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Longer Term Breast-feeding Reduces the Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis in Women

...ted that the longer the breast feeding period, the lower the mothers risk of developing RA in later life. Simultaneously, the study also found that comparable use of oral contraceptives (OCs) or hormone replacement therapy (HRT) did not show a considerable effect on the risk of developing RA. Whilst othe...

Studies Identify Interactions Between Heart Disease, Kidney Disease

...r survival rates over the course of the study were lower by approximately 93 percent than those of any other group. "These data suggest that screening for cardiovascular disease would be of high yield among patients with these risk markers but who do not report any history of cardiovascular disease sympt...

AIDS No Longer a Death Sentence for South Africa's Children

...s rates of mother to child transmissions were much lower in the developed world than Africa. "Paediatric formulations are not a big priority for big pharma. You don't make lots of money from children," Gray told AFP. "It's an ongoing battle, the pressure for paediatric formulations is still required. Som...

Breast-feeding Protects Mothers from Rheumatoid Arthritis

...t fed. The longer the breast feeding period, the lower the mother's risk of developing RA in later life, ...protect them from illness. Breast-fed infants have lower rates of hospital admissions, ear infections, diarrhoea, rashes, allergies and other medical problem...

Studies Identify Interactions Between Heart Disease, Kidney Disease

...r survival rates over the course of the study were lower by approximately 93 percent than those of any other group. "These data suggest that screening for cardiovascular disease would be of high yield among patients with these risk markers but who do not report any history of cardiovascular disease sympt...

Twin Brother may Reduce Sister's Fertility by 25 Percent

...osite sex twins have fewer grandchildren and hence lower evolutionary fitness," the BBC quoted her as saying. The researchers say that experiments on animals have shown evidence that testosterone may potentially damage female fertility. They, however, admitted that more research was needed to look at th...

Premature Vascular and Bone Changes Occur in COPD Patients

...y: The authors found that bone mineral density was lower in patients with COPD than in control subjects. Among the patients with COPD, 32 percent had osteoporosis and this was not restricted to those with severe COPD. Although the editorialists termed the relationship between COPD and osteoporosis in the...

The Custom of Circumcision Decline in the US

...risks to circumcision. Possible benefits include a lower risk of urinary tract infections, penile cancer an...rcumcised had HIV infection rates up to 60 percent lower than uncircumcised men. Because of those studies, the American Academy of Pediatrics is taking anoth...

Diabetic Womens Death Rate Shows No Decline

...raditionally thought of pre-menopausal women as at lower risk" for heart disease, he addsAn estimated 9.7 million American women have diabetes, and almost one-third of them don't know it. Women with diabetes are more likely to have a heart attack, and at a younger age, than women without diabetes. Diabete...

Smokers Blow Their Infants Health into Thin Air

...the babies are sleeping with the parents or are in lower temperature rooms and it is seen that most of the babies affected by smoking come from poorer homes. 'Babies affected by smoke tend to come from poorer homes, which may have smaller rooms and inadequate heating,' the study authors wrote. 'Higher co...

Effective Treatment for Malaria Control

...Efficacy of IPT with sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine was lower among women using insecticide-treated nets. Three trials compared 2-dose with monthly IPT with sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine during pregnancy. Among HIV-positive women in their first or second pregnancy, monthly IPT resulted in less placental malaria ...

Diabetic Death Rate Drops in Men but Remains Unchanged for Women

... for the sex differences may be the well-described lower rates of treating cardiovascular risk factors and established coronary heart disease in women. High glucose levels are associated with diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Diabetes, often caused by obesity and poor diet, has struck wealthy countries ...

Protein That may Prevent Eye Damage in Premature Babies Identified

...nical study and found that the IGFBP-3 levels were lower than those of healthy infants, further suggesting that the protein helps stop oxygen-induced blood vessel loss and promotes healthy vascular regrowth. "The implications for retinopathy are that IGFBP-3 appears to have benefit in preventing vessel l...

Notice Sent to Courts Asking Them to Stop Courting Mosquitoes

...headache, muscle and joint pains and rashes on the lower part of the chest. Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) officials said that due to rain, dengue has raised its head in mid-June as against its usual arrival time in end July. The civic body has already sent over 1,200 notices to people so far for b...

Smoking Hampers Healing of the Ligament

... mice exposed to cigarette smoke, cell density was lower and type I collagen gene expression was reduced. "Our studies also have shown a decreased macrophage response that may help explain why we see this delayed or decreased healing response," Wright says. Sandell and Wright say their findings point to...

Male Circumcision Overstated as Deterrent to Global AIDS Pandemic

...ss AIDS than southern and western Africa, but this lower prevalence is not due to higher numbers of circumscribed males in these Muslim communities, but rather results from the fact that there are significantly fewer prostitutes in northern Africa on a per capita basis. In a frequently cited academic pape...

H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed at Czech Turkey Farm

... "very low, minimal" he stressed, highlighting the lower hygiene standards and the close proximity of humans and birds in Asia, where most deadly cases of bird flu have occurred. "People living in the area should not fear that it will spread," Vit added. Nonetheless, Czech health minister Tomas Julinek ...

Cigarette Smoking Delays Ligament Healing

... mice exposed to cigarette smoke, cell density was lower and type I collagen gene expression was reduced. "Our studies also have shown a decreased macrophage response that may help explain why we see this delayed or decreased healing response," Wright says. Between 20 and 25 percent of the U.S. populat...

Urate Reduces the Risk of Parkinsons Disease

...artile of blood urate concentration had 55 percent lower risk of developing Parkinson's disease than men in the bottom quartile. This difference was not explained by differences in age or other risk factors for Parkinson's disease. The results of two previous studies had suggested a possible inverse rela...

Diet Could Be Life or Death for Prostate Cancer Patients

...a-3s can reduce risk of cardiovascular disease and lower blood pressure slightly, previous studies have shown. High doses may have a harmful effect, such as excess bleeding, according to the National Institutes of Health. Prostate cancer is among the leading causes of cancer death in men....

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