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Breast cancer screening with mammography or other tools( such as MRI) has been rising the rate of diagnosis of very early breast cancers knowns as DCIS( ductal carcinoma in situ ). As opposed to invasive breast cancers, DCIS cancers are confined to the local area and have not spread to deeper tissues or elsewhere in […] More
“Sex is important to health, ” according to the Harvard Health Letter. “Frequent sexual intercourse is associated with abbreviated heart attack risk.” But, as I discuss in my video Do Men Who Have More Sex Live Longer ?, that appears the perfect speciman of alter causation. They’re implying that more copulation leads to healthier veins, […] More
Cardiovascular disease( CVD) is the leading killer of both women and men in the US. Despite the significant impact CVD has on females, awareness and education for women’s heart disease has historically been low. A recent study, based on data from over two million patients, therefore seems that dames were less likely to be prescribed […] More
Do BP-Afree plastics such as Tritan, have human hormone-disrupting effects? And what about BPS and BPF? Recent human studies indicate that exposure to the plastics chemical BPA may be associated with infertility, stillbirth, premature transmission, increased male sexual capacity, polycystic ovaries, modified thyroid and immune run, diabetes, heart disease, and more. Yet, “[ a] s […] More
The Hutchins: Andy, Katelyn and Harlow By Deanna Thompson In October 2019, Katelyn Hutchins was a bundle of nerves as she made her way to Mission Hospital McDowell. Not only was she about to become a mother for the first time, but “I had never been admitted to the hospital or had surgery before,” said […] More
On any leaved daytime, I shape 17 snacks, vary 12 napkins, listen to 957 grievances, forever remind everyone to wash their hands, and burst into rends at least three times. Yes, this is life with young adolescents. It’s what I signed up for and no, it’s not glamorous. Being a mama doesn’t come with “me” […] More
If you haven’t had a tetanus booster shot in the past decade, your doctor may recommend getting one. Many people be taken into consideration a tetanus shot as something all we need to do is if you step on a rust-brown tack. Yet even in the absence of a stab wound, this inoculation is recommended […] More
Type 1 diabetes “arises following the autoimmune destruction of the insulin-producing pancreatic b[ beta] cells …[ and] have often diagnosed in children and adolescents, often presenting with a classic trio of symptoms” as their blood sugars spike: undue longing, starvation, and urination. They need to go on insulin for the rest of their lives, since […] More
By now, you’ve probably discovered this warning about the new coronavirus pandemic: those who are older and have a chronic medical situation are at increased risk for severe disease and death. If you included in this category, here’s important information about the coronavirus eruption adapted to you. If you look at the data, older adults […] More
Are high-protein diets during pregnancy hygienic or destructive? That question was answered about 40 years ago in the notorious Harlem Trial of 1976: a “randomized restrained tribulation of nutritional supplementation maternity, in a poverty-stricken color urban population in the United States.” The study, which I discuss in my video The Effect of Animal Protein on […] More
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