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Four Common Misconceptions About Invisible Illness

July 03, 2018

From diabetes to depression, invisible illness is a shared but often misunderstood experience for patients, their loved ones, and the medical community.

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Ask the Doctors: Treating Depression

June 27, 2018

From apps to personalized medicine, we ask Science 37's doctors about treatment options for depression and what they use in their own practices.

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Fearless Chats: What Have You Never Dared to Ask?

June 19, 2018

Dr. Henry Anhalt and Liza Bernstein talk about how questions that emerge from the patient community can reveal opportunities to address the real-life challenges of living with diabetes.

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Insulin and Type 2 Diabetes: Not One Size Fits All

May 24, 2018

Phyllisa Deroze wishes more people viewed insulin in neutral terms for people with Type 2 diabetes and doctors didn’t view it as a last resort.

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Tornados and Travel: Managing Type 2 Diabetes in a Changing Environment

May 03, 2018

Phyllisa Deroze survived a tornado and traveled the world with type 2 diabetes. She shares how she managed, and offers some handy tips and resources.

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Lost in Translation: How Clinical Language Impacts Patient Care

April 21, 2018

How the language we use as patients and providers shapes the healthcare experience — and the consequences when our words fall short.

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Grand Roundups: Dermatology, April 2018

April 19, 2018

Keep up to date with our monthly collection of stories and studies from the heart of the dermatology community.

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A Look at Diabetes in Communities of Color

April 16, 2018

It’s time for diabetes research to include the people hardest hit by it — people of color.

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Six Tips for Becoming an Empowered Patient

April 04, 2018

Being an empowered patient can be hard, but a few simple tips could help you feel more confident the next time you head into your doctor’s office.

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