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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health issue characterized by the long-term effects of trauma. This article addresses the causes, types, and day-to-day challenges of living with PTSD.
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Ability Central explores the four categories of PTSD symptoms and the cognitive, mood, and behavioral changes associated with the diagnosis.
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This article explains post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment options, mental health concerns, and how to deal with associated day-to-day communication challenges.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be a condition with lifelong impacts. Discover available government assistance, mental health resources, and support groups for people with long-term PTSD.
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Arthritis is not a normal part of the aging process. This article addresses the causes, types, and day-to-day challenges of living with arthritis.
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Around 53.2 million adults in the US have arthritis. Ability Central explains the early symptoms of the disease, its various forms, and when to seek a diagnosis.
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New arthritis diagnosis? Learn where to find support, how to help stiff and swollen joints, and what to expect from treatment.
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Life with chronic arthritis requires long-term planning. Discover available government assistance, mental health resources, and support groups for people with arthritis.
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Have cataracts impacted your life or a loved one’s? Learn about care costs for cataracts, funding options like health insurance or government programs, and what to expect if you develop secondary cataracts.