[12 Nov 2010 | One Comment | ]
What is Fatty Liver Disease? and Fatty Liver Disease Symptoms and Treatment

What is Fatty Liver?
Fatty liver is otherwise called as the fatty liver disease (FLD). This is a reversible condition which is caused by the triglyceride fat accumulation in liver cells. It is seen world wide and it has multiple causes which mainly includes excessive alcohol intake.
Progressive inflammation of the liver occurs in accumulation of fat and it is called steatohepatitis. Contribution of this condition by alcohol is called alcoholic steatosis. Fatty liver is commonly caused either by alcohol or metabolic diseases (ex.diabetes, obesity) and other causes include nutritional, …

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[28 Jan 2012 | No Comment | ]
Child health predicts parents’ future health risks and India tops in child diabetes

Scientists at United States have said that the general health of the children could able to predict the health of their parents in their future.
It said that health conditions like high blood pressure and cholesterol levels of children could able to predict the chances of having diabetes and heart diseases of their parents in future.
The study involved about 519 families at Ohio and the study results were published in the journal “Journal of Peadiatrics.”
The study was conducted on children of 12 year old including their weight, height, blood pressure …

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[20 Jan 2012 | No Comment | ]
No reported cases of total drug-resistant tuberculosis in India – health ministry

India submitted a report and the health ministry on Friday said that there are no cases of total drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB). This report was followed by the declaration of total drug resistant tuberculosis cases by P.D.Hinduja hospital.
Following the report of the hospital, the government organized a central team comprising senior medical officer, Central TB division; consultant (drug resistant TB) including national programme officer (laboratory) and the team went to Mumbai on Tuesday.
The team reported its conclusion to the health ministry on Frdiay.
The report said that out of the 12 reported …

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[20 Jan 2012 | No Comment | ]
A non-invasive blood test tells ‘reliable’ gender of the unborn child.

A recent research and a non-invasive test at South Korea have revealed that knowing the sex of the unborn child is possible by merely a blood test on mother.
The research is also having the advantage of finding the sex of the foetus even at the stage of fifth or sixth week of pregnancy.
The team at Cheil General Hospital in Seoul, South Korea found that by measuring the ratios of two enzymes extracted from the blood of the pregnant mother could tell positively the sex of the unborn child even by …

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[25 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
Anna Hazare fast- fear of HIV spread through needles- it is baseless say AIDS society of India

Ahead of Anna Hazare’s fast, AIDS society of India described the threat to inject the Gandhian and his supporters with HIV contaminated needles as ‘misinformation campaign’ and added such fears are baseless and needless to fear.
Dr.Ishwar S.Gilada, Secretary General of the AIDS Society of India said that it is not possible for the virus to survive outside human body and the virus tends to die as soon as the blood dries. He added that HIV contaminated blood, supposedly used for pricks like the ones described, doesn’t pose any real …

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[25 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
A new technique surgery saved 55 year old Bargent from Tourette’s syndrome.

In an amazing surgery, surgeons have treated 55 year old Jayne Bargent in a new way to recover from the rare disease called Tourette’s syndrome.
The surgeons have done this brain involving surgery at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in Bloomsbury and cured her by implanting electrodes in the brain.
The surgery carried out on Bargent was part of a trial which is currently developed by the UCL National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.
Bargent, was suffering from Tourette’s syndrome since her childhood and she became worse by the disease …

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[25 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
Infant death toll rises to nine at Malda Hospital, West Bengal

Malda Hospital in West Bengal: The death toll of children rises to 9 in the past two days which included the three on yesterday (Saturday).
The acting Superintendent Dr. R.R.Samanta said that the death of infants began from Thursday and added that most of them were new-borne babies.
He added that most of them were having respiratory difficulty with cold symptoms and they were referred from various private and government run hospitals in a serious condition.
The hospital authorities have taken all measures to control the condition and it includes a warmer …

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[25 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
Methamphetamine (Meth) injection users are at the greater risk of attempting suicide

A study carried out by researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health and the University of British Columbia revealed that the drug users who inject the drug methamphetamine have an 80 percent greater risk of attempting suicide than drug users who inject other drugs.
However, the researchers said that further study is needed to link methamphetamine and suicidal behavior. But, they added that the possibility of the link is neurological, social and structural mechanisms.
Brandon Marshall, PhD, the lead author of the study said, “Methamphetamine users are more isolated and …

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[25 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
Chicago: Mother and daughter gave unbelievable birth to boys on the same day

Chicago: A 35 year old  Jessica Rotter and her 17 year old daughter Briana gave birth to baby boys on the same day on 21st Dec.2011 in Alexian Brothers Medical Centre in Elk Grove Village near Chicago.
Rotter just moved to the room to assist her daughter Briana where she was having labor pain but had her own labor pain (though she was not due for delivery on 21st) and delivered the boy 6 hours earlier than her daughter.
Briana gave birth to her boy named as Ayden six …

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[24 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
Former deputy chief minister M.K.Stalin underwent an angiogram and found normal

Chennai: Senior DMK leader and former deputy chief minister M.K.Stalin was admitted at Sri Ramachandra University hospital for the complaints of uneasiness and a slight pain in the back. He underwent an angiogram and later declared as normal. But, he was advised to stay at the hospital for a day.
It was reported that he was advised to undergo angiogram after taking an ECG. The doctors said that they did not want to take risk and advised to undergo angiogram.
The former chief minister and father of M.K.Stalin, Mr.M.Karunanidhi visited the hospital. …

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[24 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
France advises to remove poly implant prothese (PIP) breast implant.

Mas 72, who is supposed to be the culprit of offences regarding life and health. His photography was published in the Interpol website and listed as being sought in Costa Rica.
Interpol said on frdiay it seeks his arrest and who is a man belonging to France. He is the founder of the breast implant company at the centre of a widespread women’s health scare.
France health ministry announced that women having performed the PIP breast implant are at the minimum risk of breast cancer and advised that these implants are liable …