Antonovsky, who understood health as a "ease-disease-continuum" ranging from minimal to maximal health [ 16, 18], researched how "Generalized Resistance Resources GRRR)" and "Sense of Coherence (SoC)" contributed to the maintenance of health in potentially harming environments.
If switched-on platelets worsen lupus, shutting down the cells might ease the disease's symptoms.
One kind of these immune cells, already thought to ease autoimmune disease and organ transplant rejection (ScienceNOW, 22 July 2004,), now appears to prevent atherosclerosis in mice.
Cuba's biotech success helped give rise to a rapidly aging population; now, its scientists are hoping to ease the disease burden in the golden years.
Palestinian children's psychological adaptability and ability to reposition themselves along the continuum between ease and disease is underpinned by constant political agency and activism – a dimension that guides sense-making activities in a traumatizing environment marked by continuous uncertainty, loss and bereavement.
And in order to ease the disease progression, she started to take 5 mg of amlodipine each day and initiated a routine HD three sessions a week.
Although the specific pathogens can be identified with relative ease, the diseases can present slowly over long periods, such that the connection between the primary exposure sources is lost or difficult to trace with specificity.
The use of quercetin has been widely associated with a great number of health benefits such as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and anticancer as well as to ease some cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, hypertension, and high blood cholesterol.
Comparable investments in Alzheimer's are now needed to realize the same successes -- to buy quality time for individuals living with the disease, ease the burden on families, and save billions in health care costs.
While social media glowed white hot with icy cold videos of the "ALS Bucket Challenge", Bruce was on year number four of his personal amyotrophic lateral sclerosis challenge: to work through the "dis ease" that the disease brought to his life.
