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  • Eating disorders: when food becomes a problem

    There are various kinds of eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia (binge-purge syndrome) and binge-eating disorder.

  • Indigestion (functional dyspepsia)

    Indigestion primarily causes stomach ache and an early feeling of satiety or fullness. There are many causes and treatment options.

  • Relief and support for family carers in older age

    Many older people provide care to their loved ones. Older family carers are particularly reliant on support and relief to enable them to fulfill their caring role.

  • Chronic pain

    Chronic pain can affect the body and mind and impact daily life. Treatment aims to alleviate pain as far as possible and improve people’s quality of life.

  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder

    An obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can have a major impact on every aspect of daily life. There is no cure for OCD. There are treatment options to help people manage it.

  • Prevention and health in care facilities

    Health promotion and prevention are also important to care recipients. Read here how this is put into practice in care facilities.

  • Tension headaches

    Nagging, pressing headaches that occur now and then are called tension headaches. They can be relieved with non-prescription painkillers.

  • Polycystic ovarian syndrome

    Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a female hormone disorder in which there is an excess of male sexual hormones. PCOS can be treated successfully.

  • Apps on prescription: examples of content and benefits

    Apps on prescription (DiGA) complement the treatment of various health conditions. Discover more about their content and benefits based on a number of examples.

  • Online addiction

    How many people tend to use the internet excessively? At which point can it be called being addicted, and how can dependency be avoided? This article answers these questions and others.