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Why Bariatric Surgery Wait Times Have Nearly Doubled in 10 Years
Often driven by insurers, delays in approving weight-loss surgery can deter some patients from the pursuit. And waiting longer doesn’t improve safety, a new study says.
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A Letter to My Baby, Missing You Always
A mother’s letter to her daughter, who was diagnosed before birth with a fatal birth defect and died shortly after entering the world.
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Healing After Miscarriage and Infant Loss: A Social Worker’s Tips
Losing a baby to miscarriage or shortly after childbirth is a unique, unfamiliar and painful type of grief. How to foster support and healing.
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Why Mothers Need Personal and Clinical Support After a Baby’s Death
Stillbirth and early infant death are devastating and often sudden events for families. Who delivers the news — and how they do it — can have lasting effects on a mother’s mental health.
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Can an Elimination Diet Help You Lose Weight?
U-M nutrition expert discusses elimination diets and weight loss. Learn why calorie restriction is more important to weight loss than restricting food groups.
Hands working together to complete a puzzle representing the palliative care process
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Palliative Care Provides Help for Patients with Chronic Illness
Palliative care, or comfort care, seeks to improve the quality of life for chronically ill patients. Learn the difference between palliative care & hospice care.
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Taking an At-Home Genetics Test? You Might Still Want to See a Counselor
University of Michigan genetic counselor explains the new wave of at-home genetic tests and the importance of reviewing those tests results with a professional.