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Brooke Shields Suffered Seizure After Drinking Too Much Water. Her Health Scare Explained
In Glamour's Women of the Year 2023 issue, American actress Broke Shields detailed how she suffered a grand mal seizure after drinking too much water.
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Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
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Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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Lockdown Against Coronavirus: Excessive Drinking Of Alcohol May Weaken Your Immunity; Says Study
As per The Mayo Clinic's findings, over-consumption of alcohol may make it difficult for the body to resist diseases. The report also states that excessive drinking may increase the risk of catching pneumonia.
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He Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Tumor.
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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'Black Hairy Tongue' Is An Actual Medical Condition, And It Looks As Weird As It Sounds
The Mayo Clinic states that the black hairy tongue, or lingua villosa nigra is sometimes caused by antibiotics, which can alter the bacteria and yeast in the mouth, tobacco, certain diets and excessive quantities of coffee, tea and alcohol, as well as poor oral hygiene.
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Just 5-10 Percent Weight Loss Could Slash Heart-Disease Risk: 4 Morning Rituals For Weight Loss
According to a new research published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Losing just 5-10 percent of one's body weight has tremendous benefits for one's cardio metabolic health.
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Her Surgery Was Supposed To Be Routine. Instead, She Was "Embalmed Alive"
It was supposed to be a simple procedure. Relatives said 28-year-old Ekaterina Fedyaeva had been diagnosed with ovarian cysts - a condition in which fluid-filled sacs attach to the ovaries, then usually disappear on their own. But in some cases, according to the Mayo Clinic, doctors have to remove them.
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This Study Reveals Why Kidney Stones Cases Are On The Rise; Here’s How You Can Naturally Remove Them
According to a study conducted by Mayo Clinic, kidney stones cases are on the rise, especially among women.
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How Aerobic Exercises Can Help Reverse Ageing
According to a group of researchers from Mayo Clinic in the United States, high-intensity aerobic exercise may also help reverse the ageing processes in adults.
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There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
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How A Patient's 'Crazy' Request For A New Womb Made History
When the young Australian cervical cancer patient learned she had to lose her womb in order to survive, she proposed something audacious to the doctor who was treating her: She asked if she could have a womb transplant, so she could one day carry her own baby.
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Dalai Lama At Mayo Clinic For Prostate Treatment
The Dalai Lama is at the Mayo Clinic in the United States for treatment of a prostate condition.
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Dalai Lama Remains in US Clinic for Health Check: Official
Tibet's exiled Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, on Sunday remained at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for evaluation following a medical visit his office said was a routine annual check-up.
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Now, Drugs That May Increase Lifespan
Experts from The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), Mayo Clinic and other institutions have coined the term 'senolytics' for the new class of drugs that were tested in animal models to slow down the ageing process.
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Brooke Shields Suffered Seizure After Drinking Too Much Water. Her Health Scare Explained
In Glamour's Women of the Year 2023 issue, American actress Broke Shields detailed how she suffered a grand mal seizure after drinking too much water.
-
Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
-
Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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Lockdown Against Coronavirus: Excessive Drinking Of Alcohol May Weaken Your Immunity; Says Study
As per The Mayo Clinic's findings, over-consumption of alcohol may make it difficult for the body to resist diseases. The report also states that excessive drinking may increase the risk of catching pneumonia.
-
He Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Tumor.
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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'Black Hairy Tongue' Is An Actual Medical Condition, And It Looks As Weird As It Sounds
The Mayo Clinic states that the black hairy tongue, or lingua villosa nigra is sometimes caused by antibiotics, which can alter the bacteria and yeast in the mouth, tobacco, certain diets and excessive quantities of coffee, tea and alcohol, as well as poor oral hygiene.
-
Just 5-10 Percent Weight Loss Could Slash Heart-Disease Risk: 4 Morning Rituals For Weight Loss
According to a new research published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, Losing just 5-10 percent of one's body weight has tremendous benefits for one's cardio metabolic health.
-
Her Surgery Was Supposed To Be Routine. Instead, She Was "Embalmed Alive"
It was supposed to be a simple procedure. Relatives said 28-year-old Ekaterina Fedyaeva had been diagnosed with ovarian cysts - a condition in which fluid-filled sacs attach to the ovaries, then usually disappear on their own. But in some cases, according to the Mayo Clinic, doctors have to remove them.
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This Study Reveals Why Kidney Stones Cases Are On The Rise; Here’s How You Can Naturally Remove Them
According to a study conducted by Mayo Clinic, kidney stones cases are on the rise, especially among women.
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How Aerobic Exercises Can Help Reverse Ageing
According to a group of researchers from Mayo Clinic in the United States, high-intensity aerobic exercise may also help reverse the ageing processes in adults.
-
There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
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How A Patient's 'Crazy' Request For A New Womb Made History
When the young Australian cervical cancer patient learned she had to lose her womb in order to survive, she proposed something audacious to the doctor who was treating her: She asked if she could have a womb transplant, so she could one day carry her own baby.
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Dalai Lama At Mayo Clinic For Prostate Treatment
The Dalai Lama is at the Mayo Clinic in the United States for treatment of a prostate condition.
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Dalai Lama Remains in US Clinic for Health Check: Official
Tibet's exiled Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, on Sunday remained at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for evaluation following a medical visit his office said was a routine annual check-up.
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Now, Drugs That May Increase Lifespan
Experts from The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), Mayo Clinic and other institutions have coined the term 'senolytics' for the new class of drugs that were tested in animal models to slow down the ageing process.
