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MERS Coronavirus Cases Affected 2 More In Saudi Arabia

May 18, 2014 By Karen Jackson Leave a Comment

On Sunday, May 18th, 2 more affected by the MERS coronavirus and one death.

The number of MERS coronavirus cases has been increased to 531 after adding these two new cases, the first case was registered earlier in 2012.

These two new cases are from Riyadh and Jeddah, the death occured in Taif, according to the Ministry.

Even after taking tough measures by the newly selected health minister to control this virus transmission, the disease and deaths are reported to be increased on everyday basis.

It is yet to be seen that what Saudi government and the scientists of the world will do to fight against this virus.

Filed Under: Health

Avon Walk To Enhance Awareness About Breast Cancer

May 18, 2014 By Deborah Campbell Leave a Comment

Avon philanthropy is the organization which is working against the breast cancer and over the several years it creates awareness among females and also develops R&D to struggle against it. It has donated more than $740 million to breast cancer research and access to care programs in the 20 years since Avon’s Breast Cancer Crusade was launched.

No Avon’s mission is to establish United Kingdom’s first Center of Excellence in secondary breast cancer and to raise funds for the purpose a walk was held yesterday at the Westside Charity Walk, UK.

Around one hundred and ten female participants joined the event. To show their devastating support, contributors of the event even wore tutus and fairy wings. The participants required to circle the park at least four times and the walk was eleven miles one.

This was the ninth successful walk held by the Avon and the walk also includes the lunch at the famous Ickworth Hotel. Sally Balch, one of the organization’s founders, served as their inspiration, having struggled against and lost her life to breast cancer.

The walk is organized by the “Avon Walk” and the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer is a national series of 39-mile weekend fundraising events launched in 2003 by the Avon Foundation.

Filed Under: Health

Advantages of being Overweight

May 17, 2014 By Nancy Young Leave a Comment

People with overweight have to bear many things in life. It starts from making fun of people and ends on health issue. Commonly, carrying a few extra pounds is considered as big health risk. A number of studies have revealed the dangers of heart problems are mostly connected with fat people as they are likely to experience some severe heart diseases.

This study makes everyone wonder that even if a person is not that fat would he be on the risk of cardiovascular ailment. A few years back again a report was revealed that the heart diseases can be the reason of death for the people who suffers from extreme obesity.

The most up-to-date research gave a new turn to all the above issues; it shows that instead of a danger obesity comes out as a guard as it saves you from adverse cardiovascular problems. The first was controlled by New York researchers which verify that people with low body mass are more on risk of heart attack comparatively to the people who are fat.

The obsess patients have 27% lesser risk than ordinary people who have 22% risk of mortality. The researchers clarify those medicines which obese people generally take as a preventive for heart disease could be another cause of it. More experiments are still in progression to get a clear picture on this matter.

Filed Under: Health

National Nursing Day : Say Thanks To The Nurse

May 17, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

May 12 to 18, The National Nursing Week, a great day to thank a nurse for their valuable duties and contributions that are unique in our life.

Nurses motivate and empower people to become participants in this business of caring. Disease prevention, health promotion and patnent well-being are always priviliged.

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Yet nurses continue with dedication, passion and commitment to consider not only the patient, but the support in addition, they do their best to provide excellent and reliable quality of care expected. A change can be both wonderful and heartbreaking time. Nurses are at the beginning, middle and end of life.

It is a big gain to become a nurse, and the deserve to be clebrated. So think how the nurse touched your life. How would the life be without nurses?

Filed Under: Health

US, gay lovers fighting for HIV prevention pills

May 17, 2014 By Karen Jackson Leave a Comment

Gay lover who lost their loved ones because of contagious infection HIV, are protesting in US. Their agenda is, there has to be availability of single daily for prevention of AIDS. They are fighting in the memory of people they lose due to the lethal virus of AIDS. According to the report in past 3 decade, 36 million people have died because of aids.

Supporter of gay communities are saying, Daily pills should be available on pharmacies, this will help to reduce, death rate of people in US. In Brighton, they have already made their trial of use of anti-infection daily pills. This reduced the rate of use of condoms; sex support organization supported this change a lot.

Chief medical officer of Whitman-Walker Clinic, Ray Martins said; “In the medical community, this is more of a controversial, divisive issue than I ever thought it would be.”

In 2010 the idea of use of the pills, is strongly followed so that immunodeficiency human virus can be widely be treated. According to the research, this method has been proven effective for prevention of AIDS; it works on 90 percent of people.

In new guideline of healthcare providers HIV infection precaution pills should be provided to all those who meet the criteria of infection’s risk, such as being in relation with a person who is already infected or having sex without condom with people living at edge of risk of sexual transmitted diseases.

Filed Under: Health

High BP Can Cause Death

May 17, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Today is the Hypertension day, High BP can cause death, said by the experts.

The most common symptom of this Hypertension is no symptom at all. It is also known as a silent disease that puts people at high risk of kidney failure, heart attack and stroke.

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It is estimated that 60% of the patients suffering from chronic kidney disease in Asia are either suffer from high BP or diabetic. Millions of people with uncontrolled hypertension suffer through CKD or having chance of being so.

Approximately, 15% to 20% patients who suffer from Hypertension are having a high possibility of being a victim of CKD.

Every person should go for a regular checkup and get their blood pressure checked up, whether they have any symptoms or not, said by the Dr Darji.

