High blood pressure is something that’s mentioned so often—and so casually—on television shows and in books, that it’s easy to
Day: May 17, 2021
COVID-19 vaccination: Thrombosis can be prevented by prompt treatment
A rare syndrome has been observed in people following vaccination against Covid-19. This involves thrombosis at unusual sites in the
CDC director says mask turnaround based solely on science
The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Sunday defended the decision to ease mask-wearing guidance for
Novel rehab program improves outcome for older heart-failure patients, study finds
Heart failure (HF) – when the heart can’t pump enough blood and oxygen through the body—affects approximately 6.2 million adults
Removal of ‘race correction’ in pulmonary function tests highlights health disparity
By removing “race correction” from the interpretation of pulmonary function test (PFT) results, Black individuals were shown to have a
Indigenous peoples in Canada have higher death rates, complications after surgery
Indigenous peoples in Canada have higher rates of death and complications after surgery and lower rates of surgeries than other
Poverty associated with worse survival, fewer lung transplants in lung disease patients
Patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a rare lung disease that causes shortness of breath and low oxygen levels because
More kids seeing doctors virtually but some parents still hesitant
For children, pandemic norms have meant virtual school, holidays over Zoom and for some, even seeing the doctor from their
Multimodal therapy may hold key to treating aggressive childhood cancer
Research led by scientists at Children’s Cancer Institute and published this week in the international journal, Clinical Cancer Research, has found
Preemie boys age faster as men, study shows
Boys born weighing less than a kilogram are miracles, but they do not age as well as the girls, according