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Warning as cases of respiratory disease Mycoplasma pneumonia rise in NSW

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which is more contagious bacterial or viral :: Article Creator The Surprising "Side-Effect" Of Some Vaccinations Source: Frank Merino / Pexels Have you gotten the shingles vaccination? What about the flu vax? If so, I have good news and more good news for you...And your brain. Of the many factors that contribute to healthy aging—exercise, diet, the gratitude attitude, and social connections, to name a few— the most surprising may be this one: Getting vaccinated. According to the latest research, getting vaccinated may contribute not only to your lifespan—the number of years you will live— but also to your healthspan—the amount of time you will live without major health problems, including cognitive decline. Lifespan Taking lifespan first, it's no secret that getting vaccinated contributes to a longer life for individuals who get them. Vaccinations have boosted average life expectancy for people around the globe. With v

Athletes Now Need to be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID to ...

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abpa lung :: Article Creator American Lung Association Calls For Increased Radon Testing In Pennsylvania From Philly and the Pa. Suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! The American Lung Association is calling for increased radon testing in Pennsylvania. Exposure to the naturally occurring, odorless, tasteless gas is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Pennsylvania buildings are prone to radon contamination; an estimated 40% of homes in the state have high levels of the gas, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. In its 2023 annual State of Lung Cancer report, the American Lung Association ranked Pennsylvania poorly among other states for its radon levels. WHYY thanks our sponsors — become a WHYY sponsor "While most people think lung cancer is something that happens becaus

Are You a Novid, or COVID Super-Dodger—Someone Who's Never ...

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lobe pneumonia :: Article Creator Pneumonia Outbreak In China 2023: Echoes Of COVID-19 Pandemic Or A Different Threat? China Pneumonia Outbreak 2023 Vs COVID-19 Outbreak: Similarities And Differences China pneumonia outbreak: Is this some new disease? Who is affected? Why the outbreak now? Most importantly, do you need to be worried? Evoking feelings of deja vu among people across the world, China is currently witnessing a sudden surge in pneumonia cases as it enters its first full winter season after lifting COVID-19 restrictions last December. As we are aware of what exactly happened three years back when a similar outbreak was reported in 2019, from the city of Wuhan, let's take a closer look at the possibilities of this outbreak turning into a pandemic, and lives-threatening shape. What Is Happening In China? The recent outbreak of pneumonia in China has raised concerns about the possibility of another pandemic, similar to the C

Current and Emerging Knowledge in COVID-19 | Radiology

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raw garlic and botulism :: Article Creator Can You Eat Raw Garlic? Know About The Benefits Garlic, with its distinct pungent aroma and flavour, has been prized for generations for its culinary and medicinal benefits. When ingested raw, this modest bulb, a near relative of onions and leeks, provides a plethora of health advantages. Various research studies have also proved the effect of garlic consumption in preventing blood clotting, lowering blood pressure, and cholesterol levels, according to Dr Edwina Raj, Head of Services, Clinic Nutrition and Dietetics, Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru. She does, however, advocate safe garlic recommendations to avoid negative effects in the majority of people.  Immune System Support Raw garlic is renowned for its immune-boosting properties. It contains allicin, a compound that exhibits antimicrobial and antiviral properties, helping the body fend off infections. Consuming raw garlic regularly may reduce t

Robert Zakar gives back to community

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bacterial diarrhea contagious :: Article Creator Infectious Disease Researcher Discusses The Spread, Treatment, Prevention Of Drug-resistant Salmonella The spread of extensively drug-resistant Salmonella in Canada has prompted serious public health concern. The outbreak, which has now spread across six provinces and infected at least 40 people, is being closely monitored by the Public Health Agency of Canada, according to an advisory. Brian Coombes, chair of McMaster's department of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences and a member of the Michael G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research, says that while Salmonella itself is a concerning pathogen, it is the drug-resistant nature of the current outbreak that is sounding alarms. "This particular strain is extensively drug-resistant, which means it is resistant to almost all clinically used antibiotics," Coombes explains. "In a case like this, treatment options

Correlation of Chest CT and RT-PCR Testing for Coronavirus ...

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pulmonary capillary hemangiomatosis :: Article Creator How One Woman Went From A Double Lung Transplant To A Gold Medal Tennis is everything for Genie Kilpatrick. Ever since her mom signed her up for classes when she was young, "tennis has been my life," she said. "It saved my life in so many ways." "I was a chubby little kid and needed some sort of a -- some way to exercise," Kilpatrick said. Tennis was also her window into social life and belonging in high school. She even went on to get a full-ride college scholarship for her talents. After graduating, she became a tennis coach for a living and met her wife, Sheri Norris, through the sport. Genie Kilpatrick recovering in the hospital with wife, Sheri Norris, by her side. Sheri Norris But in 2015, at age 48, she started experiencing shortness of breath and it turned her world upside down. At first, doctors had trouble diagnosing Kilpatrick, but t

Model Monday's: Diana Moldovan

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radiation pneumonitis treatment :: Article Creator Medications And Their Potential To Cause Increase In 'Radiation Pneumonitis' ' as a side effect." It's important to note that mild side effects are quite common with medications. Please be aware that the drugs listed here are individual medications and may be part of a broader combination therapy. This information is meant to be a helpful resource but should not replace professional medical advice. If you're concerned about ' ', it's best to consult a healthcare professional. ', other symptoms or signs might better match your side effect. We have listed these below for your convenience. If you find a symptom that more closely resembles your experience, you can use it to identify potential medications that might be the cause. Advertisement bleomycin , docetaxel , paclitaxel , pemetrexed , sorafenib Find drugs that can cause oth

MLB Weekly Digest September 3rd Edition - NGSC Sports

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causes of pulmonary oedema :: Article Creator Medications And Their Potential To Cause Increase In 'Pulmonary Oedema' ' as a side effect." It's important to note that mild side effects are quite common with medications. Please be aware that the drugs listed here are individual medications and may be part of a broader combination therapy. This information is meant to be a helpful resource but should not replace professional medical advice. If you're concerned about ' ', it's best to consult a healthcare professional. ', other symptoms or signs might better match your side effect. We have listed these below for your convenience. If you find a symptom that more closely resembles your experience, you can use it to identify potential medications that might be the cause. Advertisement ambrisentan , bexarotene , bisoprolol , bosentan , carboprost , clofarabine , cytarabine , dexmede