Scientists Test Innovative Procedure for Obesity: Burning Stomach Lining to Curb Hunger and Promote Weight Loss
The Future of Weight Loss: A Promising Non-Surgical Approach
The landscape of weight loss is rapidly evolving, with new and innovative approaches emerging every day. In a recent breakthrough, scientists have unveiled the preliminary findings of a groundbreaking trial testing a novel non-surgical procedure for obesity. This revolutionary technique involves targeting the mucus-filled lining of the stomach, offering new hope for individuals struggling with weight issues.
Known as endoscopic mucosal ablation, this procedure utilizes a technique already used to remove abnormal tissue from the digestive tract. Patients are administered a protective fluid before doctors employ an endoscope to reach the uppermost portion of the stomach known as the gastric fundus. Using ablation (burning), doctors selectively target and remove part of the inner lining rich in mucus-producing cells.
The gastric
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20 SIGNS of cancer in women
– 2024-05-10 02:15:40
There are some signs that women should know about cancer.
Publika.az reports that there are some symptoms of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine cancer that manifest themselves long before the symptoms of cancer appear. People often do not pay attention to these signs. What are these signs?
1. Chest pain and chronic cough.
Chest pain and chronic cough can be symptoms of lung tumors. Sometimes people think they have bronchitis and don’t see a doctor.
2. Shortness of breath and wheezing.
Difficulty breathing is an early symptom of lung cancer.
3. Difficulty swallowing
It is considered one of the initial symptoms of lung, pharynx and larynx cancer.
4. Infection and frequent fever.
These symptoms can be symptoms of blood cancer. During leukemia, the temperature of patients can often rise.
5. Bleeding and bruising in some parts of the skin.
These symptoms occur when there is an abnormality in the activity of
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Atlas embryonic brain provides insight into the functioning of the brain
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Marijn Schipper and Danielle Posthuma of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Camiel Mannens and Sten Linnarsson from the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have created a large atlas of half a million cells in the embryonic brain. They also mapped out which pieces of DNA are ‘open’ and active in these cells. The new atlas allows the development of different types in healthy brains to be better studied.
By understanding what healthy development of the different types of brain cells looks like, researchers can also better understand how disruptions can lead to diseases. These findings were published in Nature.
Crucial period
Similar atlases have been made before in the past, but never before in the entire brain during embryonic development. And that i
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Atlas embryonic brain provides insight into the functioning of the brain
Your period pain is not normal, these signs prove it
Our gynecologist is categorical: “It’s not normal to have pain during your period.”
The menstrual cycle is a physiological phenomenon which punctuates women’s lives and which is accompanied by numerous symptoms: fatigue, mood changes but also sometimes pain. Gold “It’s not normal to have pain during your period“ explains gynecologist Odile Bagot. In medical language, painful menstruation is called “dysmenorrhea“. Dysmenorrhea can be primary when it occurs in adolescence or secondary when it appears throughout the menstrual cycles. It can have several causes and be more or less disabling on a daily basis.
Ovarian pain
Pain may occur around theovulation i.e. around the 14th day for women who have 28 day cycles. We talk about “cyclical” pain. “If a woman presents with cyclical pain, the reflex will always be to analyze them in relation to the date of the period. This is the benchmark. The healthcare professional will then be able to relate them to menstruation or not” explains Dr. Bagot. Ovulation results in a small 2cm cyst that bursts. It can lead to “sensations” in women who feel a temporary discomfort. There is nothing to worry about. On the other hand, if ovulation is associated with significant pain during 2 to 3 days, you should talk to the doctor. “Sometimes we see ovaria
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Symptoms vary based on age
Tiredness, headache, muscle pain, digestive disorders… If children, adolescents and young adults share many prolonged symptoms after a Covid-19 infection, other manifestations would vary depending on the age group.
Phobias, panic attacks…
This was demonstrated by researchers from New York University whose work was presented at the Congress of Pediatric Learned Societies in Toronto. Thus, studying the medical records of over 7,000 children, 75% of whom had already contracted Covid-19, scientists observed that:
Younger children (0-5 years) are more likely to have general symptoms, including poor appetite, sleep disturbances and restlessness, as well as prolonged respiratory symptoms such as stuffy nose and cough. School-age children more frequently develop phobias or refusal to go; at school Adolescents are more subject to panic attacks or fear of confined spaces.
Signs that may seem trivial taken in isolation. But whose abnormally long persistence can have a serious impact on the daily lives of many children or adolescents. “A better understanding of these age-related specificities is essential for doctors to m
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Who Should Avoid Eating Watermelon? Identifying the At-Risk Groups for Health Concerns.
Check quickly! Who is the at-risk group? Don’t eat watermelon because it risks compromising your health.
If we talk about popular fruits during summer. The fruit in many people’s hearts is probably watermelon. It is a fruit that we like to eat during the summer. Since watermelon is made up of 90% water, it is ideal for helping the body stay hydrated during the hot summer months. Plus, the natural sugar in watermelon can also help quench your thirst for sweetness. Because watermelon has a sweet and juicy taste. Suitable for turning off heat.
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But did you know that there are at-risk groups of people who shouldn’t eat watermelon? These include:
1. Diabetic patients
Watermelon is a fruit that naturally contains sugar. Therefore, diabetics must include these carbohydrates in their daily diet. Watermelons should be eaten whole rather than juiced. Because mixing fruit juice separates the fiber. It makes sugar easily abso
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Who Should Avoid Eating Watermelon? Identifying the At-Risk Groups for Health Concerns.
