The Positive Side of Medicine
Having a rare disease can make it very lonely for the afflicted one, as well as having to explain your disease to everyone, including some health care professionals. In nursing school most rare diseases are passed by briefly, I am really good at learning about diseases that someone I know has, for example, others I have to look up again. This poster is very helpful in these areas, enjoy!
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A new study published in British Journal of Dermatology suggests a very strong role that tomato may play on fighting against skin cancer. In this
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The Positive Side of Medicine