June 10, 2023
A blood test can help identify people at risk for Alzheimer’s disease before they show any signs of the disease, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Medicine. According to researchers from University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. According to the study, only patients whose brains showed a combination of “abnormally reactive”
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A female triathlete responded with a stunning response to a man who called a race photo “unflattering” because of a menstrual blood stain on her suit. British athlete Emma Pallant-Brown placed fourth in the PTO European Open held in Ibiza on May 6, but when she posted a photo on Instagram, a certain group of
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Using only a smartphone and a finger clip, BPClip can measure blood pressure by pressing on a finger and detect changes in blood volume using optical sensors. The device can also track heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and stress levels. The BPClip is easy to use, accurate and portable, making it suitable for people who
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A young Brisbane woman with “plans to travel the world” died “tragically and suddenly” in front of her parents during a family dinner. Dani Duchatel, 26, retired heart failure just after 10:00 pm on Sunday, May 21, while having dinner and playing cards with their parents at their home in Moreton Bay. A civil servant
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With new guidance issued by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), eligibility to donate blood will now be based on individual responses to screening questions rather than group-wide restrictions. Under previous recommendations, men who have sex with men (MSM) faced restrictions on donating blood due to concerns about HIV transmission from donor to recipient.
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Currently, men who have sex with men must abstain from sex for three months before donating blood. The new policy continues to restrict people with certain risk factors, such as a history of OTC injecting drug use, those who have traded sex for money or drugs, or those who have previously tested positive for HIV
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News The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that it formally ended wide-ranging agency ban on gay and bisexual blood donation, a long-standing policy that has been condemned as discriminatory. Instead, the FDA is finalizing a guideline that includes a questionnaire for all donors to ask about their recent sexual activity. More targeted questions
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Talking on your cell phone even for a very short time each week can raise your risk of high blood pressure, the main cause heart attacks and strokes. This is stated in a new study by the Southern Medical University, according to the British news agency SNWS. Those who spend as little as 30 minutes
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Just half an hour of cell phone conversations per week increases risk of high blood pressure, scientists say Chinese team finds regular calls are most at risk hypertension They analyzed more than 200,000 British adults looking at their phone use. TO Xantha Lytham, Associate Science Editor, Daily Mail Updated: 7:05 pm EDT, May 4, 2023
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Sleeping bears may not help us avoid long plane rides or unforgiving winters, but they can help us prevent blood clots. Bears prevent blood clots during hibernation by keeping levels of a key protein in their blood low, according to a new study published in the journal Science. The researchers now hope their results can
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