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Unveiling the Connection Between Diet and Health Our food choices significantly influence our well-being. In a recent study published in BMC Medicine, researchers shed light on how tweaking our diet can remarkably affect our health. Led by Sabrina Schlesinger from the German Diabetes Center, this study emphasizes the advantages of shifting from animal-based foods, like …

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Belly fat has long been a concern for physical health, but recent studies have highlighted its potential impact on cognitive health. Research has unearthed a compelling link between excess abdominal fat and the heightened risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. What Research Reveals A study published in a recent health journal delved into the relationship between …

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The health and social care sector consists of any organisation that provides health care to individuals, e.g. hospitals, dentists and specialised care such as physiotherapy, and social care, e.g. nursing homes, shelters and day-care centres. The health and social care sector is part of the education and health services sub-sector. Diverse Career Paths in Health and Social …

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RSV Outbreaks ! The recent surge in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases among children, notably at Missio Children’s Clinic Moenchberg in Wuerzburg, Germany, highlights the pressing demand for effective treatments. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) responded promptly to the ongoing shortage of RSV treatment in the U.S., expediting the release of over …

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The historic decision could revolutionize the treatment of sickle cell disease and -thalassaemia, but the technology is too pricey. The UK medicines regulator has approved a new therapy that uses CRISPR gene editing to treat sickle-cell disease and beta-thalassemia. This is the first time that CRISPR has been approved for use in humans. The therapy, …

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A Shift in Safety Standards of Salem Hospital Salem Hospital, formerly recognized as North Shore Medical Center, stands as a Level III trauma center rooted in Salem, Massachusetts. However, recent events have brought attention to an issue that touched the core of patient safety protocols. Incident Overview The hospital acknowledged a breach in its best …

Salem Hospital warns hundreds of people of possible HIV and Hepatitis infections. Read More »

Introduction Stiff-person syndrome (SPS), also known as stiff-man syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder characterized by progressive muscle stiffness and rigidity, affecting primarily the trunk and limbs. It can also cause involuntary spasms, impaired balance, and difficulty walking. SPS is caused by a loss of inhibitory function in the central nervous system, leading to excessive …

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Living with Type Two Diabetes: Paul Kennedy’s Journey Paul Kennedy, an integral part of the esteemed Men in Sheds program by Blackburn Rovers Community Trust, shares his personal encounter with type two diabetes, spanning over five challenging years. Embracing Diagnosis Challenges Paul’s admission of the initial diagnosis unveils a tough reality. “Discovering my diabetes was …

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During pregnancy, the mother’s nutritional and mental health has a substantial impact on the child’s long-term growth and wellness. This research aims to explore the connections between a mom’s diet, emotions, and the baby’s development. It delves into how a balanced diet contributes to the baby’s proper growth and how essential nutrients support the baby’s …

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