What is PRS? Experts say it may predict future health risks in obese kids While environmental and lifestyle elements became increasingly significant, genetic background or predisposition also affects obesity and related health problems in children. Recent advances in genomics, with the help of Polygenic Risk Scores (PRS), enable researchers to analyze the genetic predisposition to obesity.
Explained: How heatwaves can be deadly for the heart Staying hydrated during a heatwave is crucial for heart health. Most people should focus on drinking plenty of water; however, some people with heart failure or kidney problems may need to alter their fluid intake based on medical advice.
Mouth cancer: Dental surgeon lists causes, symptoms, and treatment options Treatment of mouth cancer can vary depending on its stage. Usually, surgery is considered the first step to remove the tumour. It is further followed by radiation therapy to destroy the remaining cancer cells in the body. Some may need chemotherapy along with radiation to prevent them from spreading further.
Is obesity just a matter of calories in and out? Weight gain happens mostly through a combination of being physically inactive and having anxiety levels and disturbed sleep patterns, as well as worsening mental health symptoms like depression. Chronic stress causes elevated cortisol levels that might both enhance cravings and promote fat accumulation in the body.
Pregnancy and haemophilia: expert tips to ensure safe childbirth despite disorders Women with haemophilia during pregnancy requires proactive planning, early testing, and multidisciplinary care. With not only vigilant monitoring, personalised treatment, but also timely interventions, both mother and the baby can emerge healthy and safe.
Bharat Thakur organises yoga, meditation camp in Haridwar; Mohini Singh, Soma Ghosh in attendance Peace opens the door to everything, and the meditation camp was organised in the name of Shunya, and participants herein learned that through yoga sessions, meditation, rituals, and temple visits. Soul dialogue was also organised at sunrise on the banks of the river Ganga.
Aphasia and dementia: Expert explains how language disorders are linked with cognitive health Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) happens when the frontal and temporal parts of the brain start to deteriorate. This damage is often caused by the build-up of abnormal proteins, named tau and TDP-43. These proteins interfere with how brain cells work, which eventually leads to the death of these cells, a process called neuronal death.
The kidney crisis: How taking too many painkillers can affect you later Individuals with diabetes, high blood pressure, or preexisting kidney disease are all at greater risk of kidney damage from taking painkillers. Other individuals at risk include the aged, those with dehydration, and people on many medications as well.
Explained: Why gastroenteritis and dehydration are common in summer Gastroenteritis is typically caused by a viral or bacterial infection, which can be spread through contaminated food and water or close contact with an infected person. In the summer months, the risk of gastroenteritis increases due to the higher temperatures, which can cause bacteria to multiply more quickly.
World Haeomophilia Day: Gynaecologists list common symptoms overlooked in women Joint pain or swelling caused by internal bleeding is more common in men with severe haemophilia. Still, it can also affect women and be misdiagnosed as arthritis or other joint conditions. Furthermore, bleeding can occur after ovulation or during ovulation-related cyst rupture, which may not be recognized as a haemophilia symptom.
