Mother-of-two diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer after years of symptoms being dismissed by GP
Rebecca Gibson, a mother-of-two from Manchester, was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer five years after first showing symptoms. Despite repeated trips to her GP, her symptoms were dismissed as internal piles, leading to a delayed diagnosis. Her case raises questions about the importance of timely and thorough medical investigation and the potential impact of delayed diagnoses on patients’ lives.
Study Shows Yoga Reduces Chronic Low Back Pain, PGIMER Research Finds
A new study by PGIMER highlights the positive impact of yoga on chronic low back pain, emphasizing its potential as an effective alternative therapy. The research underscores the significant reduction in pain and improvement in functional ability among participants who incorporated personalized yoga programs into their treatment regimen. Dr. Rima Dada, the lead researcher, emphasizes the need for healthcare providers to integrate yoga as a complementary therapy for managing low back pain, aligning with the growing recognition of yoga as a valuable adjunct to conventional medical treatments.
Measles Outbreak at Chicago Shelter Under Scrutiny
Chicago shelter in Pilsen under scrutiny after child diagnosed with measles. New safety orders implemented for residents. Health officials working to identify those exposed. Measles investigation underway. Vaccine hesitancy linked to resurgence of measles.
Key Protein Identified in Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
Scientists have discovered a key protein, Mdm2, in the development of Alzheimer’s disease that, when blocked, could potentially slow or halt the condition’s progress. This discovery was made through tests on mice, where deactivating Mdm2 stopped the destruction of dendritic spines and synapses, crucial for brain cell communication. Understanding the role of Mdm2 in Alzheimer’s progression could be crucial in developing treatments for the disease.
Prioritizing Women’s Health: The Importance of Regular Medical Tests
This International Women’s Day, take a pledge to prioritize your physical and mental health. Regular medical tests are essential for women to monitor and manage chronic health conditions, prioritize menstrual health, and address reproductive health concerns. By staying proactive about regular medical tests, women can empower themselves to lead a healthier and more fulfilling life.
Study Suggests Long COVID May Worsen Hangover Symptoms
A recent study from Stanford University suggests that long COVID may be linked to worsened hangover symptoms, such as headaches, nausea, and fatigue. The study found that SARS-CoV-2 infection could lead to increased alcohol sensitivity, impacting patients’ tolerance levels and triggering unprecedented symptoms at lower alcohol consumption levels. While further research is needed to establish a definitive link, the study sheds light on a potential connection between long COVID and alcohol sensitivity.
Brisbane to Host Carlton in Highly Anticipated AFL Rematch
Brisbane is set to host Carlton in an exciting rematch of last year’s preliminary final, with both teams gearing up for the highly anticipated clash. Brisbane is looking for redemption after their heartbreaking Grand Final loss, while Carlton aims to start the season on a positive note. With key player absences and notable returns, the stage is set for an intense showdown between two determined sides, promising a captivating opening round spectacle.
Toronto Raptors’ Jalen McDaniels Set to Return to Court After Illness
Toronto Raptors’ forward Jalen McDaniels is set to return to the court after being listed as available to play against the Phoenix Suns. Despite his availability, it remains uncertain whether McDaniels will see significant playing time, leading to a recommendation for fantasy basketball players to keep him on the waiver wire in most leagues. Staying updated on injury news and updates is crucial for fantasy basketball enthusiasts, as McDaniels’ return to the lineup adds another layer of intrigue for fantasy managers.
Nolan Roed’s Challenging Transition to USHL
Nolan Roed, a senior at White Bear Lake, shares his challenging transition to the USHL, emphasizing the increased physicality and toughness required for success in the league.
Chiefs Pursuing Tee Higgins as Potential Offseason Target
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have taken wide receiver Mike Evans off the table as a potential target for the Kansas City Chiefs, but the Chiefs still have a chance to make a big move by pursuing Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. However, the Chiefs will need to find cap space and be willing to give up ample draft capital to make it happen.