Apolipoprotein (APO) is a type of protein that is produced in the body and detected in the DNA of any human being. There are 5 different genes of APO proteins (A, B, C, D, and E). The APOE genetic exists in 3 different forms (E2, E3, and E4). Everyone has 2 APOE genes, which could be any combination of E2, E3, and E4. For example, you could have an E3 and E2 gene.
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Whether you are dealing with an underlying medical condition or an injury that occurred at home, work, or while playing sports or exercising, living with back pain can be difficult. Chronic pain not only affects your physical health, though. For many, a life filled with chronic pain can lead to anxiety, depression, and an inability to complete normal everyday activities. Thankfully, non-surgical help is available. Here are a few non-invasive options to consider for your chronic back pain.
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The journey toward sobriety can be a difficult one. Many people find that it's impossible to do it alone, but you can succeed with the support of people around you. Undergoing treatment in an inpatient rehab facility is a brave and necessary step in the right direction. However, it's only one step out of many. If you're not ready to return to your normal life following your inpatient treatment, a sober living house can be a wonderful intermediary step.
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Experts suggest that you should go to the doctor at least once per year for your annual checkup. If you're in good health, going to the doctor every year might seem like an unnecessary hassle. After all, most people think it's enough to go to the doctor only when you feel sick. However, there are many benefits to establishing a wellness routine. Here are four reasons you should see your doctor annually:
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Venous thrombosis, or blood clot formation, can occur anywhere in the body but may be more common in the back of your leg. If early blood clots are not recognized and treated as soon as possible, an unfavorable prognosis may occur. Fortunately, blood clots are highly treatable. You will, however, need to know what to look for so that you can seek prompt medical evaluation at your nearest hospital or urgent care center.
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