Dr. Vivien Hsu, Medical Director of Clinical Research Center at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, will be speaking about upcoming clinical trials for scleroderma and Raynaud’s phenomenon patients on Saturday, November 13, 2010 1:00-3:00 p.m. at the Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey.
Biofeedback therapy for Raynaud's has shown to be highly effective in some cases with reports indicating 80-90% of patients with improved circulation.
Attendees of the first Raynaud’s Education & Support Day, held July 31 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel, learned how therapies such as acupuncture, massage, biofeedback and yoga can prevent or minimize Raynaud’s attacks; that “healing foods” such as avocados can boost the body’s defenses against disease; and how to guard against stressors that can trigger
If your fingertips, toes or any other extremity become painful when exposed to cold temperatures, you might be suffering from Raynaud's phenomenon. If holding an iced drink - or putting your hands in the freezer - causes your fingers to turn blue (or white), you could be one of an estimated 28 million people in
Join us for Raynaud’s Education and Support Day in Boston, July 31st – our first National Conference! The informative program includes: News on Medical Treatments Nutritional Needs Mind-Body Techniques Advocacy Tips Live Product Demos Discussion Group Workshop
