Congenital disorders

The quality of life and body image disturbances of Turner syndrome patients in Malaysia: a cross-sectional study

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16
Nov

Health-related QoL (HRQOL) is the functional effect of an illness or disorder and its consequent therapy upon a patient, as perceived by the patient [17]. Though subjective, it is a crucial aspect in patient care and provides valuable insight into holistic management of health conditions. TS affects growth and development and its comorbidities have an […]

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Blood

Witness insists she saw murder suspect lick blood off his hand following fatal stabbing of Uber driver

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Article content Despite being stopped on a darkened rural road, murder trial witness Trista Tinkler insisted she was able to see accused killer Robert Daignault lick blood from his hand. But Tinkler’s cross-examination was shut down earlier than expected Thursday afternoon when she started to become non-responsive to defence lawyer Andrea Urquhart’s questioning. Article content […]

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Blood

Learned Academies and Leukaemia Foundation join forces to accelerate

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16
Nov

November 17, 2023 Blood cancers are among the most common cancers in Australia, responsible for almost 6,000 cancer-related deaths annually.   This plan serves as a blueprint to coordinate and accelerate national efforts to improve blood cancer survivor rates and improve quality of life for patients and their families.  The Foundation on behalf of the Blood […]

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Blood

Diablo 4 Mother’s Blessing Event Returns to Boost Progression, and Blood Harvest Reaches Its Goal

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16
Nov

Diablo 4 will open up another round of the Mother’s Blessing event next week, for a slew of special bonuses. Blizzard is also thanking the Diablo 4 community for hitting the goal in the recent Blood Harvest donation campaign, with another gift and a new contest. From November 20-27th at 10 AM PT, earn yourself […]

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Infection

Canadian officials confirm cantaloupe link to outbreak of Salmonella illnesses

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16
Nov

Public health officials in Canada have confirmed that cantaloupes are the source of an outbreak of Salmonella infections. The British Columbia Center for Disease Control reports that the outbreak is ongoing. So far there are eight confirmed patients in the province. There are likely more sick people because many do not seek medical treatment and […]

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Infection

Palestine-aligned cyberespionage actor shifts infection chain tactics

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16
Nov

Researchers warn that a cyberespionage actor that targets government entities in the Middle East and North Africa and is generally aligned with Palestinian interests has changed its infection chain tactics three times in recent months. The group is known for targeting a very small number of organizations in every campaign to deliver a custom malware […]

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Cardiovascular

Baqar, Naqvi visit National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases

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16
Nov

KARACHI-Caretaker Sindh Chief Minister Justice (R ) Maqbool Baqar and Care Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi visited the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) to witness its patient service, structure and performance so that a similar institute could be established in Punjab.During their visit both the chief ministers interacted with the patients in the Emergency […]

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Congenital disorders

Unraveling the Shifting Rare Eye Diseases Market Landscape: Analysis of Retinoblastoma Market, Retinitis Pigmentosa Market, Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency Market, Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy Market, and Stargardt Disease Market

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Several rare eye conditions are genetically influenced, which complicates the quest for effective treatments. Despite affecting only a small portion of the population, these rare eye diseases can have a profound impact on those affected. The paucity of precise diagnostic information and subsequent treatment options represents a significant impediment for both patients and healthcare providers. […]

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