March 3, 2013
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Medical
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Multiple sclerosis affects more than 2.1 million individuals worldwide. But there is another disease that affects the central nervous system and is far more common.
Central Pain Syndrome is a neurological condition that causes chronic pain in those who suffer from it. Unfortunately, it’s a condition that often goes diagnosed. In recognition of Rare Diseases Day on Thursday, HuffPost Live featured the stories of several individuals whose lives have been impacted by CPS.
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Louise Mowder is one of the many Americans suffering from the rarely diagnosed Central Pain Syndrome, or CPS.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/01/central-pain-syndrome-undiagnosed_n_2792799.html?1362188957
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February 14, 2013
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Crime
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A landmark case in China granted Kim Lee a divorce from her husband on the grounds of domestic abuse — a topic seldom discussed there. Kim Lee joined HuffPost Live from Beijing, China, and spoke to host Abby Huntsman about the violence she was subjected to by her Chinese husband, Li Yang.
“He sat on my back and hit my head into the floor 10 or 12 times,” said Lee, “It was extreme violence. Any type of violence is unacceptable, but it was extreme.” Instead of denying the violence, her husband spoke publicly about the abuse in interviews. Lee quoted that “his exact words were ‘yes, I beat her sometimes but I never thought she’d go to the police, because that’s not what Chinese women do.'”
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/11/kim-lee-domestic-violence-china_n_2662951.html?1360608300&icid=maing-grid7|myaol|dl23|sec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D268867
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