Author Archives: yun

Cancer and neoplasms

Study Examines Sun Protection Habits in Sexual and Gender Minority Populations in Lebanon

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29
Aug

By surveying sun damage perceptions among sexual and gender minority populations in Lebanon, investigators hoped to initiate conversations about contributing risk factors for skin cancers, according to a recent cross-sectional study1 published in the Journey of Cosmetic Dermatology. Nattawat/Adobe Stock According to study authors Ghaoui et al, previous research has shown that men who are […]

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Cardiovascular

What we still don’t know about Wegovy’s effect on strokes and heart attacks

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29
Aug

Meghan Rosen is a staff writer who reports on the life sciences for Science News. She earned a Ph.D. in biochemistry and molecular biology with an emphasis in biotechnology from the University of California, Davis, and later graduated from the science communication program at UC Santa Cruz.

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Fever, Health Care, Medical Care, Symptoms

What Causes a Fever? Here’s What to Know—And When to See a Doctor

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29
Aug

FYI: A fever is actually a good sign that your body’s fighting off illness. Encountering a fever can indeed give rise to a range of unpleasant sensations, a sense of unease, and an elevated state of concern, particularly given the current circumstances. It’s probable that you’ve experienced instances of heightened body temperature in the past, […]

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Congenital disorders

Explained: Down Syndrome Causes In Infants And How To Manage It

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Down Syndrome is one of the most common chromosomal anomalies globally. It affects 1 in 1000 infants in India. A baby with Down’s Syndrome has an extra copy of a particular chromosome – chromosome 21. This makes a total of 47 chromosome per cell. Baby’s with Down Syndrome have characteristic physical appearance and typically go […]

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Disease, Flu, Insight

When Does Flu Season Start and End?

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29
Aug

Though you can catch the flu year-round, it’s more prevalent during certain seasons. AT A GLANCE The commencement and culmination of flu season are contingent upon one’s geographical location, as elucidated by Alicia Budd, MPH, an epidemiologist within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s influenza division, in conversation with Health. Within the United States, […]

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COVID-19, Flu, Insight

CDC Director Warns Flu Season Could Be ‘Severe’ This Year—Here’s Why, and How to Protect Yourself

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29
Aug

Last year’s drastically low number of flu cases may play a part. Amid the prevailing concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it is imperative to recognize that our attention should not be solely fixated on this infectious disease. The approaching flu season for 2022-2023 demands our vigilance, as it potentially heralds a greater severity compared […]

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Infection

Eyedrops recalled because they may cause bacterial and fungal infections

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29
Aug

Dr. Berne’s Whole Health Products has recalled four types of eyedrops after one failed sterility tests. Recalled are all lots of MSM drops 5% and 15% solution, organic castor oil eyedrops and MSM mist 15% because one lot of the MSM drops 5% was positive for bacterial and fungal contamination, according to an announcement with […]

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COVID-19, Fever, Health Care, Medical Care, Medications, Symptoms, Treatment

What Temperature Is Considered a Fever in Adults?

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29
Aug

It’s one of the most common COVID-19 symptoms—here’s the temperature range you need to know. Familiar to most, the concept of fevers is not alien: Individuals have encountered elevated body temperatures on various occasions, often linked to infections caused by bacteria or viruses, such as the well-known influenza. However, since the emergence of COVID-19, there […]

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Health Care, Inflammation, Medical Care, Symptoms, Treatment

What Is a Wet Cough?

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29
Aug

All that mucus and phlegm are telling you something. AT A GLANCE A productive cough is characterized by the expulsion of mucus, often caused by inflammation or irritation stemming from an infection. Typically, this kind of cough tends to ameliorate naturally and can be eased through the use of readily available medications and home-based treatments. […]

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Flu, Health Care, Medical Care, Medications

How To Get Rid of the Flu Quickly

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29
Aug

Got flu symptoms? It’s not always possible to speed up your recovery, but certain flu treatments can help reduce the length of your symptoms. Enhancing, optimizing, and ensuring originality: Experiencing the flu may appear as a minor inconvenience, yet in certain instances, this viral ailment can lead to significant complications. Despite the strenuous preventive measures […]

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