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According to a study, Deaths from heart diseases went up during the COVID pandemic

As a new study, the number of people dying from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in the United States increased during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic, rising from 874,613 in...

As per Researchers, Type 2 Diabetes Patients Have a Double the Chance of Passing Away from Cancer

According to a significant study, having type 2 diabetes more than doubles the risk of dying from some malignancies. According to British experts, people with diabetes have a twofold increased...

Scientists Say. Antidepressants Can Numb Enjoyment as Well as Pain by Making Patients Feel Emotionally Dull

Antidepressants SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, have been discovered to impact reinforcement learning, enabling people to learn from their surroundings and behaviors. These medications function by concentrating on serotonin,...

A New Brain-checking Tool Aims to Reduce Risk at Any Age for Dementia

Risk of dementia People of all ages are encouraged to do more to care for their brains and reduce their risk of dementia. Alzheimer's Research UK's new brain check-up tool...

A £2 Million Boost in Funding Will Give Children With Cancer Hope By Expanding Research Into Experimental Treatments

A funding boost for experimental treatments may give children with cancer new hope. Every day, at least a dozen families receive the devastating news that their child has the disease....

Research Analysis depicts, Several Covid Outcomes Resolved in a Year

Following a minor acute SARS-CoV-2 infection, several health outcomes of patients who developed protracted COVID resolved one year later, according to a review of electronic medical records from an Israeli...

HPV Vaccines Play an Important Role in the Prevention of Cervical Cancer

Cervical Cancer Preventive vaccinations have been created for the prevention of HPV infection and, subsequently, cervical precancer and cancer. Dr. Hemant Tongaonkar, Senior Director-Urologic & Gynecologic Oncosurgery & Head-Surgical Oncology,...

Health Experts Say, Scotland Needs to Inculcate Covid-style Precautionary Measures in the Surge of Flu Levels

Health professionals have urged Scots to adopt pandemic precautions in light of an increase in respiratory illnesses like the flu, COVID, and Strep A. Linda Bauld, a public health expert,...

Breast Cancer Patients Get Proton Beam Therapy On NHS, In World-first Trial

Breast Cancer Proton beam therapy is currently being tested by British researchers to see if it can benefit people with breast cancer. The treatment may be superior to conventional radiotherapy...

The Outbreak of Measles, Hospitalizes 32 children in Ohio

Measles outbreak In Columbus, Ohio, a measles outbreak has sickened over 80 kids and hospitalized dozens more. Most of these cases have involved immature individuals who were nevertheless qualified for...

The Board of Infectious Disease Suggests Hospitals to Stop Screening Asymptomatic Patients for COVID-19

COVID-19 An influential board of infectious disease physicians recommended on Wednesday that hospitals and other healthcare facilities stop routinely screening asymptomatic patients for Covid-19 because the risks outweigh the benefits....

Telehealth Services to Introduce Gender-Affirming Care to Primary Care Settings

Telehealth Services On 19th December 2022, although primary care clinics provide many valuable healthcare services to patients, they frequently fall short of providing effective gender-affirming care (GAC), which necessitates empathy,...

Research Shows, Cells Alter Themselves if Body Is Subjected to Starvation

Starvation For body activities to run smoothly, cells require a constant flow of energy. To ensure a consistent supply of energy, the cellular metabolism must change during starvation periods, when...

Gene Editing Technology Treatment for Resistant Cancer Could Turn to be a Scientific Layup to Treat Several other Diseases

Treatment for Resistant Cancer For the first time, a new gene editing technique known as base editing was used to successfully treat a teen with treatment-resistant leukemia. Alyssa, 13, was...

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