Wednesday, March 21, 2018

The Daily — Progress and Hope for 5 Chronic Health Conditions

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Wednesday, March 21, 2018
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Thanks to a flurry of medical advances in recent years, people suffering from chronic conditions such as Parkinson's, MS, hepatitis C and others may soon find some relief.
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To tip or not to tip: That is the question. And the next question is: "How much?" Test your knowledge of tipping etiquette and guidelines by taking this quiz.
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Is orange the new silver? If new color schemes being trotted out by auto manufacturers are any indication, the roads are about to get a lot more orange — and we don't mean from traffic cones.
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For something so shrouded in secrecy, urinary incontinence affects a staggering number of people. Here are 10 things you should know about the prevalence and treatment of incontinence.
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A recent study finds a "strong association" between dementia (particularly the early-onset variety) and overconsumption of this substance.
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Publicly sharing personal information is risky enough in everyday life, but it can get worse in death. Find out how scammers are using the obituaries section to craft a variety of frauds.
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You may already know what's on your personal bucket list, but what's on other people's? Stanford University's School of Medicine recently conducted a study to determine just that. See what it found.
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Even before the widespread availability of digital photography, many people amassed a large number of photos over the course of their lives. What to do with them? Use these six tips to help organize them.
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What's your favorite movie soundtrack? Tell us about it in the Online Community, and be sure to say why it appeals to you.
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