A dry mouth after a long walk seems ordinary, yet it is often your first warning. Mild dehydration builds quietly during busy days, hotter rooms, or long meetings. Your body uses fluid for digestion, temperature control, and circulation. When intake falls behind, small signals add up faster than people expect. Australians manage work, family, and […]
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Why More Pharmacists Are Leaving the Counter Problem-solving is the job of pharmacists. With an education and a touch of inspiration, they’ve learned to spot problems; any busy society beats those who understand conflict with vigor. They’re comfortable in stress, intelligent, and well-armed. This also happens to be the skill set we need in modern […]
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Influenza, also known as the flu, is a contagious illness of the upper airway. Every year there is a period of flu outbreaks from late fall to early spring. This is known as the flu season. Between 2017 and 2018, there were over 55,000 cases of the flu in Canada alone. Thousands of people are […]
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Something’s happening in diagnostics labs that most people outside the industry haven’t noticed yet. The next time you’re waiting for test results, picture this: your sample isn’t being carefully pipetted by a tired technician on their eighth hour of work. Instead, it’s moving through a system that can measure liquids down to fractions of a […]
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FDA issues mR.7 SUPER 7000 warning- Rhino horn fakers are sneaking secret drugs into their supplements to avoid safety testing and QA.
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Among the various fields in medicine, vascular care is one of the most rapidly developing sectors in medicine, especially from the vascular care specialty, within the past two decades. The treatments of disorders such as varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency were previously surgical interventions, involving long and tedious recovery durations. The treatment of these […]
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Some people experience mid-life crises, others feel trapped in a job they hate, while still others haven’t truly discovered who they really are. While it may feel like there is no way out, there is good news. Getting out of a rut is completely doable no matter what stage of life you’re in. Whether you […]
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The spinal condition known as disc herniation occurs frequently, yet most people do not understand its severity. The condition produces more than just severe back pain, according to medical evidence. The process of standing up from a chair becomes challenging for people who experience this condition. The symptoms of disc herniation include both obvious and […]
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Omnia, a device capable of fully automated objective refraction, keratometry, tonometry and pachymetry, has been cleared by the FDA and is now available from Topcon Healthcare, according to a press release.
Omnia is intended to make pretesting faster and more efficient. It comes as part of Topcon’s Healthcare from the Eye initiative, which is centered on bringing AI insights into routine eye care.
“In order for Healthcare from the Eye to reach its full potential, providers need access to high-quality devices that are reliable and easy to use and make capturing, analyzing and sharing data a
Children and adolescents with cancer have a 5-year OS of nearly 90%, a significant increase from the mid-1970s, according to the inaugural American Association for Cancer Research’s Pediatric Cancer Progress Report.
Survival improvements highlight the developments in pediatric cancer treatments, which include more than 30 combined FDA approvals of molecularly targeted therapies and immunotherapies in the last decade.
However, substantial progress has been made due to advancements in adult malignancies, with limited research focused on pediatric cancer alone.
Furthermore, significant racial