Healthy Habits: Top 6 Ways To Use Coconut Oil To Boost Nutrition
Discover the top 6 ways to incorporate coconut oil into your daily routine to boost nutrition and overall health. From morning brew magic to energy-packed homemade bars, coconut oil offers a multitude of benefits for a balanced and nourished lifestyle.
Ketamine’s Leap from Fringe to Mainstream in Depression Treatment
New study shows significant promise for intravenous ketamine in treating severe depression and bipolar disorder, with 52% of participants achieving remission after just three infusions. Findings underscore the potential of ketamine as a powerful treatment option and highlight its rapid effectiveness in reducing suicidal ideation.
Study Links Pregnant Women’s Gut Microbiota to Changes in Immune System
A recent study reveals the significant links between a pregnant woman’s gut microbiota and changes in her immune system, shedding light on potential implications for maternal and fetal health. The study’s key findings highlight the unique gut microbiota composition and cytokine profile in pregnant women, suggesting the microbiota’s role in modulating immune responses during pregnancy. However, the study emphasizes the need for further research to clarify these findings due to its small sample size and the observational nature of the study.
New Anti-Inflammatory Diet Recommended by Health Experts for Preventing Alzheimer’s, Cancer, and Diabetes
Learn about the benefits of an anti-inflammatory diet recommended by Dr. Bhavini Shah, including its potential to prevent Alzheimer’s, cancer, and diabetes, as well as improve skin health and sleep quality.
Woman with Irregular Heart Rhythm Concerned About Prolonged Waiting Times for Treatment in Scotland
A woman with atrial fibrillation in Scotland is concerned about the prolonged waiting times for cardiology treatment, fearing cardiac failure. The British Heart Foundation reports record waiting times, with only 3 in 10 people receiving an echocardiogram within six weeks. Chronic underinvestment in cardiology services has led to the highest number of heart-related deaths since 2008, despite government investment of £3m in 2014 and 2021.
University of Auckland researchers testing castor oil as potential treatment for dry-eye disease
University of Auckland researchers are testing the application of castor oil to treat dry-eye disease with promising results so far. The trial of castor oil as a potential safe and natural treatment for dry-eye disease is being conducted following a successful pilot study. With dry-eye disease affecting a significant portion of the population, the current trial aims to provide a long-term solution for patients grappling with uncomfortable symptoms. The use of cold-pressed castor oil in a unique application on the eyelids has shown measurable improvements in symptoms, leading to a more extensive study to generate robust scientific evidence for clinicians.
Cambodia Reports Sixth Case of Monkeypox Infection
Cambodia reports its sixth confirmed case of mpox, also known as monkeypox, bringing the total number of infections in the kingdom to six since last December. Authorities emphasize caution and urge individuals to seek medical consultation or testing if they experience symptoms such as rash with blisters, fever, swollen lymph nodes, headache, muscle aches, and fatigue.
Dangerous Climate Tipping Points Will Affect Australia
Learn about the potential impacts of global climate tipping points on Australia and the irreversible changes that could occur. Cutting fossil greenhouse gas emissions is crucial to limit warming and reduce the risk of triggering tipping points.
Seattle Children’s Hospital Ordered to Pay $215,000 in Mold Exposure Lawsuit
Seattle Children’s Hospital has been ordered to pay approximately $215,000 to individuals who were exposed to aspergillus mold within the hospital premises. The verdict was reached following a class action lawsuit filed in 2019 by families whose loved ones had been affected by the fungus, including two infants and an 11-year-old child in an operating room during heart surgery. The King County jury ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, directing Seattle Children’s to compensate two families with $100,000 each, along with an additional $15,000 to an unnamed victim.
Neurovascular Complications of Iatrogenic Fusarium solani Meningitis
Learn about the severe complications associated with nosocomial fusarium meningitis outbreak in Mexico, including high mortality rates and limited treatment options. This article reports on data, clinical courses, and outcomes from 13 patients who presented with symptoms after a median delay of 39 days.