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Space Travel and Medicine - An Introductory Editorial

Space travel is slowly becoming a reality for mankind. This new section will cover how space travel will affect our health. Some of these new discoveries will help the development of medicine on our mother earth too.

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Astronauts may One Day Drink Water from Ancient Moon Volcanoes: Study

Astronauts may One Day Drink Water from Ancient Moon Volcanoes: Study

Astronauts can soon drink water from the moon volcanoes, reveals a new study. Billions of years ago, a series of volcanic eruptions broke loose on the moon, blanketing hundreds of thousands of square miles of the orb’s surface in hot lava. ...

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Increased Red Blood Cell Destruction During Spaceflight Discovered

Increased Red Blood Cell Destruction During Spaceflight Discovered

In astronauts, a change in the volume of red blood cells has been documented. Researchers have found that its cause is a significantly increased red blood cell destruction rate. This finding, reported in a paper published in the journal ...

Telemedicine Gonna be the Main Pillar of India's Healthcare System

Telemedicine Gonna be the Main Pillar of India's Healthcare System

Telemedicine is going to be the main pillar of India’s healthcare system in the future, said the Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh. "Innovative healthcare solutions like telemedicine could save India between ...

Can Telemedicine Replace In-person Consultations?

Can Telemedicine Replace In-person Consultations?

Telemedicine showcased its potential to become an essential element of modern healthcare during the pandemic but it will not replace in-person care, according to GlobalData, the leading data, and analytics company. Moving towards digitalization ...

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Telemedicine Could Save India Around 5 Billion US Dollars Annually

Telemedicine Could Save India Around 5 Billion US Dollars Annually

Telemedicine could save India around 5 billion US dollars annually, said Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh. The telemedicine is no longer an option but a necessity, added the minister. ...

Smart Shirt Helps Track Vital Signs of Astronauts

Smart Shirt Helps Track Vital Signs of Astronauts

New technology-packed tank top has been developed for astronauts. It is a smart shirt that can easily track astronauts' vital signs and physiological changes during spaceflight, reveals a new study. The research presented at the American ...

A Year In Space Decreases Heart Size of Astronaut

A Year In Space Decreases Heart Size of Astronaut

Scientists discover that even after regular exercise, the heart of an astronaut who spent almost a year at the International Space Station shrank. However, it continued to function well. Similar results were found in Benoit Lecomte, an ...

First Infection of Human Cells During Spaceflight

First Infection of Human Cells During Spaceflight

A new research has described the infection of human cells by the intestinal pathogen Salmonella Typhimurium during spaceflight. The study was conducted by Cheryl Nickerson, lead author Jennifer Barrila and their colleagues. ...

Significant Disparities in Telemedicine Use, Especially Among Older and POC Patients: Study

Significant Disparities in Telemedicine Use, Especially Among Older and POC Patients: Study

New study finds significant inequities in telemedicine use during the COVID pandemic, particularly by socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity, age, and when someone needed to use a language other than English. The findings of the study are published in ...

Telemedicine Anticipates Progression of Surgical Practices

Telemedicine Anticipates Progression of Surgical Practices

Follow-up telehealth visits are highly effective during the COVID-19 pandemic as per a study – "The Impact of Telemedicine Adoption on a Multidisciplinary Bariatric Surgery Practice During the COVID-19 Pandemic," at Stony Brook Medicine's ...

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Telemedicine to Diagnose and Treat Dysphagia in COVID Patients

Telemedicine to Diagnose and Treat Dysphagia in COVID Patients

Dysphagia, swallowing difficulties n patients with COVID-19 should be diagnosed and treated by telemedicine to lessen the risk to health care professionals, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Archives of ...

TELEMEDICON 2020: 16th International Conference of the Telemedicine Society of India

TELEMEDICON 2020: 16th International Conference of the Telemedicine Society of India

TELEMEDICON 2020, the 16th International Annual Conference of ‘Telemedicine Society of India’ (TSI) will be held from 18th December to 20th December 2020. TSI will be hosting the conference virtually. This is the first international-level ...

India's Telemedicine Service Completes 5 Lakh Consultations

India's Telemedicine Service Completes 5 Lakh Consultations

eSanjeevani, India's new telemedicine platform, has recorded five lakh teleconsultations. The last one lakh consultations were completed in a record time of 17 days. As a digital modality of healthcare services delivery, eSanjeevani is ...

Spending Time in Space Could Make Astronauts Heart Age Faster

Spending Time in Space Could Make Astronauts Heart Age Faster

As space agencies worldwide pursue missions into deep space or settlements on the Moon and Mars, a major challenge emerges. We still don't completely understand what extended bouts in space do to the human body. Among those changes, it turns out ...

Majority of US Specialists Increased Use of Telemedicine During COVID-19 Pandemic

Majority of US Specialists Increased Use of Telemedicine During COVID-19 Pandemic

Nearly 79 percent of US physicians mentioned that their use of telemedicine had elevated through the COVID-19 pandemic, reports a new survey. Kathryn Whitney, MSc, Director of Thematic Analysis, comments: “COVID-19 may be the tipping point ...

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