According to a recent mouse study, women appear to have a molecular advantage that shields them from cell death in injured kidneys. It’s critical to comprehend why female kidneys are better protected from these acute and chronic injuries because kidney disease affects more than 850 million people annually, according to study author Dr. Tomokazu Souma. […]
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A recent study suggests that while it may take some time for COVID patients who are taken off ventilators to regain consciousness, this is not necessarily a bad omen. As a patient begins to recover, the body may attempt to protect the brain from oxygen deprivation. The researchers recommended that doctors consider these prolonged recovery […]
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According to a study, drinking green tea daily and the occasional red wine may help lessen plaques in the brain linked to Alzheimer’s disease. According to a study in New York, drinking green tea every day and the occasional glass of red wine may help lessen the plaques linked to Alzheimer’s disease in the brain. […]
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In India, almost one in two individuals do not receive the diabetes education they require when diagnosed. IDF projects that by 2030, more than 92 million diabetics will live in India. Additionally, the study reveals a funding and investment gap for diabetes education for medical professionals working in India. New Delhi: When diagnosed with diabetes, […]
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Patients with diabetes are now more likely to experience heart failure. Experts estimate that people with diabetes have a nearly four-fold increased risk of developing heart failure compared to the general population. Additionally, diabetes is a risk factor for heart failure, indicating a relationship between the two. Heart disease is one of the most prevalent […]
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The BMC conducted the STEPS survey, where more than 6,000 people’s fasting blood sugar levels were examined, with the assistance of the World Health Organization. In both men and women, the study discovered 18% with elevated fasting blood glucose levels of more than 126 mg/dl (average: 70-99). Mumbai: A first-of-its-kind study conducted across the city’s […]
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Researchers found that over ten years, those who participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) aged cognitively about two years slower than those who did not. In the United States, according to a recent study from Columbia, older people who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may experience a slower rate of […]
Continue ReadingAccording to new research, vigorous sex can cause an asthma attack in people with chronic lung disease, much like strenuous exercise. Dr. Ariel Leung, chief internal medicine resident at Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, California, and study author, stated that there is a shortage of recent literature on the prevalence of sexual activity manifesting […]
Continue ReadingResearchers have identified nerve cells essential for helping paralyzed people regain their ability to walk, making this a breakthrough in treating spinal cord injuries. Nine patients who participated in an ongoing Swiss study to help paralyzed people regain movement contributed to the findings. With implants that electrically stimulate spinal nerves that control lower-body movement, all […]
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Looking at the safety of 50 million lives till the end of this decade, nations worldwide agreed last year to ensure sustainable access to a wide range of vaccines for everyone. But according to Kate O’Brien, the WHO’s vaccine chief, “a new paradigm” is required to meet this challenge. Geneva: WHO emphasized on Wednesday that […]
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