Testosterone production slows as men get older, so lower levels are typical later in life. However, a range of symptoms can occur if testosterone production drops below normal causing low testosterone (low T). Signs of low T are often subtle. Some individuals only learn about it after routine bloodwork. Here are 12 signs of low … Read more
In one of our November blogs, we talked about how E. coli is the cause of approximately 85% of UTIs. We also talked about how the bacteria get into your urinary system and how you can reduce your chances of infection. If the infection from E. coli makes it into your kidneys, it can create … Read more
Fibromyalgia (FM) is a common chronic pain condition that involves fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, sleep disruptions, and many other possible symptoms. Diagnosing fibromyalgia (FM) is difficult. Its symptoms can mimic those of other conditions. Let’s look at the different reasons why fibromyalgia is often so hard to diagnose. Delays In Testing While a diagnosis of fibromyalgia … Read more
When you think of E. Coli, you probably think of restaurants that have E. Coli outbreaks in their produce and people getting sick from it, but did you know that 85% of UTIs are caused by E. Coli? That’s pretty common! So how does this happen? How has E. Coli become the leading cause of … Read more
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of Americans. It is a leading cause of disability and death in the United States. November is American Diabetes Month, and it commences a time to take action together as a community. Because together, we can conquer this disease and stand greater than diabetes. Types of Diabetes … Read more
CMR is proud to have an exceptional team that shares our passion for hope and our goal to help those in need. This month, we feature one of our valued team members, Lisa Amory, in our Behind the Research blog series. Read on to learn more about Lisa. Question: Tell us a little bit about your role. … Read more
Living with a chronic disease like osteoarthritis can be challenging. Awareness days offer an excellent opportunity to support the community with education, support, advocacy, and research opportunities. World Arthritis Day is October 12th, and we’re shining a light on some arthritis basics and how participating in research studies may help. The Umbrella of Arthritis When … Read more
Lack of energy, anxiety, and irritability might indicate that you’re suffering from anxiety and depression. While you may feel down and a little out of sorts, it may not be depression but a connection with low T. A drop in testosterone levels often causes symptoms like depression. The good news is, if low testosterone is … Read more
Fibromyalgia symptoms can come and go and vary in severity. When symptoms worsen or become more frequent, it is called a flare. Though everyone’s flares differ in symptoms and experience, there are some basic guidelines helpful for getting through and managing fibromyalgia flares. The Only Way Out is Through Getting through a fibro flare involves … Read more
The first mention of diabetes is believed to have happened over 3,000 years ago. However, our understanding of it is a continual process. In the last few decades, type 2 diabetes (T2D) research and technological breakthroughs have brought significant advancements in treating and managing the condition. Here are some of the ways managing type 2 … Read more
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