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Dec 11, 2024 |
hearinghealthmatters.org | Alan Desmond
Editor’s Note: This blog was written by Carrie Nuss, BS. Carrie is a fourth -year student at the University of Louisville, doing a vestibular (among other things) residency at Atrium Wake Forest Medical Center. –Alan Desmond, AuDBPPV is common, bothersome, potentially disabling, but generally quickly resolved once a specific diagnosis has been established.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
hearinghealthmatters.org | Alan Desmond
Most vestibular disorders cannot be diagnosed by testing alone. With the exception of BPPV, patient’s test findings must be placed in context with the medical history and symptoms. Some common disorders, such as vestibular migraine, suffer from no diagnostic tests, and diagnosis is primarily based on patient report of symptoms. Financial pressures which affect both generalists and specialists alike, have resulted in shorter appointment times with patients.
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Jun 19, 2024 |
hearinghealthmatters.org | Alan Desmond
In the Fall of 2017, I experienced an episode of acute right vestibular neuritis (VN). I joke that I likely have the most well documented case of VN on record. I am often the first live patient most of our students test as I am a willing example of “abnormal.” Seven years later, my permanent vestibular dysfunction has faded to the background, and rarely does anyone see any evidence of the lingering issues that many VN patients suffer.
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Jun 13, 2024 |
psychreg.org | Jeffrey Grant |Ellen Diamond |Julian Carter |Alan Desmond
2 Reading Time: 2 minutesToday, the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), the world’s oldest public health agency, published its vision for a healthier United Kingdom, which calls on the next government to put prevention at the heart of its agenda. It argues that urgent and sustained action is needed to help reduce health inequalities, child poverty, and the crisis of ill health in the workforce.
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Jun 12, 2024 |
psychreg.org | Jeffrey Grant |Ellen Diamond |Julian Carter |Alan Desmond
2 Reading Time: 2 minutesHave you ever eaten pizza in bed? Cosied up to your pet under the duvet, even after a muddy walk? Or, do you leave your wet towels on the bed in a frenzy to get ready for work in the morning? Don’t worry, we’re all guilty of something like this. MattressNextDay want to know your bedtime habits (no matter how gross) to reveal how you can improve your sleep hygiene and how much your habits compare to others worldwide.
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