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BAMS, Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Management

Dr. Meenakshy Varier

A doctor who is qualified in complementary medicine and keeps herself abreast with what is latest in the medical field through constant research. Meenakshy has worked as a content writer in the past and continues to contribute as a Freelancer. Her other interests include reading, writing, cooking view more..

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Dose of Exercise in Diabetes Helps in Better Blood Sugar Control

Dose of Exercise in Diabetes Helps in Better Blood Sugar Control

A combination of aerobic training, and resistance training causes a greater reduction is HbA1c levels, compared to either training alone.

Diabetes News
Novel Gene Mutation Identified in Generalized Lymph Node Swelling

Novel Gene Mutation Identified in Generalized Lymph Node Swelling

Genetic mutations in the gene ANGPT2 causes dysfunction of a primary protein that otherwise plays an important role in maintaining lymph health through lymphatic and blood vessel maturation. Identifying the genetic cause helps in better management of the disease.

Genetics & Stem Cells News
Binge-Drinkers Show Less Empathy to the Pain of Others

Binge-Drinkers Show Less Empathy to the Pain of Others

The brain activity of binge-drinkers show a widespread dysfunction in a region of the brain called the Fusiform Body Area that is associated with the recognition of body parts, especially in a situation where feelings of empathy are experienced.

Alcohol & Drug Abuse News
Losing a Pet Can Emotionally Traumatize Children

Losing a Pet Can Emotionally Traumatize Children

The death of a pet can impact children emotionally, especially when the pet feels like a family member to them. Children form a secure bond with pets that help in boosting their self-esteem, empathy, and social competence. Loss of pets can have long-lasting impact on their mental health.

Child Health News
Small Children Do Care About What Others Think

Small Children Do Care About What Others Think

Children at a very young age are ready to impress others around them based on their value. They are ready to wait for their reward or gratification, which will benefit them positively in the long run.

Child Health News