Psoriatic Arthritis: Symptoms, Causes And All That You Need To Know

[ad_1] New Delhi: Psoriatic arthritis is a chronic inflammatory disease caused when your immune system attacks your joints and skin. It is a chronic autoimmune or inflammatory disease that affects some people who have psoriasis, a skin disorder marked by red, scaly patches. If left untreated, this type of arthritis can cause joint pain, stiffness, and … Read more

Rising Air Pollution May Be Linked To Higher Antibiotic Resistance Risk: Study In Lancet

[ad_1] Increasing air pollution could be linked to a higher risk of antibiotic resistance worldwide, and hence, reducing air pollution levels can help decrease antibiotic resistance. The relationship between increased air pollution and higher antibiotic resistance risk has strengthened over time, especially in more recent years, according to a study published August 8, 2023, in … Read more

The Science Of Health: How Hormonal Changes Affect Asthmatic Women, Ways To Avoid Exacerbation

[ad_1] Asthmatic Women And Reproductive Hormones: Welcome back to “The Science Of Health”, ABP Live’s weekly health column. Last week, we discussed the instances in which head and neck cancers metastasise, or spread to other locations in the body and cause tumours to grow there. This week, we explain the scientific reasons behind hormonal changes … Read more

Explained: What Is EG.5.1? New Covid-19 Variant Nicknamed ‘Eris’ Rapidly Spreading In The UK

[ad_1] Eris Covid-19 Variant: A new Covid-19 variant called EG.5.1, identified in July 2023, is rapidly spreading in the United Kingdom (UK). EG.5.1, nicknamed Eris, is responsible for one in seven cases in the UK, media reports said, citing the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).  On July 3, 2023, EG.5.1 was first raised as a … Read more

World Breastfeeding Week: The Link Between Breastfeeding And Breast Cancer, And Health Benefits

[ad_1] By Dr Tejal Deshmukh Breastfeeding is a natural and cherished bond between a mother and her newborn, and has long been recognised for its nutritional and emotional benefits for infants. However, recent research has unveiled a hidden gem within this maternal act – a potential shield against one of the most prevalent and feared … Read more

Japanese Encephalitis Outbreak Infects 254 In Assam, 11 Dead So Far In State

[ad_1] Japanese Encephalitis has claimed the lives of at least 11 people in Assam since the outbreak of the vector-borne disease earlier this year and another 254 people have been infected across the state with several patients still undergoing treatment in different hospitals.   The Assam government has directed the state health department to leave … Read more

Health Myths And Facts: Is It Safe To Consume Fish During Monsoons? See What Experts Say

[ad_1] New Delhi: We all love having seafood!  While many of us may eat seafood for its nutritional value, others may eat it because of the taste it has. And what to say for the love of fish?  It is beyond expressions, irrespective of their form. Nothing is more wholesome and satiating than a fish … Read more

World Breastfeeding Week 2023: Debunking 10 Common Breastfeeding Myths And Misconceptions

[ad_1] Dr Radhamany K Breastfeeding, a completely natural process, has been a subject of continuous discussion and debate for decades. It is widely recognised that mother’s milk is the most crucial nutrient for an infant, and the World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledges breast milk as the baby’s first vaccine due to its essential antibodies and … Read more

Bone And Joint Day: Herniated Disc, Sciatica — Factors Causing Pain In Lumbar Spine Vertebrae

[ad_1] Bone and joint day: Bone and joint disorders are of different kinds, and can cause severe pain and discomfort. A person might suffer from pain in the L3-L4, or L4-L5 in the lumbar spine vertebrae due to multiple reasons such as bone diseases and joint disorders or injuries. L1 to L5 are the five … Read more

Bone And Joint Day: Osteoporosis, Osteomyelitis, Lupus, Bursitis – Bone And Joint Diseases

[ad_1] Bone and joint day: Bone diseases usually begin after 20 years of age because bone loss is faster than the creation of new bones. These diseases are characterised by weak bones due to low mineral density, easily breakable bones, or infection in the bones. Consumption of a diet that consists of sufficient calcium and … Read more