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For health care providers, volunteers and researchers Featured Content Tools for Practice Find clinical practice guidelines for cancer and non-cancer illnesses. The Exchange Share and inspire! Find...
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... gender fluid, and non-binary; Our gender expression : how we express or present our gender – for example, the way we dress and/or behave, or the names and pronouns we use; Our sexual orientation...
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... experiences of these processes have changed dramatically over the last century. Most responsible for this change is the advancement of modern medicine. We have come to expect that new drugs and treatments...
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... on their own. Depression is different from feeling occasionally sad or “blue” in that it can last for weeks, months, or even years. Fortunately, most people find that medication and therapy work well...
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... Many people find they sleep better if they get more fresh air and exercise. Yet this is difficult for someone with a serious illness. Someone who is seriously ill spends more and more of the day lying...