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Paralysis is rarely just about what happens to the body. Neurologist Dr Priyanka Sehrawat says one early moment can quietly shape everything that follows.

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Dr. Stuart Himmelstein, DC, a Philadelphia-based chiropractor, examines how peripheral neuropathy is evaluated in ...

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