Link between kidney dysfunction and premature births

Women with prepregnancy kidney dysfunction are at increased risk of preterm (premature) birth and other complications, especially women with chronic kidney disease, found new research published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). Preterm birth before 37 weeks’ gestation occurs in 6% to 11% of viable pregnancies and is the leading cause of infant death. “The timely recognition of prepregnancy kidney […]

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European Medicines Agency adopts positive opinion on monthly vaginal ring to reduce HIV risk

The International Partnership for Microbicides (IPM) today welcomed a positive opinion from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) on the dapivirine vaginal ring for use by cisgender women ages 18 and older in developing countries to reduce their risk of HIV-1 infection. The monthly ring is the first long-acting HIV prevention product, and is designed to address women’s unmet need for […]

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China reports virus spike as global cases pass 16 mn

China on Monday reported its highest number of coronavirus cases in three months, part of a worrying swell of second and third-wave infections that are hitting Asia and Europe. Australia has been rocked by its deadliest surge since the start of the pandemic, Hong Kong is experiencing record daily numbers and Spain’s caseload has tripled in the last fortnight. Meanwhile, […]

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What makes honey stinger loose bees healthy? Naturopathy Naturopathy Specialist Portal

Special compound in the honey-sting of loose bees discovered Honey has been used for centuries for medical purposes, wherein the different types of honey have a very different healing effect is attributed to. Considered to be very healthy, especially the honey-sting of unemployed bees apply in addition to Manuka honey. Australian Researchers have discovered in the honey-sting of loose bees […]

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How COVID-19 Outbreaks in Prisons Are Making the Pandemic Worse for Everyone

Researchers have found that the death rate from COVID-19 in prisons is three times higher than average. Crowding, poor sanitary conditions, and high rates of chronic illness among incarcerated people make it difficult to control the spread of infectious diseases in jails and prisons. Security measures designed to keep people in jails and prisons don’t effectively keep viruses or other […]

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Coronavirus makes changes in body cells that cause cells not to recognise it

Coronavirus makes changes in the body cells that cause cells not to recognise it, suggest researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio). The researchers reported how the coronavirus achieves this in the journal Nature Communications. The scientists resolved the structure of an enzyme called nsp16, which the virus produces and then […]

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Malhotra elected president of sleep medicine society

Raman Malhotra, MD, an associate professor of neurology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has been elected president of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. The academy, a professional society dedicated to sleep medicine, has a combined membership of over 10,000 accredited member sleep centers and individual members. He will serve as president-elect this year and take […]

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