(Adrienne Gordon, Camille Raines-Greeno and Ollie Jay, University of Sydney) Heat Pregnancy Risk: Sydney, As we continue to face the effects of climate change, the frequency and intensity of heat waves is increasing. We recently learned that 2023 was the hottest year on record. Extreme heat poses a major public health risk. This can be … Read more
Covid Side Effect Diabetes Deaths Research Increase in cases of deaths of patients suffering from diabetes New Delhi, Due to the constraints caused by the Covid pandemic, there has been an increase in the cases of deaths of patients suffering from diabetes. This information has come to light in a new research published in ‘The … Read more
(Dan Gordon, Jonathan Melville and Matthew Slater, Anglia Ruskin University) New Health Research : East Anglia (UK)Runners are obsessed with time. Whether amateur or professional, the aim of most runners is to run fast. They train constantly to shave seconds off their marathon times. But a running trend that has taken hold in recent years … Read more
(Ashwin Dhanda, University of Plymouth) Plymouth, According to Greek mythology, Zeus punished Prometheus for giving fire to humans. He chained Prometheus and placed an eagle on him to eat his liver. Every night, the liver would grow back and every day, the hawk would return to eat the liver. In fact, can the liver actually … Read more
(Paula Kewal, Michael Roche and Sharon Levin, The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity) MELBOURNE: World AIDS Day on December 1 is an opportunity to reflect on the tremendous progress made in HIV prevention and treatment, but a cure for the virus that 39 million people currently live with remains unclear. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) … Read more
(Niklas Isen, Associate Professor, Durham University/Michael Wadsley, PhD student, Durham University) Durham (UK), Whether you’re an ‘influencer’, someone who occasionally shares a few posts, or just an observer of activity without taking part in the discussion, you probably spend more time on social media than you’d like. Working people worldwide with access to the Internet … Read more
(Philip Crilly, Kingston University) Nasal Decongestant Research: London: An advisory panel of the US Food and Drug Administration has found in research that a drug used in most cold and flu products does not work to clear blocked nose. The panel noted that phenylephrine in tablet, capsule and liquid form did not provide relief from … Read more
excess weight during pregnancy is risky New Delhi, Gaining excess weight during pregnancy puts pregnant women at greater risk of death from heart disease or diabetes. This has been claimed in a study published in the journal ‘The Lancet’. excess weight during pregnancy is risky Researchers said that the risk of mortality was seen to … Read more
Health Care Research: When you exercise, your body becomes drenched in sweat, your body also feels very hot but then after some time you also feel coolness. Actually, sweating is a normal part of the body’s cooling system, which helps to release heat and maintain body temperature, but if you regularly wake up at night, … Read more
(Carlene Gribble, Western Sydney University, Michelle Hamrosy, Australian National University and Nina Jane Chad, University of Sydney) The bushfires currently raging in Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania have focused attention on the fire risks facing Australian families in the coming summer months. Although children do not understand the nature of emergencies like forest fires, … Read more