INTERNATIONAL NURSE DAY: NEW MODELS TO RESPOND TO THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY
Il 12 maggio 2024 and the International Nurses Day. To remember and celebrate the category, which in Ferrara sees 1,221 for the AUSL and 1,127 for the Cona Hospital, for a total of 2,348 nurses employed by the Ferrara healthcare companies, it is important to underline the contribution made in the present and the vision of the future of the profession. This today is requiring changes in training, organizational and professional policy paradigms.
“The health needs of the population have changed, but also the organizational needs and expectations of the nurses themselves: graduate nurses with PhDs, first and second level professionalizing and specific master’s degrees for high skills. The functions of Nurse Managers have also been implemented in the management area, prepared and trained in the specific governance of nursing care and in safeguarding the health system of which these professionals are increasingly an expression of guarantee, safety and quality of care” – points out Dr. Marika Colombi (in the picture), Welfare Director of the Local Health Unit and University Hospital of Ferrara. “Following a recent amendment to the regional law on the organization and financing of healthcare companies, the role of Healthcare Director was established with the task of participating in the definition of company strategies, in synergy with all the members of the Strategic Management, promoting the development of health professions (nurses, midwives, technical health professions, rehabilitation and prevention), with the aim of an increasingly effective and integrated health response.
The nurse also fulfills his role as a health educator in families, schools, workplaces, public health facilities, correctional facilities, long-term and home care, hospitals and other community settings, nurses are protagonists in building a culture of health.
The organizational models implemented, at hospital and territorial level, are based on the construction of proximity networks, resulting in a shift of care settings from traditional places of care, such as hospitals, towards more sustainable and accessible territorial structures that can promote socio-health integration and the continuity of the paths, determining the development of integrated assistance projects between the two Ferrara healthcare companies”.
THE “I NURSE” CONFERENCE. Monday 13 Maythe training event entitled “I, NURSE. Role, Skills and Integration”. We will talk about We
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INTERNATIONAL NURSE DAY: NEW MODELS TO RESPOND TO THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY
The rescuers “peers” in support of their colleagues: «We are fragile too» – Health and Wellbeing
BOLZANO. Ai rescuers, when they talk about their work, the same question is (almost) always asked: “What’s the worst thing you’ve ever seen?”. Like some kind of attraction to pain. Thus, before their eyes, those indelible images pass before their eyes made of sleepless nights and sirens turned on which, sometimes, translate into anxiety and stress, but also bewilderment, pain and confusion.
Because rescuers are not invincible superheroes. «In 35 years of service I have seen everyone cry, from the two meter tall giant to the young apprentice. We have emotions too. We too, in addition to the victims and their families, must follow a path to overcome a trauma”, he says Roman Tschimben. He is the group leader of the post-intervention psychological assistance of the White Cross, a service that deals with the re-elaboration of interventions and contributes to the mental health of its collaborators. The peculiarity of the initiative, which started twenty years ago but only recently exploded, is that it is the rescuers themselves (called “Peers”) who lend a shoulder to their colleagues.
Tschimben, give us an example. When is assistance needed?
When the rescuer feels the need and finds himself living with an enormous burden.
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The rescuers “peers” in support of their colleagues: «We are fragile too» – Health and Wellbeing
Kyoto Hannaries Reach Agreement with Charles Jackson for 2024-25 Season
Thank you for always supporting Kyoto Hannaries.
We would like to inform you that we have reached a basic agreement on a player contract with Charles Jackson for the 2024-25 season.
Charles Jackson – Charles Jackson –
■ Number of units: 10
■ Position: C
■Birthday: May 22, 1993
■He was born in: United States
■ Height / Weight: 208cm / 102kg
■Alma mater: Tennessee Technological University
■ Role:
New Zealand Breakers 2015-16 (Australian NBL Division 1 League)
Delaware 87ers (NBA D League)
2016-17 Sakarya BSB (TBL Türkiye 2nd division)
Bandirma Krums 2017-18 (TBL Türkiye 2nd division)
2018-19 Telekom Baskets Bonn (BBL Germany 1st Division)
2019-21 Sunrockers Shibuya
2021-22 Hiroshima Dragonfly
2022-23 Yokohama B Corsairs
2023 – Kyoto Hannary’s
[Beachd cluicheadair Jackson]
Just wanted to say I’m really excited to be back here next year. I am ready to continue to build a successful culture here and build this great organization. I just want to thank the Group for trusting and believing in me and also making me and my family feel at home.
I am ready to take on this challenge and I have 100 percent faith that next season thi
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Kyoto Hannaries Reach Agreement with Charles Jackson for 2024-25 Season
Uncovering Scotland’s Surprising Mosquito Infestation: 16 Varieties Mapped
The discovery of 16 varieties of mosquito in Scotland has raised concerns about the potential spread of diseases and the impact of climate change. Researchers at the University of Glasgow found the Culex pipiens mosquito, which is common in North and South America, parts of Europe, and some areas of Asia and Northern Africa, in locations across the country. Despite the prevalence of midges in Scotland, little was known about the distribution of mosquitoes until now, making this finding significant.
With warming temperatures, the researchers warn that there may be a surge in mosquito populations, including species capable of transmitting diseases. This could pose a risk to public health in Scotland and potentially lead to the introduction of invasive species, such as the Asian tiger mosquito, which carries dengue fever. The spread of diseases like West Nile virus and chikungunya, already seen in other parts of Europe, undersco
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Uncovering Scotland’s Surprising Mosquito Infestation: 16 Varieties Mapped