Did you know Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) can have a profound and lasting impact on a person’s life? They occur when the spinal cord, which is a long, thin bundle of nerves that runs from the brain down the back, is damaged. It can be caused due to several factors, such as car accidents, falls, […]

At least 17 graduates of Cagayan State University (CSU) are topnotchers in the 2024 Respiratory Therapists Licensure Examination. The university also achieved a 100 percent passing rate with 82 successful examinees. Out of 1,383 examinees, a total of 1,077 passed the exam. This is the first time that the university had this many graduates entering […]

Prostatectomy is a gold standard treatment for localised prostate cancer but can result in complications including incontinence and sexual dysfunction. Incorporating exercise interventions tailored to the needs of the patient improves physical and psychological health and alleviates treatment-related adverse effects. However, the optimal timing of exercise interventions—whether before surgery (prehabilitation) or after surgery (rehabilitation)—remains unclear. […]

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Living with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) can be challenging, but choosing the right place to live can greatly improve the quality of life for those with this condition. Florida, with its warm climate, clean air, and access to healthcare, is a popular destination for individuals with COPD looking to improve their respiratory health. In […]

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Employment Type: Permanent Full TimePosition Classification: Physiotherapist Lvl 4Remuneration: 117544 – 120393 full time equivalent base salary range (excludes super, leave loading and salary packaging)Hours Per Week: 38Requisition ID: REQ469543 Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network is the largest paediatric health care entity in Australia. We care for thousands of children each year in our hospitals and in their homes — with […]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the first time has cleared a fingertip pulse oximeter for home use as a medical device that consumers — including people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) — can use to check their blood oxygen levels. The device, MightySat Medical from Masimo, is available from the company for […]

PHOTO PROVIDED / THE VILLAGE REPORTERDISCUSSING REHAB SERVICES … Matt Stuckey, Director of Rehabilitation Therapy Services for Parkview Montpelier & Bryan Hospitals and Archbold Medical Center, left, was guest speaker for the general meeting of Montpelier Hospital Auxiliary Monday, Feb. 12th in the hospital conference room. Shown at right presenting him an appreciation gift on […]

In a revealing study conducted by the Christian Medical College (CMC) in Vellore, a concerning trend has emerged among Indian COVID-19 survivors, casting a spotlight on the long-term effects of the virus. Unlike their European and Chinese counterparts, a significant number of Indians are grappling with severe lung function impairment months after their supposed recovery. […]

As per a new study, Indians Covid survivors suffered significant and greater lung function impairment compared to their Europeans and Chinese counterparts. When it comes to lung damage, Covid seems to have taken a heavy toll on the respiratory health of Indians, as demonstrated by this new study. The study done by Christian Medical College, […]

(IRVING, Texas) – February is American Heart Month, and CHRISTUS Health is focused on all matters of the heart, including the importance of cardiac rehabilitation following a cardiac event or surgery, what it entails and how it benefits patients. Cardiac rehab patients are 57% less likely to experience a cardiac-related death while realizing as much […]

Maintaining a healthy weight, eating right, and exercising are all important to heart health – and so is managing stress. According to the American Heart Association, chronic stress can contribute to heart disease – the leading cause of death in the United States. Of course, everyone experiences stress, and it’s not all negative. In fact, some forms […]

Ocular surface disease (OSD) is a term that encompasses a range of eye conditions, including dry eye syndrome (DES), conjunctivitis, and keratitis. It is estimated that nearly 40% of patients seen by eye care professionals are affected by OSD, posing a daily challenge for accurate diagnosis and treatment. This complexity stems from the multiple factors […]

14132. The following is the schedule of benefits under this chapter: (a) Outpatient services are covered as follows: Physician, hospital or clinic outpatient, surgical center, respiratory care, optometric, chiropractic, psychology, podiatric, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, audiology, acupuncture to the extent federal matching funds are provided for acupuncture, and services of persons rendering treatment by […]

Losing someone can greatly impact the wellbeing of those left behind. For Janesville, Wisconsin resident Teri Kelly, losing her beloved husband of 47 years had a huge impact on her mental and physical health. “I had quit my job as a housekeeper – which I loved – to care for Patrick when he was ill,” […]

(SACRAMENTO) Jesus De Loera was rushing through an airport in Chicago this past summer, trying to make his connecting flight to Sacramento, when he collapsed. He had gone into cardiac arrest: His heart was not beating; he was not breathing. Fortunately, he was aided by two flight attendants who saved his life with CPR and […]

When it comes to treating Achilles tendon ruptures in young adults, there’s a common belief that surgery is the best, if not the only, option. However, a new study led by Dr. Laurence Ge at the University of Michigan Health challenges this traditional view. The research compared the outcomes of surgical and non-surgical treatment for […]

Our study showed significant improvements in patients with lung cancer who underwent PR. PR significantly improved exercise capacity, exertional symptoms, and HRQL. Although lung function parameters did not change significantly, there was a significant improvement in MIP, suggesting enhanced respiratory muscle function. Cardiovascular parameters, including the SVI, CI, WE, O2P, and AT, improved during exercise, […]

A new frontier in the battle against Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD) has emerged, as a groundbreaking study suggests that lung microbes may hold the key to protecting against this debilitating condition. In a discovery that could potentially revolutionize treatments for COPD, researchers have found that certain bacteria in the lungs could help prevent its […]

















