The doctor is in-the mailbox, that is to say. You can now do self -administered tests for everything, from thyroid function to HIV in the privacy of your own home – and this list continues to grow, because Food and Drug Administration recently approved the first cervical cancer test at home. Although tests can facilitate … Read more
Illustration by Bruce Blaus / Blausen Medical (CC by 3.0)) Japanese scientists have found a way to observe coagulation activity in the blood as happened, without the need for invasive procedures. Using a new type of microscope and artificial intelligence, scientists have shown how plattttiness “agglomeration” can be followed in patients with coronary disease, opening … Read more
While the stocky heat is aggravated by a glorious sun, the nation could become slightly more irritable than usual because the arrow temperatures are at the forefront of households in the United Kingdom. And this could be the result of the British losing up to two hours of sleep every night during mini-vagues while temperatures … Read more
The ostrich farm in British Columbia, which has become the flash point of a avian flu The epidemic, “did not cooperate” with the authorities to manage the epidemic, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Universal ostruch Farm “has failed to undertake appropriate measures to mitigate biosecurity,” the CFIA said in a statement. Cfia had … Read more
Glasgow children’s charity charity A new specially designed twin bed brings comfort and link with families of the neonatal unit of the Royal Glasgow Hospital for children – the pre -emissions to sleep side by side safely. Keeping close twins can support their development, strengthen their link and offer comfort, not only to babies, but … Read more
A diabetes of type 2 diabetes can be a great shock for any otherwise healthy individual, but it is not a death sentence. Many people reach remission, despite the absence of a universally agreed definition of what this constitutes. Glycated hemoglobin (HBA1C) reflects an individual’s blood sugar state over several months, with levels of less … Read more
With measles By making an alarming return across the country, more Canadians think that vaccines should be compulsory for children at school, but a significant number of parents are still not convinced, according to a new survey. Angus Reid surveyPublished Thursday, shows the support for compulsory vaccination of measles on childhood jumped in the past … Read more
Researchers from the University of Oregon have discovered a molecule produced by living yeast on human skin that has shown powerful antimicrobial properties against a pathogen responsible for half-million hospitalizations per year in the United States. It is a unique approach to solving the growing problem of antibiotic resistant bacteria. With the global threat of … Read more
A single injection of an experimental drug called Verve-102 can reduce cholesterol levels up to 69%, according to the initial results of clinical trials which have not yet been examined by peers. Treatment could transform the prevention of heart attacks by considerably reducing LDL cholesterol – the so -called “bad” cholesterol – with a single … Read more
Canada gynecologists say Vaccination COVID-19 “Stay safe and highly recommended” during pregnancy and during breastfeeding. The Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada published on Wednesday one day after the Secretary of the United States of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – A long -standing anti -vaccine activist – said that the blow is no … Read more