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27Feb

Study finds high rate of lung damage in Indians after acute Covid, experts decode why, ET HealthWorld

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New Delhi: Indians suffer high rates of lung function damage after acute COVID with about half reporting shortness of breath, according to a recent study, a worrying finding that experts attribute to various reasons, including co-morbidities and pollution. The study by the Christian Medical College, Vellore, is the largest from India to investigate the impact […]

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27Feb

Portable Oxygen Concentrators Market Size, Share, Revenue Trends, Growth Drivers And Industry Report 2024-2032

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(MENAFN- IMARC Group) IMARC Group’s report titled “Portable Oxygen Concentrators Market Report by Technology (Continuous Flow, Pulse Flow), Application (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Asthma, Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Sleep Apnea, and Others), End User (Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, and Others), and Region 2024-2032” . The global portable oxygen concentrators market size reached US$ 1.8 Billion […]

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27Feb

Teacher loses arms and legs to sepsis after strep infection leads to ‘the perfect storm’

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As a veteran high school teacher, Sherri Moody is used to getting a cold about once a year. So when she started feeling sick on a field trip with her students, it wasn’t a big deal. But within days, the flu-like symptoms turned frightening. Moody was lethargic and running a high fever. She was throwing […]

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27Feb

Academic chronic fatigue and long Covid probed

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Increased awareness of energy-limiting and chronic conditions in higher education post-pandemic needs to translate into action, not just from universities but also from funders, publishers and conference organisers who impact much of an academic’s life, according to a professor. Bethan Evans, professor in human geography at the University of Liverpool, has embarked on a research project looking […]

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27Feb

New at-home stethoscope may help monitor young children

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Share on PinterestExperts say it can be difficult for parents to monitor asthma in young children. Westend61/Getty Images Asthma is common in young children. Diagnosing asthma exacerbations in those under 5 years is challenging. A recent study looked at an artificial intelligence designed stethoscope that combines auditory data with physical measurements. The researchers concluded that […]

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27Feb

Eggplant Extract for Skin Cancer: Lack of Evidence | Michael Simpson

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I read all kinds of nonsense on the internet about all kinds of “cures” for cancer. Most of it can be dismissed because of the lack of any reliable, robust, and repeated evidence. Recently, someone told me that eggplant extract could be used to treat skin cancer, and I dismissed it immediately. Then, I searched […]

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26Feb

Australian Breakthrough Offers New Hope in Severe Asthma Treatment

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In the relentless battle against severe asthma, a condition that has ensnared millions worldwide in its breath-stealing grip, a ray of hope shines from Down Under. Australian researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking discovery that could redefine the therapeutic landscape for those wrestling with this chronic respiratory nemesis. At the heart of this revelation lies the […]

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26Feb

US Approves Asthma Drug to Treat Food Allergies

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From VOA Learning English, this is the Health & Lifestyle report. The U.S. food and drug agency has approved a medication already used to treat the breathing condition asthma to treat people for food allergies. On February 16, the United States Food and Drug Administration (or FDA) approved Xolair for a new use. Xolair has […]

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26Feb

The fall COVID-19 shot’s effectiveness, and other respiratory virus news this week

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With Canada’s colder weather comes respiratory virus season, and flus and RSV are circulating alongside the COVID-19 virus that remains with us. While Canadians learned a lot about how to protect themselves from illness over the course of the pandemic, new information released by health care practitioners can help inform decisions, from availability of flu […]

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26Feb

TAS2R38 haplotypes, COVID-19 infection, and symptomatology: a cross-sectional analysis of data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging

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Study design and population The CLSA is a large, national, long-term study with 51,338 respondents between the ages of 45 and 85 years at baseline who will be followed longitudinally. Baseline data were collected between 2011 and 2015. A large subset referred to as the Comprehensive Cohort (n = 30,097) provided detailed sociodemographic, lifestyle, and medical data, as […]

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26Feb

A nagging cough that just won’t go away

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“I’ve got this cough that just won’t go away,” my patient says, and I know this story all too well. Chronic cough, a cough that lasts more than two months, is a common ailment which in most cases is benign. But for the patient it is both bothersome and worrisome. If your cough has lasted […]

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26Feb

I Tested Positive for COVID-19, Now What?

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A Short List of Steps to Start Recovery and Slow the Spread Medically reviewed by Josephine Hessert, DO What to do when you test positive for COVID-19 can depend on factors such as your symptoms and your risk of complications. Anyone who has COVID-19, even if they test positive but don’t have symptoms, can spread […]

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26Feb

Albuterol May Improve VO2 in Some People With Secondhand Smoke Exposure

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Albuterol may improve ventilation and exercise capacity in individuals exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke (SHS) who have preserved spirometry and lung volumes suggestive of air trapping, according to a study in BMC Pulmonary Medicine. The double-blinded, randomized, crossover, placebo-controlled trial evaluated use of albuterol for improving exercise capacity and respiratory symptoms in nonsmoking SHS-exposed individuals […]

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26Feb

Experts Worried about Animals after Avian Influenza Detected –

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Massachusetts health officials concerned about pets and wildlife after detecting the bird flu. The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) recently issued a warning regarding the detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, in the state. The presence of avian flu was confirmed in a non-commercial, mixed-species backyard flock located in […]

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26Feb

Four measures Ghana Health Service has prescribed amid harsh weather conditions

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Hazy weather As Ghana grapples with harsh weather conditions characterized by dryness, dust, and elevated temperatures, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has issued a set of recommendations to mitigate the adverse health effects associated with the prevailing weather patterns. The Environmental Protection Agency has reported a high Air Quality Index due to dust particles in […]

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26Feb

Lingering Cough After A Cold? Here Are Reasons For Coughing And What You Can Do About It

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Are you still troubled with coughing even after weeks of getting over a cold? The common cold often has a lasting impact on our respiratory health, with persistent coughs lingering even after the initial symptoms have subsided. We spoke to our expert Dr Piyush Mishra, District Immunisation Officer, North East Delhi, who sheds light on […]

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26Feb

Pulmonary Aspergillosis Increases Mortality Risk in Patients With COVID-19

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During the Omicron-dominant phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, infection with COVID-19-associated pulmonary aspergillosis (CAPA) was associated with increased mortality risk, according to results of a study published in BMC Infectious Diseases. The Omicron variant has been associated with increased transmission and immune escape compared with previous COVID-19 variants. For patients with COVID-19, secondary pulmonary aspergillosis […]

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26Feb

What happens in the brain?

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The peak of the COVID-19 pandemic may be behind us, but for many people, long COVID continues to cause symptoms weeks, months, or even years after the initial illness. Among the more than 200 symptoms reported for long COVID, brain fog — problems with thinking, understanding, focus and memory — is one of the most […]

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26Feb

Health Coaches In Respiratory Treatment Market Report 2024-32

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(MENAFN- Meridian Market Consultants) The Reports and Insights, a leading market research company, has recently releases report titled “Health Coaches In Respiratory Treatment Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2024-2032.” The study provides a detailed analysis of the industry, including the global Health Coaches In Respiratory Treatment Market share, size, trends, and […]

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26Feb

The Latest Covid Guidance: Symptoms, Treatment and More

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We’re four years into the pandemic, and by this point, most Americans have had Covid at least once. But when the virus comes for us (again), it can still feel just as alarming as your first bout. Here’s a guide to what Covid looks like now and how to treat it. Symptoms The most common […]

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