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Blood Test as a Potential Novel Weapon in the Fight to Eliminate Malaria: Study

Blood Test as a Potential Novel Weapon in the Fight to Eliminate Malaria: Study

Major gap in the Plasmodium vivax elimination toolkit is the identification of people carrying clinically silent and undetectable liver-stage parasites, called hypnozoites. A new study devel...

How Could COVID-19 be Prevented from Invading a Host Cell?

How Could COVID-19 be Prevented from Invading a Host Cell?

Two proteases enzymes that break down proteins located on the surface of host cells and responsible for processing viral entry could be inhibited. Such protease inhibition could prevent SARS...

Electronic Health Records Couldn't Detect a Third of Errors

Electronic Health Records Couldn't Detect a Third of Errors

Electronic health records (EHRs) could not detect up to one in three potentially harmful drug interactions and other medication errors, according to scientists at University of Utah Health, ...

Travelling a Big Concern Due To Coronavirus

Travelling a Big Concern Due To Coronavirus

Although air travel has resumed, a majority Indians are skeptical about traveling in the next 30 days. According to a survey by Local Circles, only 21 per cent say one or more members...

Spirituality Tied to a Higher Quality of Life for Stroke Survivors, Caregivers

Spirituality Tied to a Higher Quality of Life for Stroke Survivors, Caregivers

Higher spirituality can improve the quality of life of a stroke survivor and their caregivers who may also feel depressed, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the...

Transplant Patients Should be Examined by a Dermatologist: Study

Transplant Patients Should be Examined by a Dermatologist: Study

New study endorses enhanced screening, monitoring, and prevention of skin cancer and skin infection in patients with solid organ transplants. Almost 40,000 organ transplants were perfor...

Prevent a Stroke by Knowing Your Risks: Study

Prevent a Stroke by Knowing Your Risks: Study

Modifying your stroke risk factor can prevent stroke altogether and most risk factors are entirely manageable in a primary care setting, reports a new study. Dr. Raymond Reichwein, a n...

Agra Heaves a Sigh of Relief with 80% Corona Recovery Rate

Agra Heaves a Sigh of Relief with 80% Corona Recovery Rate

Today, in Agra, there is considerable relief as the recovery rate of COVID-19 touched 80.07 percent. About 10 cases have been reported till last week and yesterday only six new cases have be...

Even a Modest Exercise Routine Benefits High-risk Breast Cancer Patients

Even a Modest Exercise Routine Benefits High-risk Breast Cancer Patients

Even a moderate amount of exercise can help high-risk breast cancer patients live longer and decrease the risk of their cancer returning, reports a new study. The findings of the study are p...

High Blood Pressure During and After Exercise Could be a Serious Warning Sign

High Blood Pressure During and After Exercise Could be a Serious Warning Sign

Higher blood pressure during and after exercise may be bad for health as it can be an indication for hypertension, preclinical and clinical heart disease, and death among middle-aged to olde...

WHO Chief Warns of a Long Road to Travel as Coronavirus Risk Remains High

WHO Chief Warns of a Long Road to Travel as Coronavirus Risk Remains High

Majority of the population around the world remains susceptible to COVID-19 virus as the risk remains high, reports the World Health Organization (WHO) chief. "This is a dangerous enem...

Happiness is Making Big Decisions on the Flip of a Coin

Happiness is Making Big Decisions on the Flip of a Coin

Society teaches us "quitters never win, and winners never quit," but in reality, a novel study has suggested that many of us would be happier if we were brave enough to ditch the status quo....

Type 2 Diabetes Reduces Cognitive Performance After A Stroke

Type 2 Diabetes Reduces Cognitive Performance After A Stroke

Type 2 diabetes affected people had worse cognitive performance three to six months after a stroke. "Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of stroke and has been associated with cognitive ...

Dyslexia Screening Made Easy with a New Web Game

Dyslexia Screening Made Easy with a New Web Game

Highlights: Dyslexia affects 5 to 15 percent of the world population Now, a new web game has been developed to detect dyslexia easier Helps detect learning disorders in child...

Kids with Cancer are Not at a Higher Risk for COVID-19 Infection or Morbidity

Kids with Cancer are Not at a Higher Risk for COVID-19 Infection or Morbidity

Children and teenagers with cancer do not appear at higher risk for infection or morbidity from COVID-19 compared with their cancer-free counterparts, reports a new study. The findings of th...

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Physicians Underestimate Acute Coronary Syndrome Risk in Women and Minorities

Gender and racial disparities persist in the emergency department when it comes to the evaluation of chest pain with the potential for acute coronary syndrome.

Ezetimibe With Simvastatin in Acute Coronary Syndrome Patients: Results of the IMPROVE-IT Trial

The simvastatin-ezetimibe combination was found to reduce LDL cholesterol and was more effective in reducing cardiac events compared to statins alone in patients following coronary artery syndrome.

Blood Test May Help to Predict the Risk of Death and Heart Problems

The levels of Trimethylamine N-oxide from gut bacteria in Blood test may quickly predict the risk of death and heart problems, reveals study.

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