Beyond botox: 5 injectable treatments for hydrated, wrinkle-free skin Botox is not the only way to get radiant, wrinkle-free skin. Here are other techniques that give many celebrities glowing skin.
Is it just a cold or HMPV? Know the difference When it comes to the symptoms of HMPV, there are many who often get confused between a cold and the infection which is now wreacking havoc on the health of children. Read here to know the differences.
Arab Health to celebrate 50th edition in 2025 The 2024 edition secured deals worth more than AED9 billion, welcoming more than 58,000 visitors and hosting over 3,600 exhibitors from over 180 countries. The 50th edition of Arab Health will run from January 27 to 30, 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
Glaucoma in the elderly: Do you know its types; high-risk groups? Developments in diagnostic technologies have improved early detection capacities. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) provides high-resolution retina and optic nerve pictures, enabling eye care specialists to identify even minute glaucoma changes. An early diagnosis can avoid severe visual loss.
What is autoimmune gastritis? Lifestyle changes that can help manage it Autoimmune gastritis is associated with an increased risk of iron deficiency anemia and pernicious anemia, both of which are potentially serious conditions. In addition, they are prone to gastric malignancies such as stomach cancer and neuroendocrine tumour.
Woman detected with HMPV infection, second case in Assam this season A 75-year-old Guwahati woman has been diagnosed with human metapneumovirus (HMPV), the second case in Assam this season. Earlier, a 10-month-old from Lakhimpur tested positive. HMPV causes respiratory illness, usually mild, with most patients recovering independently.
Pregnant woman’s grey matter shrinks by 5%, partly recovers postpartum: Study The team analysed MRI brain scans of nearly 180 first-time pregnant women to study the structural changes occurring during the second and third trimester and the first six months postpartum. Scans taken prior to conceiving served as ‘baseline’.
Did the evolution of superbugs over the years worsen antibiotic resistance? Economist Jim O Neill examined the magnitude of the problem in 2014, under the direction of the UK prime minister, and his findings were startling to everyone outside of Infectious Diseases and public health. It is expected that by 2050, more people will die of untreatable infections than those dying of cancer or diabetes.
Pap tests, safe sex, and more: How to prevent cervical cancer? Scheduling Pap smears and HPV tests regularly can be helpful. These tests significantly help detect abnormal activities in the cervical cells that could potentially turn into cancer. Regular screenings are beneficial and recommended for early detection and prevention of cervical cancer.
Infants born to healthy mothers have better immunity, cognitive health: Study Studies affirm that infants born to healthy mothers exhibit advanced cognitive skills, robust immune systems, and better overall health.
