A study recently found that the chronic condition of blood sugar can be controlled more effectively by the use of Tirzepatide or Mounjaro than the use of semaglutide or Ozempic. The study is slated to be presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in early October. It is a meta-analysis of …
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A developmental geneticist at the Osaka University in Japan has become a pioneer in one of the most controversial yet exciting fields of research- in vitro gametogenesis (IVG). This procedure is a hypothetical (not for long) ability to create gametes out of the human body. The goal of IVG is to make several copies of …
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Adults in the US are at an increasing risk of developing multiple chronic diseases such as heart conditions or diabetes. A study has found that the number of Americans with multiple conditions is increasing. The study found that at least one in four adults have a renal, cardiac or metabolic condition. In addition, at least …
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Legendary musician, Bruce Springsteen, shared with his fans that he is battling peptic ulcer disease. The Boss shared that a string of September shows had to be canceled for him to recover soon. However, the tour is slated to resume from November. The 74-year-old singer shared that the remaining leg of the tour will be …
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Do you see a lot of pollution recently while stepping out? It is better to mask up while stepping out as it could be detrimental for your health. The links between common pollutants and the risk of stroke were recently studied. The wildfire smoke has been blanketing the United States the entire summer in the …
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The updated Covid vaccine rolled out last week had many citizens eager to receive it. However, they were met with the hurdle of insurance. The shot is supposed to be covered under the insurance, however, the eager citizens were still restricted. The department of health and human services shared that the issue has been “largely …
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Are you worried about getting hot flashes? Well, chances are you could be heading towards an Alzheimer’s diagnosis. A common symptom of menopause, uncomfortable symptoms such as that, can be an early indicator of Alzheimer’s disease. A new study finds that the symptom of hot flashes can be an early indicator of Alzheimer’s disease. The …
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Don’t you just love it when Spiderman is jumping from one building to another? I used to enjoy watching spidey in action and thought I could also swing from one building to another in a second. Spiderman was an expert at plyometrics. If you thought stomach vacuum exercises are new, here comes plyometrics! This is …
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The influx of federal dollars and the recognition of the health and economic costs of poor dental health, six states in the country will expand medicaid. The expansion will provide support to adults in these six states. The state and federal health insurance program for the poor, Medicaid, requires states to provide dental coverage for …
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Pediatric cancer experts sound alarm on the shortage of chemotherapy drugs for children. The shortage in drugs may force patients to make choices that are not easy. Doctors have been worried about the shortage crisis. However, the Biden administration has been successfully able to address the shortage in the supply of two drugs for pediatric …
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