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Can You Be Compensated for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome? - Vimarsana News

Can You Be Compensated for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome?

Most cases of CRPS involve people suffering from symptoms four to six weeks after an initial injury. Victims of negligence who develop CRPS deserve to be compensated

Air Pollution in Womb Tied to Adolescent Mental Health Issues - Vimarsana News

Air Pollution in Womb Tied to Adolescent Mental Health Issues

Prenatal exposure to air pollution associated with increased risk of mental health issues in adolescence.

Can Early Trauma Last A Lifetime? - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Can Early Trauma Last A Lifetime? - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Early trauma affects our psychological and physical health and nearly half the children in the U.S. under 18 have experienced trauma. Research continues to help us learn more about the impact of childhood neglect and abuse. In fact, when a child experiences a traumatic event, the consequences can last a lifetime. Childhood trauma can create poor health outcomes later in life.

How might caloric restriction slow down aging processes? - Vimarsana News

How might caloric restriction slow down aging processes?

A recent study looks at how caloric restriction could help slow down aging processes by reducing the shortening of telomeres, the 'protective caps' at the end of chromosomes.

Experts reveal exactly when your weight loss will plateau, based on whether you're dieting or taking Ozempic - and how to push through it - Vimarsana News

Experts reveal exactly when your weight loss will plateau, based on whether you're dieting or taking Ozempic - and how to push through it

People who use medical interventions for weight loss might stave off a plateau for twice as long as people who use traditional calorie-restrictive diets, a new study found.