Q&A: An economist explains cost and benefit for publicly funded health programs
Recent laws established in the United States were cut significantly in many government programs, especially related to health or social wells. Source link
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Anti-obesity medications associated with weight rebound post-treatment
Patients may have prescribed drugs to help them lose weight, after stopping their prescription may experience a reversal in weight gain, BMC finds a meta-analysis published in the drug. Source link
How accurately are racial minorities represented in US cancer registration systems?
In these results, it is important to identify racial differences and to identify racial differences aimed at achieving the highest level of health for all. Source link
'Don't tell me!' Why some people love spoilers—and others will run a mile
Are going to spoil this article! I once jumped out of a train car as two stranger was loudly discussing the end of the last Harry Potter Book. Ok – I did not jump, but I plugged my ears and ran into another car. Source link
New vaccine for pregnant women protects babies from serious lung infection, study shows
Research suggests that the vaccination of pregnant women has been added to a decline in newborns hospitalized with a severe lung infection. Source link
Gene essential for vitamin D absorption could help unlock treatments for cancer and autoimmune diseases
Vitamin D is not only an essential nutrient, but also a precursor to the indispensable hormone calcitriol for health. It controls the phosphates required by the intestines and the sharp of calcium, as well as cell growth and proper functioning of the muscles, nervous cells and immune systems. Source link
Eye scan can reveal risk of having a heart attack or stroke
According to research supported by the British Heart Foundation and the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), a simple digital picture behind the eye can predict a major heart phenomenon – such as a heart attack or stroke – can occur with 70% accurateness in the next decade. Source link
Research highlights unreliable responses from most Amazon MTurk users, except for 'master' workers
Dr. of Gonda (Goldsmith) multi-disciplinary brain research center at Bar-Ilan University. A new study led by Wadim Axlrod has revealed serious concerns about the quality of data collected for widely behavior and psychological research on Amazon Mechanical Ottoman (MTURK) -A platform. Source link
What a disease in cats may teach us about long COVID
Felin infectious peritonitis, or FIP, is a serious and historically malignant disease in cats due to a coronvirus. It behaves in many ways such as severe coronavirus infections in humans, causing widespread swelling, tea cell exhaustion, and chronic immunity. Source link
Not all 'forever chemicals' are equal: Experts call for nuanced PFAS policy to protect public health and the environment
Public, legislators and media are often known as Group copy- and polyphluoroculous substances, known as PFA or “Forever Chemicals”, found globally in countless products, in the same category. While some PFAs are harmful to human and public health, new articles in the heart rhythm emphasize that a specific class of PFA, fluoropolmer, is not considered…