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11Feb

Ghanaians encouraged to prioritize health protection

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Harmattan The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) on Saturday urged the public to intensify health protection as the dry and dusty Harmattan weather continues across the country. In a statement, the association warned that the increase in intensity of the Harmattan poses a risk to public health, saying, “It has seriously affected health, possibly leading to […]

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11Feb

What Is It, How To Do It And It’s Numerous Health Benefits To Achieve Health And Harmony

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Sudarshan Kriya, a transformative breathing technique rooted in ancient Indian wisdom, has become a beacon of hope for those seeking inner peace, emotional well-being, and improved overall health. This rhythmic and controlled breathing practice has gained global recognition for its numerous health benefits and its ability to promote emotional well-being. In this article, let us delve […]

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11Feb

A Link to Sleep Disorders Amidst COVID-19

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When Silence Isn’t Golden: Decoding Nighttime Body Noises and Their Link to Sleep Disorders Amidst the tranquil stillness of the night, our bodies sometimes emit sounds that can be alarming, intriguing, or downright bothersome. These nocturnal symphonies are often dismissed as mere quirks, but they might hold clues to underlying health conditions, particularly sleep disorders. […]

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11Feb

Revolutionary Nanoparticles Offer New Hope for COPD Patients

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In a significant leap towards combating chronic lung infections, researchers at the Institute of Functional Nano and Soft Materials (FUNSOM) at Soochow University have engineered inhalable nanoparticles that can penetrate mucus and biofilm barriers in lungs. This development, published on February 11, 2024, holds immense potential for patients suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). […]

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11Feb

Let’s reduce dust on roads under construction – GMA

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Accra, Feb.11, GNA – The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has urged contractors working on broads to water them regularly to reduce dust associated with the harmattan season. A press release signed by Dr Frank Serebour, President of the Association, said the general dry weather was leading to increased respiratory conditions, adding that people with Asthma […]

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11Feb

Lonafarnib: A Potential New Drug for RSV Treatment

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Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common cause of respiratory illness. While it usually only causes mild symptoms in healthy adults, it can lead to serious health complications in small children and older adults with pre-existing conditions. Currently, there is a pressing need for effective antiviral treatments for RSV. In the quest to address this […]

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11Feb

COVID-19, flu or influenza?distinguish their symptoms

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These two influenza, influenza and Coronavirus disease They are contagious respiratory diseases but are caused by different viruses. If you currently have symptoms but don’t know what you have, below we’ll tell you what the symptoms are Coronavirus disease, influenza and influenza. Take care of yourself: Two key symptoms spotted in new COVID-19 variant Here’s […]

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11Feb

Will dust cause the next pandemic amongst stone workers?

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Chronic silicosis typically develops over 10 or more years of exposure to low levels of respirable crystalline silica. There are increasing reports of young men in the United States, Australia and other countries developing an incurable lung disease that can cause massive scarring of both lungs. The destruction of lungs makes breathing difficult and often […]

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11Feb

Are Casinos Pumped with Oxygen?

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Are Casinos Pumped with Oxygen? H2: The History of Oxygen in Casinos The use of oxygen in casinos is a relatively recent phenomenon. In the early days of casino gambling, the air in casinos was often thick with smoke from cigarettes and cigars. This made it difficult for people to breathe, and could even lead […]

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10Feb

Cambodia records 1st death from H5N1 bird flu so far this year

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Phnom Penh, Feb 10: A nine-year-old boy from northeastern Cambodia’s Kratie province had died of H5N1 avian influenza, the first death from the virus in the country so far this year, the Ministry of Health said in a statement. “Laboratory results from the National Institute of Public Health showed on Thursday that the boy was […]

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10Feb

Ashok Gehlot Warns People About Happy Hypoxia, An After-Effect Of COVID-19 Infection

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Jaipur: After being admitted to hospital for almost a week due to a recent illness, the former CM of Rajasthan Ashok Gehlot has warned the people about Happy Hypoxia, an after-effect of the pandemic COVID-19. In a recent post on social media platform X, Gehlot said: “Recently, many new researches have shown that during COVID-19 […]

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10Feb

Ghanaians urged to intensify health protection as dusty weather continues-Xinhua

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ACCRA, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) — The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) on Saturday urged the public to intensify health protection as the dry and dusty Harmattan weather continues across the country. In a statement, the association warned that the increase in intensity of the Harmattan poses a risk to public health, saying, “It has seriously affected […]

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10Feb

Breathing with the Bostons | News-Leader, Fernandina Beach Florida

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On rare, wonderful occasions, we have the good fortune of encountering irrefutably extraordinary individuals. These special someones possess a seemingly magical ability to motivate others. Sometimes they inspire creativity. Other times they sow the seeds of perseverance. In the best cases, they ignite joy. Islander Kellie Boston routinely performs all these feats with aplomb, and […]

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10Feb

A Second Surge? Health Experts Advise Caution

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Flu Activity in the U.S.: A Second Surge? The flu virus is still active across the U.S., despite a national decline in hospitalizations. Certain areas, particularly the Midwest, are experiencing high levels of flu-like illnesses. This season’s flu generally peaks between December and February, however, a second surge seems to be on the horizon, with […]

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10Feb

Latest Data and Prevention Measures

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The United States continues to grapple with the impact of the flu virus, with some regions witnessing a surge in flu-like illnesses. Despite the national decline in flu hospitalizations, the number of states experiencing high or extremely high levels of respiratory illnesses has seen an increase. The flu season generally peaks between December and February, […]

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10Feb

Fresher Breath to Skin Care: 5 effects of consuming mint leaves or pudina on a daily basis

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Image Source : GOOGLE 5 effects of consuming mint leaves or pudina on a daily basis Mint, also known as pudina, is a versatile herb loved for its refreshing flavour and aroma. But beyond its culinary appeal, mint boasts a range of potential health benefits that can be unlocked by incorporating it into your daily […]

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10Feb

What Is White Lung Pneumonia? Before You Panic, Read This

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By Eva Hagan Feb. 9 2024, Published 4:56 p.m. ET Source: iStock During the winter months, respiratory illnesses become more common, including pneumonia. You may have seen an illness called white lung pneumonia show up in the news once or twice, and before you freak out, we can tell you that it sounds a lot […]

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10Feb

Newly discovered genetic malfunction causes rare lung disease

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The macrophage is one of the body’s most important inhabitants. Meaning “big eater” in Greek, this immune cell consumes and digests problematic elements from microbes and cancer cells to dust and debris. Macrophages are especially important in the lungs, where they both fight bacterial infection and clear the lungs of excess surfactant, a protein- and […]

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9Feb

Never-before-documented genetic disorder causes rare lung disease

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The macrophage is one of the body’s most important inhabitants. Meaning “big eater” in Greek, this immune cell consumes and digests problematic elements from microbes and cancer cells to dust and debris. Macrophages are especially important in the lungs, where they both fight bacterial infection and clear the lungs of excess surfactant, a protein- and […]

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