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Will Finding A Primary Care Doctor Help Me Conquer Our Infuriating Health Care System? I'm About To Find Out: Eric Foster

ATLANTA -- I would call myself a relatively healthy person. I work out fairly frequently, five to six days per week. I also eat relatively well, with most of my meals including some combination of poultry or fish, brown rice, and broccoli. I've had this general pattern for years now.

I'm 40 years old now. While my food and workout schedule has not changed much, my body certainly has. As a specific example, now things hurt that never used to hurt. My back. My knees, occasionally. Five months ago, I pulled a hamstring for the first time in my life. That traumatic event had me googling life insurance policies the following day.

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Treating Epilepsy And Pediatric Neurology With UPMC Children's Specialty Services

Pediatric neurologists treat a variety of conditions including movement disorders, developmental delays, and epilepsy. UPMC Children's Specialty Services provides complete care to their youngest patients when it comes to these conditions.

Annie Rakos, a physicians assistant in pediatric neurology at UPMC, tells us more about pediatric neurologists and the impacts of epilepsy,

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