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Author Brian Jeansonne was given five years to live when doctors diagnosed him with ALS. Six and a half years later, Jeansonne is continuing his battle. Jeansonne and his son and caregiver, Nate, join CBS News to discuss how they've approached life since that diagnosis.
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Your phone beeps. You glance at the screen. It is your boss. A small grunt escapes you. “Ah, work again?” read more The mental health cost of always being available
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During a health crisis, the first instinct is often to give people information. Governments make announcements. Experts explain what is happening.
(MedPage Today) -- In their annual report, heart failure experts pointed to worsening survival and disease trends unless the field is able to change course.
