The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is recruiting Raynaud's sufferers to participate in a survey regarding their experiences during pregnancy. The objective of the research is to provide information on the prevalence of pregnancy complications in patients with Raynaud’s phenomenon. To qualify, participants should meet the following criteria: Female
In our Spring 2014 issue of Cold Cuts, we introduced this cute Blue-footed Booby (an Eastern Pacific seabird) as a possible mascot for the Raynaud's Association. (Here's the original post in case you missed it.) Turns out he generated a lot of positive feedback from fellow Frosties. Most loved the idea of making him an
It's not uncommon that we'll hear from a fellow Frostie that their doctor prescribed one of the ED drugs (e.g. Cialis, Viagra) for their condition, and the insurance company denied the claim. It's tough enough that there are no drugs on the market yet specifically FDA-approved for the treatment of Raynaud's, but when trying to
For Frosties, it sounds like cruel punishment: Take a bucket of ice water, dump it over your head, record it and post the video on social media. All for raising awareness and funds for charities. Those who participate, then challenge others who either have to take the icy plunge, or donate a sizeable amount to
The Internet of Things is all the rage, and health and fitness applications are at the top of the list for many of the newer devices on the market: They keep track of your activity, monitor your heart rate, and more... So in a perfect world (one that was always warm and stress free!), what