Extreme heat exposure raises the risk of both chronic and acute malnutrition in infants and children
Editor Ortiz-Bobea is an associate professor and applied agricultural economist at Cornell University and also a co-author of "Heat…
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Understanding breast lesions
Most women eventually have noncancerous breast diseases, according to the American Cancer Society. An region of aberrant breast…
What are the effects of Type 2 Diabetes on people of color?
The CDC also revealed that from 2018 to 2019, people who belong to specific racial and ethnic groups,…
Future of women’s healthcare and Endoscopic procedures
In order to treat gynaecological and women's health issues, endoscopic procedures have recently become popular in India. The…
What does the WHO’s declaration that monkeypox is a global health emergency mean?
Homosexual and bisexual men, particularly men who have sex with several partners, have contracted infections in the vast…
World IVF Day: Vital point for first-time parents
Though many people with fertility problems can have a child after treatment, anxiety about whether the treatment will…
Breastfeeding women shouldn’t disregard nipple swelling, burning, or itching
Due to excessive humidity and fungi's rapid growth, incidences of nibble infections in lactating moms tend to increase…
At-home Ketamine therapy is a safe and effective way to alleviate symptoms associated with mental health
The results, recently published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, suggest that an at-home approach using ketamine tablets…
Scientists have found promising new avenues for detecting and treating Alzheimer’s disease (AD)
The research, published June 2 in Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology, was co-led by the UCSF School of Pharmacy’s…
Metformin, a commonly used Diabetes drug has been linked to crucial birth defects
According to a new study recently released from Denmark, commonly used diabetes drugs have been linked to crucial…
