Sienna Haris 
A new systematic study discovered that children with mental health difficulties were more likely to acquire a mental disorder as adults. The Murdoch Children’s Research … Read more
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Obesity is a serious concern in the United States and its prevalence was 42.4 percent in 2017–2018. Obesity prevalence in the United States grew from … Read more
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Health can’t be fully appreciated without a healthy heart. The heart is primarily responsible for getting oxygen to all organs and tissues in the body … Read more
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According to research published online Oct. 27 in The Lancet Global Health, fluvoxamine minimizes the requirement for hospitalization in high-risk outpatients with COVID-19. Gilmar Reis, … Read more
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The seriousness of Carpal Tunnel synonyms remains the same in the future after 5-6 years even after its present treatment. It has shown that the … Read more
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Initially, the Chinese government called this new virus novel coronavirus pneumonia (NCP) for its manifestation in the lower respiratory tract. The World Health Organization has … Read more
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Coronavirus disease potentially affected children of all ages in 2019. However, most infected children don’t really become as serious as adults, and some may exhibit … Read more
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As per research reported on Oct. 12 in the Journal of Crohn’s and Colitis, point-of-care (POC) intestinal ultrasound (IUS) influences clinical judgment in inflammatory bowel … Read more
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A growing number of studies imply a link between a neighborhood’s physical environment and the chance of residents developing chronic conditions like heart disease, type … Read more
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While part of the high rates of post-traumatic stress (PTSD) identified in healthcare workers during the pandemic was associated with COVID-19, researchers at the University … Read more
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