Low Sodium Diets and Poor Sleep: The Surprising Connection Explained by Cardiovascular Research Scientist
The Surprising Link Between Salt Intake and Sleep Quality
By Alexandra Klausner
Published May 3, 2024 / Updated May 3, 2024, 3:09 p.m. ET
If you’re feeling salty about your lack of sleep, you may need more sodium in your diet. Dr. James DiNicolantino, a cardiovascular research scientist, recently shared a video on Instagram explaining why too little salt in your diet can make you toss and turn at night.
“People that were put on a low salt diet because of the activation of the sympath
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Essalud must present a doctor willing to disconnect María Benito
PJ gives a maximum period of 15 days to find a professional who does not object to removing the ventilator from a patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Within a maximum period of 15 days, the Social Health Insurance (Essalud) dA non-objecting doctor must be presented to the case won in court by María Benito and proceed to disconnect her from the mechanical ventilator, thus accessing a dignified death. According to the resolution of the Sixth Constitutional Court, Essalud He received the notification this week, so the deadline would expire on May 7.
“Essalud, in this case the Rebagliati Benefit Network, claims that it has not found doctors willing to carry out the disconnection procedure
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Essalud must present a doctor willing to disconnect María Benito
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Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health Watch out for dengue fever during the school term. which is the beginning of the rainy season Therefore, we ask for cooperation from the public and educational institutions to help manage the environment. Eliminate breeding grounds for Aedes mosquito larvae around communities, educational institutions, and around homes. By keeping things in order and protect yourself from mosquito bites
Today (3 May 2024) Dr. Jurai Wongsawat, highly qualified doctor Assistant Director-General of the Department of Disease Control said that dengue fever is a public health problem in many countries around the world, especially Thailand, where outbreaks occur every year during the rainy season. Dengue fever situation Since the beginning of the year, 26,511 patients have been found (information as of May 1, 2024), which is 1.6 times higher than last year at the same time period. Most of the patients are children aged 5-14 years
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Influenza cases decrease in Santa Cruz for the second consecutive week; but the deaths rise to 6
April 22, 2024, 12:23 PM
For the second consecutive week, there is a “important” decline in influenza cases in Santa Cruz, reported this Monday the director of the Departmental Health Service (Headquarters), Jaime Bilbao.
“In epidemiological week 16, we have had thousand positive cases of influenzawhich represents a decrease compared to previous weeks,” said Bilbao.
Of these cases, 31 people required hospitalization, two patients were admitted to intensive care and two deaths we
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Influenza cases decrease in Santa Cruz for the second consecutive week; but the deaths rise to 6
The triptorelin case breaks out in Lombardy, the drug that blocks the sexual development of children
Milan – The League will present a motion to the Regional Council on Tuesday 7 May asking for ban the prescription of triptorelindrug that delays pubertal development in children with gender dysphoria and so what they do not accept the birth sex.
The announcement of the motion has already sparked controversyraising criticism in particular of Luca Paladiniexponent of the Sentinelli and regional councilor of the Civic Pact. “Little Vannacci grow up” commented.
Luca Paladini and Alessandra Cappellari
To triptorelin
Triptorelin is a drug used mainly in the treatment of symptoms of prostate cancer in an advanced stage of development, in breast cancer where hormonal treatment is indicated and in premenopausal patients. In the specific case of gender dysphoria, Triptorelin is used for suspend pubertal developmenteven if its use, underlines the League, “is considered ‘off label’, i.e. outside the specific therapeutic indications of the drug”.