In addition to it, people should be careful of transient blackouts, postural unsteadiness and headaches in early morning at the back of the head, especially near the part of the neck.

The early detection and diagnoses of this disease can people to prevent the loss of kidney. The normal BP ranges from 120/80, people with over it like 130140/80-90 BP are in the very starting phase of this disease and should take precautions quickly to avoid heart, renal and stroke complications.

Filed Under: Health

Burning Southern California Is Visible From The Space

May 16, 2014 By Nancy Young Leave a Comment

South California is burning and the horrifying smoke is visible from the space through high-tech cameras. A series of penetrating fire continue to burn in Southern California and the NASA’s Aqua spacecraft captured the satellite imagery of the blazes and their giant plumes of smoke.

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The Earth-watching craft is ready with a high power camera and the instrument called MODIS — acronym for “Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer. After every one to two days MODIS helps capture a full image of Earth’s surface.

Started this Wednesday and have continued to multiply and spread the fires raging throughout San Diego driven by strong winds, dry conditions and temperatures of above 100 degrees.

San Diego County Supervisor Dianne Jacob said in an interview that “As a native San Diegan, I have never seen the Santa Ana winds — also called ‘the devil winds’ — in the month of May,”

Probably, what afraid you more is a ground-level video taken a fire tornado bouncing forth from one of the glows a rare incidence when large fires meet dangerous wind instability.

Filed Under: Health

Engineered Measles Virus Cured the Blood Cancer

May 16, 2014 By Karen Jackson Leave a Comment

The cancer is cure-able by the engineered measles virus. In future the possibility is high that cancer would consider as curable disease like fever or malaria.

The claim is on the basis of a research by the Mayo Clinic, where the team vaccinated two cancer patients with “the highest possible dose” of an engineered measles virus. As past studies already confirmed that virus is capable of killing myeloma-infected plasma cells while frugal the normal tissue.

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Both patients responded well to the treatment and showed decreases in bone marrow cancer and myeloma protein. Stacy Erholtz, one of the patients, experienced complete reduction her cancer cured for six months.

Study’s coauthor Stephen Russell said that, “Viruses naturally destroy tissue and the measles virus appears to cause cancer cells to group together and “explode” which not only destroys them but also helps alert the patient’s immune system to their presence”.

Perhaps the second patient didn’t show the complete recovery but the biotherapy was still effective in targeting and treating sites of her tumor growth.

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According to Russell, “The ultimate goal for this therapy is “a single-shot cure for cancer”. The research is for serving the mankind and might change how we socialize and lives would be more risk free but a lot more work has to be done to progress the dealing for other cancer victims.

Filed Under: Health

Russia Rejected NASA’s Proposal for Extending Life of ISS

May 15, 2014 By Kenneth Scott Leave a Comment

The Federal Space Agency’s budget is boosted by Russian government by 1.8 trillion rubles ($52 billion) in order to expend and modernized its existing capabilities and infrastructure by 2020.

On Tuesday a new program of space activities is released by Russian through 2020, on the same day a controversial future of Russian space cooperation is painted by Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin in a bleak light.

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A bold statement is made by Rogozin, Russia will look for other projects and partner to extend the life of ISS or International Space Station beyond 2020 and no proposal will be accepted by NASA. Russian space industry will pledge 1.8 trillion rubles for its development and modernization by new space policy. This step will ensure, after the fulfillment of the ISS obligations, Russia will be free in future to pursue its own interest in 2020.

Moreover, Rogozin added at summit meeting in Beijing, the corporative space project of Russia will be discussed by china on May 2019. To old cosmodromes, at Plesetsk (located in Arkhangelsk) and Baikonur (located in North Kazakhstan) renovation of modernization will be extended.

Russian is currently busy in task of modernization of its space station, for that Russia has leases $115 million for Kazakh government on annual basis. Construction of brand new facility of launching in Far East also keeping Russia preoccupied, location of the construction is Vostochny Cosmodrome.

There are many extensive international obligation to be fulfilled by Russia in near term, where the devotion of 1.8 trillion rubles to address near terms are concerning, like “the access and necessary presence of Russia in space.”

Filed Under: Health, Life

New species of metal-munching plant found in Philippines

May 14, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Philippine Scientists Discover New Species of Metal-Munching Plant that is capable of absorbing metal without dying or poisoning itself. This plant came out of a species named Rinorea niccolifera, according to the scientist, this species can be used for the purpose of cleaning the soil that have been polluted through metal harvesting. There are 300,000 known species of plants on earth capable of absorbing large amount of metal through roots; they are called vascular plants and one out of 450 known species of hyper accumulator plants. The author of the study and researcher of this plant is Professor Edwino from the University of Philippines.

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According to Professor Fernando the Rinorea Niccolifera’s leaves can take in more than 18,000 parts of nickel of n per million this rate is a thousand times more than what any other known plant species can absorb while being safe, beside this plant can also be harvested for the metal it takes in by absorbing.

Rinorea Niccolifera believes that he can remove heavy amount of metal that is hazardous to the echo system with the help of these plant. This plant can also be useful for people and can play significant role for those who work in mining industry. During a press conference the researchers said that, there is an area in the western part of Luzon Island in the Philippines there they found this species. This area is well known for the nature of its soil, that it contains heavy amount of metal. This plant has earned relevant environmental credentials while being an interesting and helpful new scientific discovery.

Filed Under: Health

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