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Forgetting stuff is hard. Be sure to be warm towards people do who do have Alzheimer’s and check with your doctor if you think you have memory problems as well

World Alzheimer’s Day

Developmental delays could mean you have a mitochondrial disease or another physical disease. Don’t assume negatively of people who have developmental delays or learning issues

Mitochondrial Diseases can be diagnosed through physical exams, blood or tissue tests, or genetic testing. If you feel like you might have something wrong with your body system, go to a doctor for a check up.

Mitochondrial Disease often affects the brain, muscles, heart and nerves. If you feel that something is wrong, call your doctor or head to a hospital for a check up.

What happens when the mitochondria fails to work as it should. This could be due to a organ injury or organ usage halts.

Mitochondria are cell parts that turn food and oxygen into energy. There are cases where these cell parts fail to work like they are supposed to, and we call some of these cases Mitochondrial Disease.

World Mitochondrial Disease Week

To start off World Mitochondrial Disease Week, let’s raise awareness for what it is. Mitochondrial Disease refers to a category of rare genetic disorders where the mitochondria is not working like it is supposed to.

World Sepsis Day

Pain can be, well, painful. Sepsis is a life-threatening emergency that occurs when the body has a really harmful, and well, painful response to an infection. If you think that applies to your situation, be sure to visit a doctor near you.

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