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Mindfulness exercises: How to get started
Mayo ClinicFocusing on your feelings and senses at a given moment is a mindfulness exercise. Mindfulness is a form of meditation that may help reduce stress, anxiety, depression and bad mood. Tips for how to practice mindfulness in this resource.
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HIV test: yes or no?
OHRIThis patient decision aid helps people decide on whether or not to have an HIV test by outlining and comparing the two options.
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Carotid artery stenosis in people at high risk: treatment options.
OHRIThis patient decision aid helps people with serious heart, lung or kidney problems or who are over 80 years old decide on the treatment methods for blocked or narrowed carotid arteries. It facilitates the process by outlining and comparing the three treatment options: taking medicines, stenting and taking medicines, and surgery and taking medicines.
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