Health

Fukushima's Nuclear Wastewater Can Produce Cancers on Release: Scientists

Radioactive isotopes of concern were iodine-131 and caesium-137, and that they being used in nuclear medicine radiotherapy means that they have sufficient energy to cause cell death and mutation.

Mar 3, 2023

By IANS

California Couple Sues Fertility Clinic for 'Knowingly' Implanting Embryo With CDH1 Gene Mutation That Causes Gastric Cancer

A couple's hopes of having a cancer-gene free baby were shattered when they discovered that their baby boy carried both the stomach and breast cancer genetic mutations.

Mar 2, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

What is AI/MLOps, and how is it powering digital transformation in healthcare? AI/MLOps expert Phani Teja tells all

Phani Teja said Healthcare organizations can have on-demand storage and computing resources to train their machine learning models with the least waiting time possible

Mar 2, 2023

By Adrian John Ignacio

Top US Agency Concludes That Coronavirus That Killed 7 Million People Emerged From Chinese Biotech Lab

The lab leak theory held the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China responsible for the virus outbreak that killed hundreds of more than 7 million people across the world.

Feb 27, 2023

By Jacob J

Coronavirus

Nasal Decongestants Widely Used in Treating Cough and Cold May be Linked to Seizures, Stroke: Report

The UK-wide review for pseudoephedrine was initiated after regulators in France alerted European drugs regulator the EMA, which is also conducting a review, about some recent, rare cases.

Feb 25, 2023

By IANS

What is Brain Aneurysm? Saving Private Ryan Actor Tom Sizemore Found Unconscious and in Critical Condition

Blackhawk Down actor Tom Sizemore is fighting for his life after he was found unconscious when he suffered a brain aneurysm.

Feb 20, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Florida Boy Dies from Flesh Eating Bacteria Infection After Getting Treadmill Injury

An only child to his parents died to flesh-eating bacteria following a treadmill injury in Florida.

Feb 17, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Singapore: Rise in whooping cough cases affecting infants

Diphtheria Outbreak in Nigeria Claims 40 Lives; 216 Cases Confirmed

Diphtheria is a serious bacterial infection caused by the Corynebacterium species of bacteria that affects a person's nose, throat, and sometimes skin.

Feb 15, 2023

By IANS

Mothers Giving Birth to Big Babies Are At Risk of Developing Diabetes: Study

A new study found that mothers, who deliver big babies, are very much likely to develop diabetes later on in life.

Feb 13, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Diabetes

John Fetterman Hospitalized Again: What Are Early Signs and Symptoms of Stroke in Men, How can Patients Recover Quickly?

John Fetterman, the Pennsylvania senator who had a stroke in May 2022, is staying overnight in hospital after feeling lightheaded.

Feb 10, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Dr Jason Emer is the new face of cosmetic surgery with his brand Emerage Skin

Dr. Jason Emer said Correcting the shape of someone's nose or jaw or enhancing their skin texture, I can help my patients discover and reveal their best self to the world

Feb 9, 2023

By IBT Desk

Japanese Researchers Develop Device to Detect Brain Tumour Through Urine

The presence of tumour-related extracellular vesicles (EVs) in a person's urine is one possible sign that they have a brain tumour.

Feb 3, 2023

By IANS

Fact Check: Did 217,000 Americans Die of Complications From COVID-19 Vaccine?

Information circulating on the social media claiming that 200,000 people in the USA have died due to Covid vaccines is untrue.

Feb 2, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Coronavirus

Eating Ultra-Processed Foods Like Frozen Pizza and Ready-to-Eat Meals Increases Risks of Dying from Cancer: Study

Ultra-processed foods are cheap and convenient but they increase the risks of dying from cancer.

Feb 1, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

Diabetes

CDC Investigates EzriCare Artificial Tears Brand of Eye Drops Over Reports of Permanent Vision Loss, One Death, 50 Infections in 11 States

The CDC is looking into a brand of OTC eye drops EzriCare Artificial Tears that is linked to reports of infections across the US.

Feb 1, 2023

By Nandika Vinal Chand

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Health

Fukushima's Nuclear Wastewater Can Produce Cancers on Release: Scientists

California Couple Sues Fertility Clinic for 'Knowingly' Implanting Embryo With CDH1 Gene Mutation That Causes Gastric Cancer

What is AI/MLOps, and how is it powering digital transformation in healthcare? AI/MLOps expert Phani Teja tells all

Top US Agency Concludes That Coronavirus That Killed 7 Million People Emerged From Chinese Biotech Lab

Nasal Decongestants Widely Used in Treating Cough and Cold May be Linked to Seizures, Stroke: Report

What is Brain Aneurysm? Saving Private Ryan Actor Tom Sizemore Found Unconscious and in Critical Condition

Florida Boy Dies from Flesh Eating Bacteria Infection After Getting Treadmill Injury

Diphtheria Outbreak in Nigeria Claims 40 Lives; 216 Cases Confirmed

Mothers Giving Birth to Big Babies Are At Risk of Developing Diabetes: Study

John Fetterman Hospitalized Again: What Are Early Signs and Symptoms of Stroke in Men, How can Patients Recover Quickly?

Dr Jason Emer is the new face of cosmetic surgery with his brand Emerage Skin

Japanese Researchers Develop Device to Detect Brain Tumour Through Urine

Fact Check: Did 217,000 Americans Die of Complications From COVID-19 Vaccine?

Eating Ultra-Processed Foods Like Frozen Pizza and Ready-to-Eat Meals Increases Risks of Dying from Cancer: Study

CDC Investigates EzriCare Artificial Tears Brand of Eye Drops Over Reports of Permanent Vision Loss, One Death, 50 Infections in 11 States

American Healthcare Academy Celebrates 14 Years of commitment to healthcare education

American Healthcare Academy Celebrates 14 Years of commitment to healthcare education

Scientists Confirm Deadly Bird Flu in Mainland Antarctica; Poses Risk for Penguins and Environment

Scientists Confirm Deadly Bird Flu in Mainland Antarctica; Poses Risk for Penguins and Environment

New Life Teeth Clinic: Where Technology Meets Patient Satisfaction

New Life Teeth Clinic: Where Technology Meets Patient Satisfaction