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Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: The Synergy of Radiation Oncology and Immunotherapy

Cancer has long been one of modern medicine’s most powerful rivals, costing millions of lives worldwide. While substantial progress has been made in cancer treatment, the search for more effective and less invasive medications continues. In recent years, the merger of radiation oncology and immunotherapy has emerged as a game-changing technique, giving cancer patients a fresh hope, and significantly increasing …

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Early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease

Memory loss is the most common symptom of Alzheimer’s disease. However, sometimes it is difficult to differentiate from normal age-related memory problems. Following are the early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and how to differentiate from age related change. 1)Memory loss disrupts daily life: One of the most common signs and symptoms is memory loss that disrupts ability to …

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Evacuation orders by Israel to hospitals in northern Gaza are a death sentence for the sick and injured.

14 October 2023 — As the United Nation’s agency responsible for public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) strongly condemns Israel’s repeated orders for the evacuation of 22 hospitals treating more than 2000 inpatients in northern Gaza. The forced evacuation of patients and health workers will further worsen the current humanitarian and public health catastrophe. The lives of many critically …

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Poor Posture and Screen Addiction Can Trigger ‘Text-Neck Syndrome’, Warn Experts

FARIDABAD, October 14 – Exposure to long hours in front of screens, coupled with poor posture and inadequate ergonomics in the workplace, is causing today’s individuals, especially young adults, to be susceptible to spine-related conditions like ‘text-neck syndrome’ where the neck muscles become strained and stiff, causing long-term spinal complexities, according to prominent experts at Amrita Hospital Faridabad. Studies show …

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Hospitals in the Gaza Strip at a breaking point, warns WHO

Jerusalem, 12 October 2023 – WHO warns that the health system in the Gaza Strip is at a breaking point. Time is running out to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe if fuel and life-saving health and humanitarian supplies cannot be urgently delivered to the Gaza Strip amidst the complete blockade. Hospitals have only a few hours of electricity each day as …

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Revolutionizing Pediatric Care: Regenerative Medicine Offers Hope for Muscular Dystrophy Patients

Muscular Dystrophy (MD) is a group of rare genetic disorders that affect muscle function, often manifesting in childhood and leading to progressive muscle weakness and loss of mobility. The diagnosis of MD can be devastating for families, as it not only impacts the child’s physical abilities but also their quality of life. However, recent advancements in regenerative medicine have opened …

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Menstruation Twice a Month: Know the Factors behind its Occurrence

Menstruation, a natural and cyclical occurrence in a women’s life, typically happens once a month. However, in some cases, women may experience menstruation twice a month. This irregularity can be concerning and may warrant a closer look into the underlying factors contributing to this phenomenon. Understanding the Menstrual Cycle Before we dive into the reasons behind menstruating twice a month, …

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Infertility Treatment and Raising Awareness

Delhi: In a world where medical advancements are constantly evolving, ARTbaby is taking a proactive approach to tackle the critical issue of infertility treatment and the lack of awareness surrounding it. As a leading authority in reproductive medicine, Our clinic is dedicated to not only providing innovative solutions for infertility but also to increasing awareness about this deeply impactful topic. The …

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Five key themes for improved mental health care for refugees and migrants

Five key themes for improved mental health care for refugees and migrants (who.int) On World Mental Health Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) is releasing a new report entitled Mental health of refugees and migrants: risk and protective factors and access to care, outlining the latest global evidence on main factors influencing the mental health of refugees and migrants and their access …

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Understanding Ovarian Cancer: Types, Risk Factors, and Early Detection

Women of all ages from around the world are exposed to this silent and fatal disease known as ovarian cancer. Due to its modest symptoms and ease with which they can be confused with those of other prevalent diseases, it is frequently referred to as the “silent killer”. Despite ovarian cancer’s stealthy character, early detection and being aware is extremely …

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