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Coping
with a
continuing
condition

Millions of Americans face a lifetime with one or more conditions that are often controllable but not curable.

LivingUncured.info provides advice, guidance and up-to-date information on ways to improve the quality of life for these individuals.

The editors focus more on
living day-to-day with these
conditions, rather than their
medical aspects.

The editors regularly scan
medical journals,
professional publications and
the national media to find
new, important information
to help readers. They also
continually interview
individuals who have been
diagnosed with these
conditions and have
managed to live happy,
fruitful lives.

Among the topics discussed are:

•	Coping with diabetes

•	Handling setbacks in your cancer treat regimen

•	Creating an active home despite crippling Asthma

•	Living with a person attempting to stop smoking

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