Bio
As an Author, Dr. Bruce's innovative and highly persuasive book proposals have won her major contracts with renowned New York publishers such as Time Warner, Penguin, Harper Collins, Rodale, Dell, Bantam, Ballantine, Macmillan USA, Simon & Schuster, Dutton, Avon, Henry Holt, Random House, Berkley, W. W. Norton, John Wiley, and Kensington. Dr. Bruce has also published more than 2,700 feature articles in mass market magazines such as Woman's Day, Prevention, Parenting, Baby Talk, Reader's Digest, and Success. As a regular contributor for MightyWords.com (eMatter) with her own collection page, Debra Fulghum Bruce Health Collections, her MightyWords ebooks were their best-selling items. Most recently, she completed extensive writing projects for Parenting.com Time Warner, as well as a series of four Q&A childcare titles with Little/Brown in NY.
Features and excerpts from her many health trade books have recently appeared in popular mass-market magazines such as Esquire, Forbes, GQ, Prevention, Walking, Cooking Light, Redbook, Martha Stewart's Living, Reader's Digest, Men's Health, McCall's, U.S. News and World Report, Redbook, Glamour, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Shape's Cook, Woman's Day, Elan, USA Today, and Woman's World Weekly.
Dr. Bruce has also done numerous radio and TV talk shows and interviews, including call-in shows. She and her many coauthors have appeared on CNN News, CNN Medical Moments, ABC News, CBS News, CBS Early Show, NBC News, and the Today Show, as well as radio and television talk shows. Her book I'd Kill for a Cookie was chosen by USA TODAY as one of the Top 10 Health Books; The Daily Six was given Best Book Award by USA BOOK NEWS.
Specialties:
- Healthcare
Location:
- Dunwoody, GA
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Can acupuncture help treat fibromyalgia?
If you want to try acupuncture for relief of fibromyalgia or chronic pain, make sure you get a licensed acupuncturist who uses only disposable needles. Acupuncture tends to be operator dependent, t...
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What are trigger points?
Trigger points are small, localized areas in muscles and tendons that are very tender to pressure particularly in those with fibromyalgia. These trigger areas are much more sensitive than oth...
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How does fibromyalgia differ from arthritis?
The feelings of pain and stiffness in fibromyalgia are very widespread, unlike the usual osteoarthritis, bursitis or tendinitis that is localized to a single area. In fact, if there are not many ar...
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How does fibromyalgia affect the body?
People with fibromyalgia tell of going from doctor to doctor with symptoms of fatigue, even on arising. They have specific tender points on the body that hurt to touch, or they may have ...
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How can I reduce my risk of developing fibromyalgia?
Risk factors for fibromyalgia include: • Aging • Decrease in serotonin (a chemical in the body often associated with calming and anti-anxiety) • Female gender • Hi...
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What is rheumatoid arthritis (RA)?
Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when the immune system goes haywire and in, an inflammatory reaction, attacks the linings of the joints. This type of arthritis causes pain, swelling, and stiffnes...
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What are the symptoms of migraine headaches?
Migraine headaches may last a few hours up to days, and can be dull, throbbing, constant, and severe. They may happen only occasionally or may repeat within days. They are most often (but not alway...
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What is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?
With OSA, your lungs do not get enough fresh air so the brain wakes you up just enough to catch your breath and unblock the air passage. You may experience frequent sleep interruptions, along with ...
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What are the types of minimally invasive surgery?
One type of minimally invasive surgery is laparoscopy, which uses a tube with a light and a camera lens at the end (laparoscope) to look at internal organs, check for abnormalities, or perform surg...
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What causes back pain?
The most common source of back pain is from the muscles, tendons, and ligaments around the lower spine, but pain can affect any part of the back or neck. It is extremely common to have osteoarthrit...
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What are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)?
Other than aspirin, NSAIDs are the most heavily used drugs in the world. They are commonly used to treat back pain, neck pain, TMJ, carpal tunnel, injuries, headache, PMS, menstrual pain, dental pa...
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What is hot yoga, or Bikram yoga?
Bikram yoga uses a precise system of postures to warm and stretch the body. When you attend a Bikram yoga class, you will practice the same 26 postures in each class. You might find the room to be ...
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What is vinyasa yoga?
With vinyasa or astanga yoga, you will “flow” from one posture to another in a series. Vinyasa helps to heat the body quickly, enabling the muscles to warm up. Practitioners of this sty...
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What causes uterine fibroids?
Each uterine fibroid begins its development as a single muscle cell and for unknown reasons begins to duplicate. While it is not known what causes fibroids to grow, these tumors are under the contr...
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What exercises can help relieve knee pain?
If performed regularly, these exercises will help increase strength and flexibility and ease knee pain. If your knees hurt, use moist heat applications before and after this exercise. Lie on you...
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