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“By delaying development – writes the League, the first signatory, in the motion Alessandra Cappellari – these children can be subjected tosex reassignment surgerywhich will be less invasive also on a psychological level as the sexual characteristics have not yet been defined”. The Carroccio aims to activate a ministerial table which develops “new specific guidelines on the use of triptorelin in cases of gender dysphoria” and in the mean
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The triptorelin case breaks out in Lombardy, the drug that blocks the sexual development of children
Beware of Dengue Fever During School Term: A Call to Action from the Department of Disease Control
Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health Beware of dengue fever during school term. which is the beginning of the rainy season We therefore ask for the collaboration of public and educational institutions to help manage the environment. Eliminate breeding grounds for Aedes mosquito larvae around communities, schools and homes. Keeping things tidy and protect yourself from mosquito bites
Today (May 3, 2024) Dr. Jurai Wongsawat, a highly qualified physician Deputy Director General of the Department of Disease Control said that dengue fever is a public health problem in many countries around the world, particularly in Thailand, where epidemics they occur every year during the rainy season. Dengue fever situation Since the beginning of the year, 26,511 patients have been found (data as of May 1, 2024), which is 1.6 times more than in the same period last year. The majority of patients are children aged between 5 and 14 years, for a total of 7,782 cases (one hundred and 29 each) and
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Beware of Dengue Fever During School Term: A Call to Action from the Department of Disease Control
The Rivaio gym is available again
The Rivaio gym, located in Castiglione, has finally reopened its doors after years of closure and being deemed unusable in 2019. This gym holds a special place in the community, especially for the children of the “Giovanni da Castiglione” Higher Education Institute.
The principal of the Institute, Sauro Tavarnesi, expressed his joy at the reopening of the gym, highlighting its importance for the youth and loca
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there is almost no chance to hide from the cancer-causing virus
Causes not only cervical cancer
HPV is one of the most common sexually transmitted viruses in developed countries, and although only 16 of its 200 types are considered high risk, they affect at least 700,000 people a year. cancer cases and almost 400 thousand deaths.
The doctor explains that about 90 percent those infected do not experience any unusual symptoms, and the body copes with the virus on its own. However, in a significant proportion of people infected with HPV, the virus causes abnormal cell development and eventually cancer.
“Many people still don’t know that this virus is carried by men, which means that cancer can affect anyone. The virus affects the development of precancerous and cancerous conditions in the anus, vulva, vagina, penis, pharynx and mouth, and about 60 types of HPV cause unpleasant and difficult to treat papillomas.
Even if you have a long-term sexual partner or use protection, you can still get this virus. Condoms cannot cover the entire genital area, so HPV can still be transmitted. And the target of the virus is all persons who have had or are having sexual relations”, says obstetrician-gynecologist M. Aponavičienė.
HPV can cause lesions even years later
She points out that HPV is best recognized as a cause of cervical cancer, as only this type of cancer caused by the virus is the only type of cancer that is specifically tested for. This is the cancer that takes the most lives of women, so every few years Lithuanian women over the age of 25 are invited to be examined for cervical changes free of charge.
According to the doctor, it is also important to appreciate the fact that warts and precancerous or cancerous changes do not appear i
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there is almost no chance to hide from the cancer-causing virus
Study Warns: Anger Can Increase Heart Attack Risk, New Findings Show
Feeling Angry for Just Eight Minutes a Day Can Increase Heart Disease Risk, Study Finds
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Experts are warning about the potential link between feeling angry and an increased risk of developing heart disease. According to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association (AHA), even as little as eight minutes of anger a day can raise the chances of experiencing a cardiac event.
Study Reveals Alarming Findings
The study, conducted by the AHA, included 280 healthy young adults with no history of heart disease, stroke, serious mental health conditions, or chronic illnesses. The participants were divided into different groups and exposed to various emotional tasks.
While some were told to recall anger-inducing experiences, others were tasked with triggering anxiety or sadness, and the final group was given a neutral task of counting out loud. The research showed that the group who recalled anger-inducing memories exhibited a 50% reduction in blood vessel dilation within 40 minutes of the task, potentially putting them at a hig
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Study Warns: Anger Can Increase Heart Attack Risk, New Findings Show
Early Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes: Prevention Tips and Signs to Watch Out For by Dr. Ibrahim Saeed
2024-05-03 16:54:00
Written by Nermin Deif Allah
Dr. Ibrahim Saeed, Jumaa, specialist in internal medicine and malnutrition, revealed early symptoms in people developing type 2 diabetes.
He said in a special statement to “Masrawy” that diabetes is a chronic disease prevalent throughout the world and there are symptoms that should be observed if they repeat throughout the day in an abnormal manner which indicates type 2 diabetes.
He pointed out that these sign
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Early Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes: Prevention Tips and Signs to Watch Out For by Dr. Ibrahim Saeed