Patient Lifestyle

Around a third of autistic people—children and adults alike—are unable to share what they want using speech.

The repeat phone calls from the dealership were genuine. It had been more than a year since my last service. I got to thinking about my own body. Shouldn’t it too have scheduled maintenance?

I would be interested in opinions and suggestions regarding management of a large keloid scar—fortunately located in a place which could be covered by clothing.

While evidence is building around the positive health effects of swimming in chilly water, bathing in ice or taking cold showers, scientific confirmation is still lacking.

Consider a biologic when severe asthma remains uncontrolled despite an inhaled corticosteroid plus a second controller.

Though it’s conventional wisdom, many relationship experts say sticking to such a rule is counterproductive. It may even harm the relationship.

I’m sitting patiently in a confining, V-shaped waiting room that barely accommodates six time-eroded faux-leather chairs. This professional building has a familiar, déjà vu vibe, perhaps because I had done time here in a previous life—25 years in fact.

In the wake of Trump’s comments, the Autism Research Centre in Toronto has received calls from anxious parents asking ‘are you sure I didn’t harm my child in pregnancy, because I remember I had a cold? I remember I had an infection. I know I took Tylenol.’