Swollen feet are often caused by a build up of a fluid called oedema. You’ll know you have oedema if your ankles, feet or legs appear swollen, puffy, or the skin is shiny, stretched or red. Oedema commonly builds up in the feet, ankles, legs, and is caused by:• Standing or sitting in the same position for too long• Eating […]
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Cheap steroid dexamethasone lowers the risk of death by 36% for COVID-19 patients on ventilators – but hydroxychloroquine does little to help those with mild infections, studies reveal A new University of Oxford study found that the steroid dexamethasone – which costs about $50 a treatment course – reduces death risks Effects are most notable for ventilated patients, who face […]
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The Corona-pandemic keeps the world in suspense: More than 13 million people have been infected with the novel Coronavirus, 200.843 of them in Germany. The United States reported almost daily new record numbers. Corona outbreak in a residential facility in lower Saxony, Germany After eight Corona infections and around 100 more people to be tested Verden in a complex of […]
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A return of stringent coronavirus restrictions in Israel, another daily record of reported cases in Japan’s capital and outbreaks in remote areas such as China’s Xinjiang region underscored Friday the ongoing battle to quash COVID-19 flare-ups as the world’s latest hot spots pushed the confirmed global case tally toward 14 million. India said the country’s total confirmed cases surpassed 1 […]
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In the Medical Image Processing Lab, Dimitri Van De Ville and Thomas Bolton have studied the impact that computational imaging has on cognitive and clinical neuroscience by reviewing more than one hundred articles. How are human behavior and brain activity linked? That question has been eating away at Thomas Bolton ever since he started his Ph.D. To try and find […]
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Type of SARS-CoV-2-immune response influences the course of disease The way the immune system responds to infection by the Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, indicates the further course of the disease. An American research team was able to classify three types of immune reactions, with the Severity of a COVID-leaves 19-disease predictions. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine found […]
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Capers-consumption supports important processes in the body Pickled capers activating proteins for the brain and the heart is important. A new study shows how capers help to regulate proteins important body processes. Researchers at the University of California – Irvine School of Medicine found that a substance made of pickled capers, a Protein in the body is activated, which supports […]
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Yoga and physiotherapy for the treatment of back pain? People with chronic back pain in the lower back to benefit more from Yoga and physiotherapy as from other evidence-based tips for the treatment of your pain. In addition, Yoga can be achieved with open-minded users are even more likely to a significant improvement in their function than a physiotherapy. In […]
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High blood pressure is an all-rounder: it hurts the heart, the arteries and possibly the brain. Take a deep breath in – as a 13th-century practice leads the way to better health – and breathe out. Combining deep breathing and relaxation with flowing movements, this ancient practice can reduce systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings. An example of a high […]
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Hype over prototype coronavirus vaccines and raising hopes they will be available this winter is ‘a grave disservice,’ says Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, CEO of drugmaker Merck cautioned warned that vaccines under development may not be effective or available by early next year He called raising hopes for a shot a ‘grave disservice to the public in a Harvard Business […]
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