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Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is a sudden, acute life-threatening condition caused by a dramatic reduction in blood flow to the heart.

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Multiple Organs Harvested from a 22-Year-Old Brain-dead Man

Multiple organs of a 22-year-old brain-dead young man who met with an accident were successfully harvested in Coimbatore. The Kovai Medical Center and Hospital (KMCH) said that a youth, Dhineesh (22) hailing from Narosothipatty near Alagapuram ...

Abortions Hit a Record High During Covid in UK: Report

In England and Wales, abortions gained another all-time high last year. In 2021, nearly 215,000 terminations were carried out, up 2% from the year before, media reports say. According to the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities ...

Cryopreservation Brings Organ Storage Condition a Step Closer

Storage of organs, such as hearts and lungs, can be improved and stored longer with cryopreservation, reveals a new study. The team’s discovery of new cryoprotective agents opens the door to many more being developed that could one day help to ...

Go for a Walk to Speed Up Your Brain Function

Some young and healthy people improve performance on cognitive tasks while walking by changing the use of neural resources. However, this does not necessarily mean you should work on a big assignment while walking off that cake from the night ...

Simple Prick May Save Your Life from a Heart Attack

A biomedical micro-device to detect these subtle changes in blood before a heart attack or stroke takes place is developed by the University of Sydney biomedical engineer, Dr. Arnold Lining Ju. This discovery is published in the Royal Society of ...

Electronic Implants Will Soon Replace Your Daily Pills at a Click

Forgetting daily medication as prescribed by your doctor can cause serious health problems. Don’t worry, a team of Swedish scientists are working on electronic implants that can one day replace daily pills and deliver drugs at a click. How Does ...

Yoga: A Powerful Weapon to Fight COVID-19

Practicing yoga regularly can offer a wide range of health benefits to COVID-19 patients. So, start yoga today to improve your lung health. Yoga has been practiced for thousands of years, but its importance has increased manifold after the ...

How To Keep Cool During A Heat Wave

A record-breaking heat wave is making its way across the United States this week. Moving from the south and central Plains, the heat wave will expose 230 million people to temperatures over 90F, while an estimated 45 million people will ...

New Retinal Examination can Predict a Heart Attack: Study

Simple retinal examination can now identify people who are at risk of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), reveals a new study. Retinal Examination Combining information about the pattern of blood vessels in the retina with genetic data can ...

Do People Really Want to be a Billionaire?

People have ‘unlimited wants’ and are striving to accumulate as much wealth as they can is untrue, reveals a new study. The long-held economic belief that people have unlimited wants has permeated economic thinking and government policies and ...

Why Yoga Mats Made of Ayurvedic Herbs are a Big Hit?

International Yoga Day is observed every year on June 21 and this year, yoga mats made of ayurvedic herbs have become a big hit. People at the ongoing Vyapar 2022 exhibition, which opened in Kochi on Thursday have been purchasing these yoga ...

Exercise in a Pill Could Soon Be a Reality: Study

A molecule in the blood that is produced during exercise has been identified that helps reduce food intake and obesity in mice, reveals a new study. Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine and collaborating ...

Liver Disease in Children: A Hidden Diabetes Risk Factor

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most common pediatric liver disease, affecting 5 to 8 million children in the United States. In NAFLD, the cells of the liver store large fat droplets, which can affect the function of the liver. ...

New Technology Enables Treat HIV with a Single Injection

Single-injection which could treat HIV was developed for the first time in Dr. Barzel’s laboratory. The technique developed in his lab utilizes type B white blood cells that were genetically engineered to secrete neutralizing antibodies against the ...

What is the Temperature of a Healthy Brain?

Normal human brain temperature varies from less than 37°C to more than 40°C and this could be a sign of healthy brain function, reveals a new study. In healthy men and women, where the oral temperature is typically less than 37°C, the average ...

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