Dia is a chatbot that details diet, medications, and diabetes. Patients can use it to make appointments and reminders for teleconsultations, lab tests, and in-person visits. It communicates with caregivers and patients in crisis or pandemic situations. Chennai: On Thursday, a city-based diabetic hospital launched a tool that allows doctors to assess the risk of […]
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According to recent findings, viruses ‘decide’ when to remain dormant inside their hosts and when to multiply and burst out, killing the host cell and using information from their environment. Viruses currently take advantage of their ability to observe their surroundings. However, one of the authors warned that “we could exploit it to their detriment […]
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While the pandemic has re-emphasized the necessity of having a health insurance policy, the nature of the policy consumers now want is quite advanced. After the implementation of COVID-19, consumers are more likely to choose a comprehensive plan that includes coverage for OPD (Out Patient Department) costs. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant global events […]
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The head of the World Health Organization declared on Wednesday that the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is near, with global death rates at their lowest point since the new coronavirus first started to spread in March 2020. However, experts point out that the death rate in the US is mainly stable and has not […]
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Childhood cancer symptoms can resemble those of other common pediatric conditions. Cancer in children requires a lengthy and relatively intensive course of treatment. It involves frequent hospital visits, possible hospitalization, and repeated injections, all of which can be stressful for both the child and the family in addition to the child. There are several ways […]
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According to the American Diabetes Association, about 37 million Americans have diabetes. 34.5 million of them also suffer from hearing loss of some kind. According to a recent study, hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes as it is in people without the disease. The rate of hearing loss is 30% higher […]
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A recent clinical experiment suggests that teens with type 1 diabetes may have cognitive benefits when their blood sugar levels are better managed. Teenagers were better able to avoid high blood sugar episodes when they began therapy using newer technology, commonly referred to as “artificial pancreas” devices, than teens who continued with conventional diabetes treatment. […]
Continue ReadingThe majority of customers favored “high-in” warning labels. Such warning labels are regarded as the most straightforward and user-friendly FOPL design. New Delhi: More than 20,000 people participated in an online survey that provided timely consumer choice insights as the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) prepares to unveil the much-anticipated draught rule […]
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