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Amoebic Dysentery / Amoebiasis

Amoebic dysentery or amoebiasis is an infection of the intestine that causes diarrhoea most frequently along with other causes.

Chicken or Plant-Based Meat: Which Protein is Absorbed More by Human Cells?

Human cells absorb more protein from chicken than the protein from plant-based meat, reveals a new study. Many people have now embraced the plant-based meat movement. Plants high in protein, such as soybeans, are common ingredients, but it’s ...

Who's More Likely to Suffer From Long COVID? Men or Women

Women are more likely to suffer from Long COVID than men and may experience substantially different symptoms, reveals a new study. The new study was published today in the peer-reviewed journal Current Medical Research and Opinion . What ...

Anti-Obesity Medications for Weight Loss: Good or Bad

Making lifestyle changes and taking weight-loss medications can help overweight and obese people to maintain their weight, reveals a new study. Weight Loss with Anti-Obesity Medications A new study finds overweight and obese people ...

Sweetened or Unsweetened Coffee: Which Coffee Lowers Death Risk?

People who drink sweetened or unsweetened coffee (1.5 to 3.5 cups per day) were found to be at lower risk of death, reveals a new cohort study. The results for those who used artificial sweeteners were less clear. The findings are published in ...

Monkeypox Outbreak: Monkeypox Patients' Pets Must be Isolated or Killed

Pet hamsters, gerbils, and guinea pigs of monkeypox patients should be isolated or killed, said European health authorities. As per the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), the European Union has confirmed 118 cases ...

Which is Better for Summer — Green Tea or Black Tea?

Highlights: Tea is a magical drink that revives and rejuvenates you when you’re tired or exhausted Black and green tea have more in common than differences, as they are made from the top leaves of the same tea plant Any type of tea ...

Who's More at Heart Disease Risk — Married People or Unmarried People?

Unmarried people were found to be more at risk of developing heart disease. Also, they appear to be less confident in managing their condition and are socially limited than their married counterparts, reveals a new study. The research was ...

New Cholera Outbreak Declared in South Sudan

Eight cholera cases have been declared by South Sudan’s Ministry of Health. The Ministry said that the move follows tests conducted by the National Public Health Laboratory in Juba that confirmed the outbreak, reports Xinhua News Agency . ...

Remote Work: Is It Productive or Not?

Providing work from home (WFH) opportunities for employees during natural disasters can enhance employee and company resiliency, reveals a research team from the Texas A&M University School of Public Health. The team, which was comprised of ...

Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian: Which Diet is Better for Kids?

Highlights Children consuming vegetarian diets have similar nutritional outcomes as children having non-vegetarian diets Children consuming vegetarian diet alone are more likely to be underweight Therefore, careful dietary planning is ...

Intriguing Psychology Behind Women With Depression or Anxiety

Two out of three women diagnosed with depression or anxiety say that they have reached or reaching their breaking point regarding their mental health or mental issues, according to the GeneSight® Mental Health Monitor, a new nationwide survey from ...

Expecting a Boy or Girl Baby? The Answer Might Affect Pregnancy

Finding out the sex of a baby during pregnancy could lead to better life chances, a new study published in the journal Biology of Reproduction has discovered. How to fix pregnancy complications? Around one in 10 women are affected by ...

Childhood Abuse and Heart Disease Risk — Nature or Nurture?

The risk factors for heart disease and stroke were higher among adults who said they experienced childhood abuse and varied by race and gender, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association . Childhood — ...

Long Gap Between Covid Vaccine Doses: Good or Bad

Longer gaps between Covid-19 vaccine doses can increase antibody production nine times, reveals a new study. The study, which is available only as a preprint and not peer-reviewed yet, found that higher antibody levels due to longer gaps ...

How Do Nanoparticles Harm the Developing Fetus or Embryo?

Inhaled nanoparticles can cross a natural, protective barrier that normally protects fetuses, according to Rutgers University scientists. This finding is reported in the medical journal Placenta . Most nanoparticles are engineered, with few ...

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