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Preserving the Effectiveness of Antibiotics: A Collective Commitment to Safeguarding Modern Medicine| Dr Sangeeta Sharma
Finish the prescribed course of antibiotics, even if you start feeling better before completion. Incomplete courses may contribute to the development of antibiotic-resistant strains.
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Guiding the Journey to Full-Term: A Comprehensive Look at Preventing Premature Births and Supporting Expectant Mothers| Dr Vibha Chaturvedi
High blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes, deranged renal or liver function tests, vaginal bleeding, and premature water break can contribute to preterm deliveries.
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Robust post-crash care management services for road crash victims are paramount in addressing the multifaceted challenges that arise in the aftermath of an accident
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A Neurologist's Guide to Understanding and Preventing Strokes | By Dr Vikas Gupta
During a stroke, a staggering 1.9 million neurons are lost every minute. To add to the urgency, each passing minute of a stroke effectively ages the patient by an equivalent of 3.1 weeks.
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5 reasons why Sepsis Awareness needs your attention | Spreading Sepsis Awareness: World Sepsis Day
World Sepsis Day holds a crucial place as it serves as a global platform to shed light on the pervasive threat of sepsis and emphasize the importance of its prevention, early detection, and effective treatment. This article explores the key aspects of sepsis awareness, including its high mortality rates, vulnerability among specific populations, global reach, preventability, and the imperative role of awareness campaigns.
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Demystifying Medical Coding: The Hidden Language of Healthcare Billing
Medical coding is like the language that bridges the gap between medical treatments and billing. It involves converting everything from your doctor's diagnosis and treatments to medical procedures and equipment into a set of special codes. These codes help in accurate billing and insurance claims.
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First-Ever Global Summit on Traditional Medicine Unveils Path to Holistic Health
This summit highlights how traditional practices can be our guiding stars. It's not about dismissing modern medicine but about embracing the wisdom that our ancestors have passed down. Imagine a future where ancient and modern practices work hand in hand to keep us well.
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Understanding Guillain-Barré Syndrome: A Rare Neurological Disorder
Symptoms of GBS often begin with weakness or tingling sensations in the legs, gradually spreading to the arms and face. In some cases, paralysis of limbs and even the chest muscles can occur, posing a risk to breathing. In severe instances, speech and swallowing abilities may also be affected, warranting immediate intensive-care treatment.
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Peru's increase in Guillain-Barré syndrome and deaths necessitates a declaration of a health emergency.
Guillain-Barré Syndrome develops when the immune system attacks the neurological system. It frequently begins with a bacterial or viral infection that triggers a severe immune response that causes swelling in the brain and spinal cord.
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