Intravenous ferric carboxymaltose linked to lower risk of heart failure hospitalizations in iron-deficient patients
Reviewers’ Notes In iron-deficient patients with heart failure and reduced or mildly reduced left ventricular ejection fraction, intravenous ferric carboxymaltose (FCM) is associated with a reduced risk of the composite outcome of total cardiovascular hospitalization and cardiovascular death through 52 weeks compared with placebo, according to late-breaking research presented in a Hot Line session today at ESC Congress 2023. Iron […]
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Sleep expert shares top tips on how to set up bedroom to get the best night's sleep You might have noticed that you struggle to sleep well when it’s too hot in your bedroom. The opposite end of the temperature scale can see you clutching on the duvet really hard or even waking up in the middle of the night […]
» Read moreBeyond health records: Deep learning enhances disease diagnosis via image-based phenotyping
In a recent study published in the NPJ Digital Medicine Journal, researchers explored the use of image-based phenotyping based on dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scans of knees to train a deep-learning model to diagnose knee osteoarthritis cases. Study: Deep learning-based phenotyping of medical images improves power for gene discovery of complex disease. Image Credit: Miha Creative/Shutterstock.com Background The diagnosis of complex diseases […]
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If it weren't for the traffic along South MacDill Avenue, Javonne Mansfield swears you could hear the sizzle of a frying pan. The sun is scorching with such violent intensity that even weathered Floridians can't help but take note. In a hard hat, Mansfield pushes a shovel into the earth. Heat radiates from the road, the concrete parking lots. It's […]
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Cancer Research UK provide details on lymphoma When Abby Maxwell first found a lump in her armpit, she didn’t think it would be anything too serious. The 22-year-old was sent for an ultrasound at University Hospital Hairmyres, but she felt “light-hearted” despite the appointment. However, a series of biopsies left Abby in floods of tears, revealing she had non-Hodgkin lymphoma, […]
» Read more'Doctors thought I had ligament damage – it was tumour,' says officer
Police officer’s ‘excruciating’ knee pain ended up being CANCER: Doctors who ‘assumed 27-year-old’s agony was a sprain’ find 10cm tumour is actually to blame EXCLUSIVE: Police offer Ellie Downes started suffering knee pain in 2020 The 27-year-old was told by medics that it was a strain or sprain that would ease A woman whose ‘excruciating’ leg pain was initially dismissed […]
» Read moreHealth warning as British diets of processed foods is killing us slowly
Scientists have conducted a review of the impact of artificial additives in items such as bread, soup, yoghurt and cereal, considered to be ultra-processed foods. These staple meals and snacks were found to be creating a ticking timebomb. Eating them makes people 24 percent more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. Ultra-processed foods make up 60 percent of […]
» Read moreDoctors slam study claiming Long Covid is more disabling than cancer
EXCLUSIVE: Doctor slams study claiming Long Covid creates a greater burden of disability than CANCER A study suggests long Covid has a greater disability burden than cancer Doctors told DailyMail.com this comparison is ‘irresponsible’ READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE Covid Infections have DOUBLED in US in past month A study that seems to suggest long Covid is more debilitating than cancer has […]
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I am at my best friend’s hen do, or rather I’m not. Leaving the hens steaming in Harrogate’s Turkish Baths, I run into a hospital walk-in centre and slam a bottle of bloody urine down on the counter. Taking it upon myself to do this DIY sample is something I’ve done before, and it shocks people. It also means that, […]
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