Starting a New Medication Can Be Overwhelming
“Don’t Google it. Don’t Google it.” This is the internal dialogue I was having as my pulmonologist gave me a new prescription. I was ... Read more
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Surviving the Holidays
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season can be stressful for anyone. When living with pulmonary hypertension (PH) or another chronic illness, ... Read more -
Bioelectronic Medicine May Open New Therapeutic Avenues for PAH, Review Says
Bioelectronic medicine is a promising new therapeutic approach to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), according to a recent review study. The review, “Pulmonary arterial ... Read more -
PH Linked to Worse Outcomes in Patients Undergoing Mitral Valve Repair, Study Reports
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is highly prevalent and linked to increased mortality and hospitalization among patients who underwent minimally invasive transcatheter mitral valve repair — ... Read more
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Using Public Transport with an Invisible Illness
If you have a health condition, using public transport can be tricky. Personally, standing ... -
Allow Yourself to Feel Peace, Not Panic This Christmas
When I was a child, I wrote in a journal that my favorite part ... -
TriAxia Health Partners with Major Medical Centers to Build PAH Research Database
TriAxia Health is partnering with three academic medical centers to build a large database ... -
HHS Secretary Alex Azar Touts White House Efforts to Cure Rare Diseases
Despite skyrocketing healthcare costs, President Trump is committed to protecting the 30 million or ... -
How Was Your November?
We just celebrated Thanksgiving, y’all. Where has the time gone? November was quite busy ... -
I Am Choosing a Better Quality of Life
Last weekend, I woke up with a stabbing pain coming from the site of ...
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Being Patient Is Difficult when You’re a Patient
Columns, Recharged and Rewired - a Column by Brittany Foster
“You just have to be patient.” I can’t begin to count how many times I’ve heard this throughout my years of managing chronic illness. Although I have 26 years of experience with doctor’s appointments, testing, surgeries, medications, and the ... Read more