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‘We’re seeing a worrying increase’
Dozens of cases of a potentially debilitating vector-borne disease have been identified in the United Kingdom this year, the BBC reports, almost twice as many as last year. What’s happening? On the surface, this uptick in cases of chikungunya virus might not appear to be concerning in scale. In all, 73 people in the U.K. contracted chikungunya, up from 27 …
Read More »Mixing Coffee And Antibiotics Could Be a Bad Idea, Study Shows : ScienceAlert
A daily cup of coffee could be blunting the effects of certain antibiotic treatments, according to a new study analyzing the reaction of Escherichia coli bacteria to caffeine. The international team of researchers behind the study looked at 94 different chemical substances and how they changed E. coli: specifically, how they altered the systems that control what gets into and …
Read More »Fact-checking RFK Jr.’s claim that pediatricians recommend vaccines for money
This article originally appeared on PolitiFact. It makes sense to approach some marketing efforts with skepticism. Scams, artificial intelligence and deceptive social media posts are common, with people you don’t know seeking to profit from your behavior. But should people extend this same skepticism to pediatricians who advise vaccines for children? Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said …
Read More »Lose body fat faster: Just 30 minutes of walking supercharges weight loss by 33%!
Obesity and excess body weight are major health concerns, affecting people from all walks of life. Increased weight brings a higher risk of metabolic disorders such as insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and even cardiovascular diseases. Among the various forms of exercise, there is one that requires no equipment, no expensive clothes—just a good pair of shoes and a little …
Read More »This Is What a Gastroenterologist Eats in a Day
Gastroenterologist Rabia de Latour, M.D. shares her favorite daily nutrient-packed meals. A plant-forward eating pattern is what this gastroenterologist follows to best to meet her needs. Fiber, protein and probiotics are staples in her diet to help support gut health and overall satisfaction. Managing your gut health through a nutrient-packed diet is an important way to support healthy digestion, reduce …
Read More »I blamed my bloating on a bad diet… then I was diagnosed with ‘silent’ cancer striking more and more young people
Rachel Danchek was 30 when she first noticed unusual bloating and periods that were more painful than usual. The former finance expert from Pittsburgh attributed her bloating to unhealthy foods she may have eaten, alcohol and normal age-related weight gain. Then, she began to feel more anxious, telling DailyMail.com: ‘It was physical anxiety; really jittery feeling. Almost like if I drank …
Read More »6 Myths About High Cholesterol to Stop Believing
Dietitians bust the top myths when it comes to managing cholesterol including which foods you should and should not avoid. Not all fats are to blame for high cholesterol, but saturated fat is one that should be limited. Weight and age don’t determine risk for developing high cholesterol, so routine cholesterol screenings are important for everyone. About 25 million adults …
Read More »Another major medical association breaks from CDC as ob/gyn group recommends Covid-19 vaccines during pregnancy
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists on Friday reaffirmed support for Covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy, becoming the second major professional medical association to break from current US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations this week. “While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently removed its recommendation that pregnant and lactating individuals receive updated COVID-19 vaccines, ACOG’s …
Read More »Award-winning HIV scientist Shan Liang leaves US to join Chinese research institute
Award-winning HIV scientist Shan Liang, a tenured associate professor at the Washington University School of Medicine (WashU Medicine), has taken up a full-time role in Shenzhen, southern China’s tech and innovation hub. He has joined the Shenzhen Medical Academy of Research and Translation (SMART) as a senior researcher and will head its Institute of Human Immunology, according to an announcement …
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