Subaita Tasnim Zara, a resident of Barguna near Barisal, was diagnosed with subacute sclerosing panencephalitis which affects children and young adults. A seven-year-old girl in Bangladesh, diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder, received life-saving medicine from India thanks to the collaborative efforts of amateur radio operators from both countries. The drug, currently unavailable in Bangladesh, reached the young girl on the night of Friday, November 24, reports the Times of India. Subaita Tasnim Zara, a resident of Barguna near Barisal, was diagnosed with subacute sclerosing panencephalitis which affects children and young adults. The disease, a deadly brain disorder, is linked…
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Built on over 490 acres of land in Savar, near Jahanginagar University, the key research areas of Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (BLRI) revolve around genetics and animal breeding, housing among others a variety of poultry, even ostriches. After “38 research chickens” were stolen from the Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (BLRI) earlier this year, the media covered the event enthusiastically. It also sparked a lot of curiosity about how the institute works: what does it actually do with the chickens? So, recently, we visited the BLRI headquarters in Savar to see for ourselves what is happening there and what those in…
Children’s educational outcomes and overall well-being are significantly influenced by the complex and multifaceted issue of how parental mental illness influences children’s education. This subject has considerable consequences on the academic results of children. According to the article by Maybery et al. “Prevalence of parental mental health in Australian family” published in Psychiatric Bulletin (2009), the article by Farahati et al. “The effect of parents’ psychiatric disorders on children’s high school dropout” published in Economics of Education Review (2003) and the article by Ola et al. “Depressive symptoms among children whose parents have serious mental illness: association with children’s threat-related…
Sports-related injuries in adolescent athletes: a systematic review Curéus
With a visually appealing box that features an image of bright green broccoli, hearty mushrooms, and protein-rich steak, it’s hard at first glance to understand why Portabella Steak is unhealthy. And it’s fair to say that it has some advantages. The meal only has 190 calories, and while it’s not particularly filling, it may appeal to people looking for a lower-calorie option. Additionally, the Lean Cuisine Steak Portabella only has 10 grams of carbs, which, again, can be helpful for people on a low-carb diet. However, it’s the sodium content that really raises eyebrows. There are nearly 800 milligrams of…
© Mike Bain Several stride characteristics potentially linked to the onset of fatigue in the cross-country phase of Eventing were identified by researchers. They found that these stride characteristics changed over time during high-level competitive cross-country testing. “Monitoring these variables can contribute to the knowledge of the physiology of equine athletes and can help improve their management,” Dominik Burger and colleagues reported in the report. Equine Veterinary Journal. The study team said fatigue and injuries associated with the musculoskeletal system are among the most common reasons for high-level eventing horses to withdraw from the sport. The safety of both horse…
Speciality Please choose I am not a healthcare professional. Allergy and immunology Anatomy Anesthesiology Cardiac/thoracic/vascular surgery Cardiology Critical Care Dentistry Dermatology Diabetes and endocrinology Emergency medicine Epidemiology and public health Family medicine Forensic medecine Gastroenterology General practice Genetic Geriatrics Health policy Hematology HIV/AIDS Hospital medicine I am not a healthcare professional. Infectious disease Integrative/complementary medicine Internal Medicine Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Medical Education and Simulation Medical physics Medecine studient Nephrology Neurological Surgery Neurology Nuclear medicine Nutrition Obstetrics and gynecology Health at work Oncology Ophthalmology Optometry Oral medicine Orthopedics Osteopathic Medicine Otolaryngology Pain management Palliative care Pathology Pediatrics Pediatric surgery Physical Medicine and…
We are drawn to obscure knowledge or something strange, as the Moon in Taurus meets Uranus in Taurus at 3:03 a.m. and connects with Neptune in Pisces at 10:42 a.m. We are invited to let go of trivial matters and work out the details, perhaps putting finishing touches on incomplete tasks or creating more complete experiences by inviting transformative processes to unfold before (and through) us then as the moon aligns with Pluto in Capricorn at 4:52 p.m. We might start to experience some turbulence once the moon enters the intelligent sign of Gemini at 7:40 p.m. Time can seem…
Emily Tuschen, executive director of Promise Community Health Center, and Amy McAlpine, chief operating officer, said they have been battling a shortage of dental providers for the past three years. Mikaela Mackey mmackey@iowainformation.com REGIONAL—Public health departments in northwest Iowa are trying to recover from a kick in the teeth, namely the dental care shortage that seemingly has no end in sight.Public health providers in O’Brien County, Sioux County and elsewhere say they are being pushed to exhaustion trying to combat an ongoing shortage of dental providers who serve Medicaid patients. As a result, Medicaid patients are left with untreated cavities,…