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Nomogram models to help clinicians predict CRKP infections

Introduction Bacterial resistance has emerged as a significant challenge in the field of global public health. Klebsiella pneumoniae (KP) is an opportunistic pathogen and one of the common causative agents of community-acquired and healthcare-associated infections. Carbapenem antibiotics are often the drug of last resort when controlling KP infections, but due to widespread use in recent […]

Viral Fever Surge Creates Snowball Effect in Bengaluru, Ear Infections On The Rise

Children are mostly at high risk of contracting ear infections due to low immunity New Delhi: Bengaluru has seen a huge surge in viral fever over the last few months, and according to doctors It is causing a rise in ear infections too. Experts are now cautioning people to take care of their immunity levels, […]

Medication adherence in older adults with T2D and CVS

Introduction Chronic medical conditions, including type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), are common among elderly patients worldwide. According to previous estimates, studies found that–50–99% of patients aged ≥ 60 years presented with at least two chronic medical conditions in which cardiovascular diseases topped the chronic morbidities in this population.1 A large–scale survey conducted in […]

Caregiver’s QOL Among Children with Cerebral Palsy

Introduction Caregivers of disabled children are essential for maintaining and improving the health status of the affected child.1 As the disability of the affected individuals increases, the physical and psychological burden on their caregivers increases.2,3 Caregivers help the affected person in many activities, including bed mobility, transition to sitting, standing, mobility, toileting, bathing, dressing, eating, […]

New Swine Flu Strain Discovered in a Human in The UK For The First Time

The first human case of a new strain of swine flu has been detected in the UK, and health officials are trying to determine the virus’s origin. On Monday, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) verified that a person tested positive for Influenza A H1N2v, a distinct but similar virus to the flu viruses spreading […]

Absence of CAD a negative predictor of cardiovascular events

Introduction Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is highly prevalent worldwide, it affects 8–16% of the population,1 and CKD is the third fastest growing cause of death globally.2 In high-income countries, CKD is mainly caused by diabetes or hypertension,3 which also represent central risk factors for development of cardiovascular diseases, both individually and synergistically.4,5 Cardiovascular disease and […]

Blood drives at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Hamilton Community Center next week

The American Red Cross urges donors to give thanks and give back by making a plan to give blood or platelets next week at two blood drives in Hancock County. Basco Immanuel Lutheran Church, 921 N. Co. Rd. 1900, Carthage, will be hosting a blood drive from 12-5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4, and Hamilton Community […]

Why the world is worried about a new pandemic in China

As a result of the global Covid trauma, when lots of people in China sneeze, the world shudders. So, news that China is experiencing a surge in respiratory child illnesses, including pneumonia, has understandably given the world the jitters. Reports from local media and the Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases — a publicly available system […]

Identification of immune-related genes as uremia biomarkers

Introduction Uremia is a symptom of the final stage of chronic renal failure, which is clinically characterized by aberrant water, electrolyte, acid, and base balance and increased blood levels of metabolites, such as creatinine and urea.1 The uremia stage is often associated with a number of secondary conditions and comorbidities of chronic kidney disease (CKD), […]