Beth W. Orenstein
Everyday Health
Northampton, PA, United States
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Your Ulcerative Colitis Treatment Isn’t Working: Now What?
Medication can help control ulcerative colitis, but sometimes a treatment plan loses its effectiveness. Here are the signs to be aware of and what to do about them. → Read More
How to Sleep Better With COPD
COPD symptoms and some COPD medications can keep you awake at night. Try these 10 ways to sleep better with COPD. → Read More
How to Choose Where to Live When You Have MS
Multiple sclerosis can be affected by hot and cold temperatures and other factors like stress and transportation. Here's why your ZIP code matters. → Read More
7 Tips to Ease Migraine Pain
When a migraine attack starts, you need relief, fast. Here are seven ways to ease the discomfort. → Read More
10 Essential Facts About Heat, Sweat, and Your Health
Are you at risk for heat-related illness or showing signs of one? Read this list, so you know how to take action. → Read More
Should You Go Gluten-Free for Psoriatic Arthritis?
A gluten-free diet may help ease psoriatic arthritis symptoms for some people, although the scientific evidence is limited. Keep these tips in mind. → Read More
Simple Yoga Poses for Psoriatic Arthritis
Yoga for psoriatic arthritis can help maintain mobility and flexibility, reduce joint pain, and make you feel less stressed. Try these simple moves. → Read More
7 Steps to Avoid Deep Vein Thrombosis
Long periods of immobility, smoking, obesity, and pregnancy can all increase your risk of a blood clot in the deep veins of the legs. Here’s what you need to know to help lower your risk. → Read More
Tips and Tricks for Sticking With Your UC Medication
Many people can get ulcerative colitis under control with medication, but sometimes they fail to stick with it. Learn why stopping medication can spell disaster. → Read More
Psoriatic Arthritis Cold-Weather Tips
Psoriatic arthritis symptoms can flare in winter. Ways to stay healthy include dressing warmly, sleeping well, and following a psoriatic arthritis diet. → Read More
Best Cities for People With RA
Abundant sunshine, good transportation, and a stress-free lifestyle are just a few key qualities that help determine which cities are rheumatoid arthritis-friendly. → Read More
5 Wet AMD Myths, Debunked
Early detection and treatment for wet AMD is essential, so it’s important to get educated. Here’s how to separate myth from fact. → Read More
8 Things That Can Help Restore Memory After a Stroke
Memory loss is a common symptom of stroke, but there are things you can do to help get your memory back. Just like exercising your muscles can help improve mobility after a stroke, giving your brain a workout is a key part of recovery. → Read More
8 Myths About RA Treatment — Debunked
Many people have misconceptions about rheumatoid arthritis treatment that can get in the way of effectively treating RA and minimizing joint pain and damage. → Read More
18 Warning Signs of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
Thinking of having your child evaluated for ADHD? Here are the key symptoms to look for. → Read More
Tiny Flaxseed Has Many Hidden Health Benefits
Science shows flaxseed's fiber, healthy fats, protein and other nutrients may help you avoid ills from cancer to diabetes and heart disease to stroke. Learn how to reap the benefits packed inside these tiny, nutritional powerhouses. → Read More
Cold and Flu: The Flu: Self-Treat, See a Doctor, or Go to the ER?
Knowing when to seek out a doctor when you have the flu is always a balancing act. Follow these common guidelines on everydayhealth.com to help you in your decision. → Read More
The Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder
Sometimes called the winter blues, seasonal affective disorder starts in colder months and eases in spring. Learn the signs of SAD and ways to get help. → Read More
Being Social: A Key to Depression Recovery
Social support is an important part of managing depression. Find out why and learn how to be social when you have major depression. → Read More
6 Supplements to Avoid With Rheumatoid Arthritis
People sometimes turn to supplements to relieve their rheumatoid arthritis pain, but some could be doing more harm than good. See which supplements to avoid. → Read More