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Obese Children with Dengue at Higher Risk of Hospitalization: Study
In a recent study conducted in Sri Lanka, researchers found that obese children with dengue are more than twice as likely to be hospitalized compared to their counterparts. The study, which included 4,782 participants aged 10 to 18 years, sheds light on the potential consequences of childhood obesity in relation to dengue infections.
Three Incredible Things the Body Does Before Death Revealed by Hospice Nurse
Hospice nurse Julie McFadden, based in California, aims to ease people's fear of dying by shedding light on some 'amazing' phenomena the body goes through before death. **Dying people can still hear us:** Despite appearing still, individuals on the verge of death can still hear their loved ones.
Unveiling the psychological risks of taking Ozempic for weight loss
I lost 42 pounds on Ozempic — this is the one risk I didn’t see comingAn individual shares the unexpected psychological impact of shedding 42 pounds while on Ozempic, a weight-loss drug that has gained popularity for its effectiveness. **The Emotional Rollercoaster**: The journey began with promising results as the author experienced weight loss and relief from back pain.
New Deadly Drug Nitazenes Detected in Michigan, Could Worsen Opioid Crisis
The opioid crisis continues to plague North America, with fentanyl being one of the most dangerous drugs causing overdoses in Michigan. In a shocking turn of events, a new drug more lethal than fentanyl has been discovered in the state, raising concerns about the worsening crisis.
Understanding the Root Causes of Lower Back and Hip Pain
Muscle strain or sprainShort-term (acute) back pain is often caused by a muscle strain or sprain. These are common in the lower back because they support the weight of the upper body and are involved in moving, twisting, and bending. A low back strain occurs when the muscle fibers are overstretched or torn.
The Ultimate Guide to Polynucleotides: What You Need to Know Before Trying
Polynucleotides have taken the beauty world by storm, and everyone seems to be talking about them. But before you book that polynucleotides treatment, here's everything you need to know from two leading aesthetic doctors.**Finding the Right Practitioner**It's crucial to find a qualified and experienced practitioner for your polynucleotides treatment.
Revolutionary Program Enhances Nursing Home Care Across the Nation
Researchers have recently unveiled a groundbreaking program aimed at revolutionizing the quality of care in nursing homes nationwide. The Quality Improvement Program for Missouri (QIPMO), developed by Marilyn Rantz at the University of Missouri in 1999, has been proven to significantly enhance the quality of care while reducing avoidable hospitalizations.
Heartbreaking: 6-Year-Old Battling Rare Disease Aging Backwards
"**Desperate Search for Answers**"A heartbreaking story unfolds in Nashville as a single father, David Garcia, grapples with the devastating reality of his young daughter, Khloe, suffering from a rare disease causing her to age rapidly. What started as a normal elementary school experience for Khloe quickly turned into a nightmare as her health declined at an alarming rate.
Bilston Mother Honored for Overcoming Tragedy and Inspiring Others
In a heartwarming ceremony held by the West Midlands Combined Authority, Laura Cox, a mother of two from Bilston, was awarded the prestigious Inspirational Learner Award for her incredible journey of overcoming grief and mental health struggles. **Rising Above Tragedy** Four years ago, Laura Cox's life took a devastating turn when she lost her husband Ian to non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leaving her alone to care for their two young children.
Impact of Life Experiences on Brain's Cellular Powerhouses Revealed
Mitochondria, the cellular powerhouses of the brain, seem to adjust their activity based on life circumstances, according to a recent study. **Understanding Mitochondria**: These tiny cellular structures play a crucial role in mediating the effects of our mind on the body and vice versa.
West Nile Virus Detected in Canton: Take Precautions Now!
Positive **West Nile Mosquitoes** in Two Locations in CantonGetty ImagesCANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Canton City Public Health has confirmed the presence of West Nile Virus in mosquito samples collected at Stadium Park and Thurman Munson Stadium in the city.
Transforming Care for Older Patients: Insights from Healthcare Providers
The care process for older patients with depression and physical multimorbidity is a complex challenge that requires a holistic and integrated approach. In a recent study published in Primary Care by Tops et al., healthcare providers' perceptions of caring for this vulnerable population were explored.**Patient-Centered Care and Collaboration**
Delaware County Innovates with First 24/7 Mental Health Stabilization Center
Delaware County, PA - MVP Recovery has recently opened the first 24/7 mental health stabilization center in Delaware County, providing crucial services to those in need. The MVP Recovery S.T.A.R. Program, located at 2200 Providence Ave. in Chester, offers Stabilization-Triage-Assessment-Referral services around the clock.
The Hidden Dangers of Abruptly Ending Medications: Expert Tips for a Safe Transition
From minor discomfort to life-threatening risks, halting medications abruptly can have serious consequences. **Never stop suddenly**Many individuals rely on medications as part of their daily routine, especially those with chronic conditions. However, stopping these medications suddenly can lead to severe outcomes, extending beyond mere withdrawal symptoms.
Revealed: Neurons Behind Feeling Full Before and After Meals
A groundbreaking study published in the esteemed journal Science has unveiled two distinct groups of neurons associated with the sensation of feeling full—one group triggers before a meal, while the other activates after. The research, conducted by a team of biomedical experts from the U.S. and the U.K., delved into the intricate workings of the brain to unravel the mechanisms responsible for satiety post-meal.
New Criteria Proposed to Identify Anaphylaxis in Infants and Young Children: Vital Information for Health Care Professionals
Investigators propose **modified criteria** for identifying anaphylaxis in infants and young childrenA Mass General team has developed **modified criteria** that may help health care professionals more accurately identify anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction, in infants and young children.
Danger Alert: Bird Flu Virus Detected on Cow Milking Equipment for Up to One Hour
In a recent study, researchers have found alarming evidence that the bird flu virus can remain active on cow milking equipment for at least one hour. This discovery has raised concerns among farmers and the dairy industry, highlighting the importance of proper sanitation practices to prevent the spread of the virus.
Montgomery County Woman Faces Second Double Lung Transplant Amid Hospital Rejections
A young woman in Montgomery County is facing a desperate battle for her life as she awaits a second double lung transplant, having been rejected by most hospitals. **Struggle for Survival:** 22-year-old Jen Dunlea, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, is fighting for her life while connected to tubing for oxygen and nutrition.
Shocking Discovery: Over 25% of Seniors Without Symptoms Found to Have Heart Valve Disease
Over a quarter of 'healthy' individuals over the age of 60 have been found to have heart valve disease, according to a recent study. This alarming discovery sheds light on the prevalence of this condition among aging adults, even in the absence of symptoms.**More Common Than Expected**