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Onychomycosis is a prevalent nail disorder, particularly in older adults, individuals with diabetes, and those with a history of tinea pedis. Dermatophytes such as Trichophyton rubrum and T. mentagrophytes are predominant pathogens, though yeasts and non-dermatophyte molds also contribute. The condition is often chronic; nails become thick, brittle, and discolored, with onycholysis and subungual debris. […]

I’m 41, the kind of person who has a recurring reminder to change toothbrush heads and who actually reads ingredient labels on mouthwash. My dental history is not dramatic, but it’s not flawless either. I’ve had a handful of cavities over the years, a couple of small composite fillings, and one stubborn molar that’s always

I’m 52 and have lived with bilateral tinnitus since my early forties. The origin story is a blend of too many concerts without earplugs, years of loud earbuds, and the slow creep of age-related changes. My audiogram shows mild high-frequency hearing loss, worse around 6–8 kHz. The tinnitus is a steady, high tone with a

Training and Qualifications of Psychotherapists in New Hampshire Educational Background To become a psychotherapist in New Hampshire, the educational pathway typically begins with an undergraduate degree in psychology or a closely related social or behavioral science field such as social work or human services, with further guidance available at https://www.wfmh.org/psychotherapists/new-hampshire. This foundational degree provides essential