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Dr. ChatGPT Is Getting Remarkably Good At Diagnosing Health Problems - But Actual Doctors Are Still Better At Weighing Treatment Options
Making a correct diagnosis, though, is only half a doctor's job. The other half is knowing what to do about it in other words, deciding how to manage a patient's health condition.
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Taking Ozempic? New Study Explains Why Pairing It With Exercise Is Important For Your Muscles
Researchers found that combining semaglutide with regular exercise led to greater fat loss and better overall results than using the medication alone.
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WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
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Congo Curtails Funeral Wakes In Ebola Outbreak As WHO Upgrades Risk Assessment
The World Health Organization said that the outbreak now poses a "very high" risk for Congo — up from a previous categorization of "high" — but that the risk of the disease spreading globally remains low.
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Exercise And Ibuprofen Can Limit Chemotherapy-Induced Cognitive Decline: Study
Exercise and ibuprofen can help reduce the cognitive side effects that many cancer patients face during chemotherapy. A recent Phase II clinical trial shows promising results for these interventions.
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Heatwave Alert: How To Protect Children's Health, See Tips
In Odisha, schools in multiple districts have been shut for days, and in some cases extended closures have been ordered due to red heatwave warnings.
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Gastroenterologist Explains How Drinking Methi Water Every Morning Can Benefit Grade-1 Fatty Liver
Methi water every morning is a supportive natural remedy that could offer some relief from Grade-1 fatty liver. Here is what Dr Pandurangan Basumani explains about its effectiveness and why combining it with other aspects can show definite results.
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Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana Provides Cashless Treatment To Over 2 Lakh Families In Punjab
The scheme ensures patients receive treatment without worrying about costs, covering services ranging from newborn care to major surgeries and long-term illnesses, said Health Minister Balbir Singh on Sunday.
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A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
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How Brown Fat Turns Fuel Into Heat: Study Finds The Protein Behind The Process
The new findings, including how SLIT3 splits into two parts and interacts with receptors to shape nerve and blood vessel networks, point to several potential targets for future treatments.
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Punjab Government To Help Children With Cancer Access Care In Other States
Chandigarh, March 24 (IANS) The Punjab government is actively considering a proposal to allow hospitals in other states to be empanelled to treat childhood cancer patients from the state under the official health insurance scheme, an official said on
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Gujarat Hits 94% Of NITI Aayog's Treatment Targets For Tuberculosis
Gujarat is rapidly closing in on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a Tuberculosis-Free India, achieving an impressive 94 per cent of the ambitious TB registration and treatment targets set by NITI Aayog.
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Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
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The First 1,000 Days: Setting Down Syndrome Kids Up For Independence
In the case of a child with Down Syndrome, if therapy is started at a very early age, it has the potential to enhance the connections of the brain, thus improving the abilities of the child.
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Semaglutide Patent Expires: Will Diabetes, Weight-Loss Treatment Become More Accessible For Patients?
Patent expiry does not signal a change in the medicine itself. Rather, it marks the beginning of wider competition, which typically leads to price reductions and improved availability.
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Dr. ChatGPT Is Getting Remarkably Good At Diagnosing Health Problems - But Actual Doctors Are Still Better At Weighing Treatment Options
Making a correct diagnosis, though, is only half a doctor's job. The other half is knowing what to do about it in other words, deciding how to manage a patient's health condition.
-
Taking Ozempic? New Study Explains Why Pairing It With Exercise Is Important For Your Muscles
Researchers found that combining semaglutide with regular exercise led to greater fat loss and better overall results than using the medication alone.
-
WHO Chief Lands In Congo, Saying Ebola Outbreak 'Can Be Stopped'
Containment has been particularly difficult because the disease likely spread for weeks before it was first identified in mid-May. The outbreak continues to spread faster than the response, despite health facilities becoming more organized and more equipment arriving.
-
Congo Curtails Funeral Wakes In Ebola Outbreak As WHO Upgrades Risk Assessment
The World Health Organization said that the outbreak now poses a "very high" risk for Congo — up from a previous categorization of "high" — but that the risk of the disease spreading globally remains low.
-
Exercise And Ibuprofen Can Limit Chemotherapy-Induced Cognitive Decline: Study
Exercise and ibuprofen can help reduce the cognitive side effects that many cancer patients face during chemotherapy. A recent Phase II clinical trial shows promising results for these interventions.
-
Heatwave Alert: How To Protect Children's Health, See Tips
In Odisha, schools in multiple districts have been shut for days, and in some cases extended closures have been ordered due to red heatwave warnings.
-
Gastroenterologist Explains How Drinking Methi Water Every Morning Can Benefit Grade-1 Fatty Liver
Methi water every morning is a supportive natural remedy that could offer some relief from Grade-1 fatty liver. Here is what Dr Pandurangan Basumani explains about its effectiveness and why combining it with other aspects can show definite results.
-
Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana Provides Cashless Treatment To Over 2 Lakh Families In Punjab
The scheme ensures patients receive treatment without worrying about costs, covering services ranging from newborn care to major surgeries and long-term illnesses, said Health Minister Balbir Singh on Sunday.
-
A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
-
How Brown Fat Turns Fuel Into Heat: Study Finds The Protein Behind The Process
The new findings, including how SLIT3 splits into two parts and interacts with receptors to shape nerve and blood vessel networks, point to several potential targets for future treatments.
-
Punjab Government To Help Children With Cancer Access Care In Other States
Chandigarh, March 24 (IANS) The Punjab government is actively considering a proposal to allow hospitals in other states to be empanelled to treat childhood cancer patients from the state under the official health insurance scheme, an official said on
-
Gujarat Hits 94% Of NITI Aayog's Treatment Targets For Tuberculosis
Gujarat is rapidly closing in on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a Tuberculosis-Free India, achieving an impressive 94 per cent of the ambitious TB registration and treatment targets set by NITI Aayog.
-
Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
-
The First 1,000 Days: Setting Down Syndrome Kids Up For Independence
In the case of a child with Down Syndrome, if therapy is started at a very early age, it has the potential to enhance the connections of the brain, thus improving the abilities of the child.
-
Semaglutide Patent Expires: Will Diabetes, Weight-Loss Treatment Become More Accessible For Patients?
Patent expiry does not signal a change in the medicine itself. Rather, it marks the beginning of wider competition, which typically leads to price reductions and improved availability.
