unit Changed Course Of Season And Why It Matters Against Cavs

After a number of postseason shortcomings, Raptors head coach Dwane Casey revamped his approach and strategy ahead of the 2017-18 season. His changes paid dividends as Toronto entered the playoffs riding the momentum of a historic season. The team won a franchise-record 59 games and earned the first No. 1 seed in the franchise’s 23-year history. Signing veteran sharpshooter C.J. Miles during the 2017 free-agency period added another dynamic to the Raptors’ second unit....

December 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1240 words · John Mccalmont

How Ravens Lb Justin Houston Made History Vs. Saints On Monday Night Football After Forgoing Retirement

The four-time Pro Bowler put together an historic performance during the team’s “Monday Night Football” win over the Saints, making NFL and Baltimore history. Houston became the second-oldest player since 1982 to record 2.5 sacks and an interception in the same game. The only other player to post the same stat line as the 33-year-old at an older age is Trace Armstrong, who did it in 2022 with the Raiders at the age of 37....

December 16, 2022 · 2 min · 419 words · David Demetro

How Resident Evil Village Successfully Executed One Important Formula From Silent Hill

While the popularity of Resident Evil Village has been mostly generated by new characters such as Lady Dimitrescu and her daughters, its story and gameplay are also contributing factors to its success. Additionally, Resident Evil Village was also able to embody one important formula that made it scary and memorable, and this formula was taken from another survival horror franchise: Silent Hill. RELATED: Resident Evil Village Fan Shows Off Impressive Lady Dimitrescu Cosplay...

December 16, 2022 · 3 min · 568 words · Gregory Talley

How Ronaldo Has Prepared Himself To Peak At The Perfect Time For Another Champions League Ballon D Or Assault

There was a time when Ronaldo wanted – and also demanded – to play every single minute. But at the age of 33, he understands that rest is one of the keys to prolonging his career – and also to producing his best at the business end of the season. That has not always been the case. In his early years at Real, the Portuguese peaked early and often faded later on as the sheer amount of games took their toll....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 789 words · Virginia Waynick

How Should Twitter Let You Edit Your Tweets

Founded in 2006, Twitter has resisted requests for an edit button due to uncertainty about how to safely introduce this feature. Now that it has relented and is considering the option, what would be the best way to implement it? Twitter’s Plans for an Edit Button In April 2022 it was revealed that Elon Musk purchased 9.2% of Twitter stock, making him the largest shareholder in the company. Soon after, he created a poll on his account, asking his followers whether they want an edit button....

December 16, 2022 · 4 min · 705 words · Jeffrey Simon