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High Blood Pressure -A Life Line

... to die. Hence having high blood pressure is not necessarily good but it can be a useful indicator for Doctors to diagnose the strength of the patient’s heart and give medication accordingly. Source-RS R...

Fruit Yogurt Could Play An Important Role In Diabetes Management

...tracts inhibited -amylase and ACE-I, and it wasn't necessarily correlated with phenol content says Shetty. Soy yogurts had the highest phenol content overall, and were the best at inhibiting ACE-I. A growing body of research indicates that diets rich in fruits and vegetables are associated with lower incidence...

New Guideline for the Diagnostic Assessment of Children with Continuous Seizures

...n who develop status epilepticus, but this may not necessarily have caused the status epilepticus.” The guideline also recommends an EEG, a test of electrical activity of the brain, be considered in a child with status epilepticus. “An EEG may be helpful in determining whether there are generalized or focal ab...

Studies Examine Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates

...er illnesses and reduced life expectancies may not necessarily benefit from such screening and may even be harmed... health care systems in the United States, may not necessarily lead to worse outcomes in terms of colorectal cancer–related incidence and mortality. It does, howev...

Adolescents With A History Of Arrest Are At Greater Risk For HIV Infection

...ch to suggest that any type of arrest history, not necessarily one that results in incarceration or detention, can serve as a marker for sexual risk, substance abuse and a history of mental health difficulties." In addition, researchers found that attitudes about substance abuse and unprotected sex also differ...

Fear of Possible Harm Hinder Nanotech Development

...otechnologies may be exaggerated, but they are not necessarily unfounded,' say the authors. 'Recent studies examining the toxicity of engineered nanomaterials in cell cultures and animals have shown that size, surface area, surface chemistry, solubility and possibly shape, all play a role in determining the pote...

Overweight Children Tested Positive For Sleep Disorders

...we need to be looking more diligently at kids, not necessarily just kids with big tonsils who snore, but any child that is snoring or heavy," Dr. Blanchard says. "It's just like in adults, when doctors start asking their patients, they find a lot of people snore." Source-Eurekalert SRI...

The connection between socioeconomic status and risk of stroke

...cks. People residing in high poverty areas are not necessarily poor, yet this could be a crucial risk factor for stroke, disadvantaged due to crime, effects of crowding, and improper access to hospitals and healthcare. Researchers wrote “Further study is required to understand why socioeconomic status is asso...

Sleep Problems in Overweight Children Appear Fairly Common

...we need to be looking more diligently at kids, not necessarily just kids with big tonsils who snore, but any child that is snoring or heavy," Dr. Blanchard says. "It's just like in adults, when doctors start asking their patients, they find a lot of people snore." Source-Newswise SRM...

Alcohol Dependence For Sleep Perceptions May Result In Alcoholism

...a lot of wakefulness in the night but they are not necessarily picking up on this. It is important for the clinician working with the alcohol-dependent patient to have a differential of poor sleep quality in the back of their mind as a potential challenge for the patient throughout alcohol recovery." Conroy an...

Good English Gives Better Mental Health To Asian Americans

...migrants will have a disorder. However, that won't necessarily be the case for their children and grandchildren. If trends continue, rates for them will go up and that suggests that more investment is needed for prevention programmes." The researchers used a questionnaire designed by the World Health Organisati...

Phone-Based Care Program Reduces Risk of Death in Older Adults

...ld consider that strongly. Unfortunately, it’s not necessarily available to all people,” he said. Soure-Newswise SRM...

Surgeries Stalled For Fear Of CJD Outbreak

...t routine hospital sterilization procedures do not necessarily inactivate CJD particles. The hospital has also pulled reusable medical and surgical instruments and is in the process of acquiring disposable instruments, some of them borrowed from other hospitals. According to Jean Riverin, media relation’s of...

Good Sleep Could Make You Slim

It may not be necessarily diet control or exercise, but if you want to become slim develop a good sleeping habit, suggests a new book after looking// at a host of new research. Sleepless nights significantly disrupt our hormones and metabolism, leaving us much more prone to ...

Is Workers’ Comp. Settlements for Back Pain Fair

...ility ratings for work-related back injuries don’t necessarily fare worse over the long term than those who get lower ratings.// This new study is among the first to examine the relationship between Workers’ Compensation settlements for back pain and long-term functional outcomes. The study, which reinforces ...

Medical Care Lacking In LA Jail

...ry to treat people with the respect, not that they necessarily deserve, but that human decency demands." This critical condition seems to have arisen due to understaffing. The number of workers is only 980 and at least another 720 are needed to fulfil minimum state treatment standards. Sander Peck, the chief...

Super Bug Strikes Again, Many Deaths Reported

...it was sufficient in my view to note it. It is not necessarily the main cause of death, but it played a part in some way. In the last year I only had one or two deaths reported where C-Diff was mentioned. In the last month, I have dealt with more than 12 cases. If I had to hold inquests into all of these cases I...

Alcohol in Moderation Could Increase the Life Span

... better lifestyle and this could be the cause, not necessarily al-cohol, that keeps them in good health. "We’ve carefully examined this aspect- Di Castelnuovo continues- Our data suggest that, even consider-ing all main confounding factors (as dietary habits, physical activity or the health of people studied)...

War Trauma Scars Pose Risk of Heart Disease

...atic stress disorder gauged by symptoms , need not necessarily report more pain in chest or other similar symptoms but may stand more chances of developing coronary heart disease expressed the author of the study ,Laura Kubzansky ,in the journal Archives of General Psychiatry. She studies anxiety, depressio...

The Cup That Cheers and Cures

...was conducted in cell cultures and results may not necessarily be applicable in humans, according to the authors, the results “suggest that consumers may benefit more by drinking both green and black teas.” SR...

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