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Apiksaban with a reduced dose turns out to be effective in preventing blood clots in patients with cancer

Apiksaban with a reduced dose turns out to be effective in preventing blood clots in patients with cancer

Patients with active cancer who developed a blood clot or venous thrombosis (VTE) and were treated with blood thinning drugs for at least six months, and then an additional 12 months of Apiksaban in low dose, experienced similar VTE relapses and less bleeding as similar patients who received a fully dose of oral drugs in […]

Barrier dysfunction and blood inflammation associated with Down syndrome regression disorder

Barrier dysfunction and blood inflammation associated with Down syndrome regression disorder

A new study conducted by Jonathan D. Santoro, MD, director of the neuroimmunology program at the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital, shows evidence of the dysfunction of the brain barrier and inflammation in the central nervous system in people with Down syndrome regression disorder (DSRD). The new study, “CSF Immunoglobulin’s Immunoglobulin dysfunction in Down syndrome was […]

The woman falls, vomits blood after losing weight loss: “I could die”

The woman falls, vomits blood after losing weight loss: “I could die”

A four -person four -person mother, who turned to slimming to lose weight, now warns others that it is not worth risking after falling and vomiting blood. The 43-year-old, after a weight loss diet, weighed 171 pounds when she decided to try the injections to look slimmer. Now he realizes that a dangerous gambling could […]

Blood immune cells affect the survival of cancer

Blood immune cells affect the survival of cancer

The immune systems of patients with cancer are highly disturbed, and people who have a larger number of immune cells in the blood, have a better survival rate, finds a new study using a pioneering technique developed by scientists from UCL and Francis Crick Institute. Tool described in Nature GeneticsIt is called immune lymphocyte estimation […]

Studies reveal clear blood pressure patterns in adults in South Asia and East Asia

Studies reveal clear blood pressure patterns in adults in South Asia and East Asia

Adults from South Asia and East Asia living in Great Britain may have clear trajectories to develop high blood pressure to their life course, in accordance with new studies published today in hypertension, American Heart Association Journal. Scientists analyzed medical documentation for over 3,400 adults enrolled in the British Biobank, who identified themselves as origin […]

The 21-year-old warns that he vomited blood and fell into a coma as a result of continuous vaping

The 21-year-old warns that he vomited blood and fell into a coma as a result of continuous vaping

It was a touch-and-go experience for the 21-year-old British man, who spent two weeks in a coma after his lungs collapsed and he began vomiting blood after continuously vaping at work. After a harrowing experience with only one functioning lung and doctors warning that continued vaping means he won’t live to be 40, a young […]

New guidelines have been developed to help treat blood cancers during pregnancy

New guidelines have been developed to help treat blood cancers during pregnancy

A new set of guidelines have been developed to help diagnose and expertly treat serious blood cancers during pregnancy. Blood cancers such as acute leukemia and aggressive lymphomas occur in approximately 12.5 pregnancies per 100,000 and their incidence continues to increase. They increased by 2.7 percent annually between 1994 and 2013 due to factors including […]

New research confirms a more liberal approach to blood transfusions in heart attack patients

New research confirms a more liberal approach to blood transfusions in heart attack patients

A study by Rutgers Health shows that donating more blood to anemic patients after a heart attack could save lives. The study, published in , confirms a 2023 study that suggested mortality or recurrent heart attacks were more common in anemic patients who received less blood. Both studies were led by Jeffrey L. Carson, provost […]