Multiple sclerosis explained and treated for patients
Dear reader, multiple sclerosis is not curable but treatable. The disease causes brain and spinal cord scars from myelin loss, leading to vision issues, weakness, numbness, and heat sensitivity. Most cases are relapsing remitting, with MRI and spinal fluid aiding diagnosis. About 350,000 in the U.S. have MS, more in women, and northern climates raise risk. Treatment has improved outlooks. early diagnosis matters.
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Counseling may be sole option for woman
Dear Annie advises family counseling to improve relations between a 68-year-old Arizona mother and her daughter Susan, who banished contact with the grandmother and grandson after years of conflict. The columnist urges counseling to help both move on or, if needed, to reach terms independently.
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Tomato leaf curl and beneficial ladybird beetles advised
Whitey Whitehit County Agriculture Extension Agent explains tomato leaves curl in warm springs and dry summers as the plant reduces leaf area to save water. The response includes guidance on recognizing and protecting ladybird beetle larvae, which feed on aphids and other pests, and directs readers to AgManager info for extended university resources.
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