AstraZeneca withdraws the Covid-19 vaccine from the market in the EU
2024-05-07 09:42:00
AstraZeneca has requested a block on the marketing of the Vaxzervria vaccine in the European Union
AstraZeneca will stop marketing its vaccine against Covid-19, Vaxzevriastarting tomorrow, Tuesday, inEuropean Union at your request. The British-Swedish company announced this in a statement. There European Commission notified on March 27 that, at the request of the owner – AstraZeneca -, will withdraw the marketing authorization for the drug starting tomorrow. AstraZeneca justifies the withdrawal with the lack of demand and the surplus of vaccines currently available on the market.
“As numerous updated vaccines have been developed for Covid-19 variants, there is now a surplus of vaccines available. This has caused a decrease in demand for Vaxzervriawhich is no longer produced or supplied”, reads the note.
The laboratory, which submitted the withdrawal request on March 5 in Brussels, welcomes the role played by Vaxzevria in putting an end to the pandemic. In this sense he underlines that “according to independent estimates, in the first year of use alone, more than 6.5 million lives were saved and more than 3 billion doses were supplied worldwide”.
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5 Natural Foods to Lower Cholesterol, Open Blood Vessels, and Reverse Fatty Liver Disease: A Doctors Recommendations
2024-05-07 08:42:56
What to eat to help lower cholesterol? Some doctors said that in addition to taking medicines, natural methods can also be used and they will not impose burden on other organs. He recommended 5 natural foods, as effective as medicines. They can help open blood vessels, lower cholesterol, and even reverse fatty liver disease.
Too much bad cholesterol can lead to strokes and fatty liver diseasediabetes
Nutritional and functional medicine expert Dr. Liu Boren appears on the show“Economy out of service”According to the article, blood fats include “cholesterol” and “triglycerides”, among which cholesterol is divided into “high-density cholesterol” (good cholesterol) and “low-density cholesterol” (bad cholesterol).
If bad cholesterol is too high, it can cause diseases such as high blood pressure, stroke, kidney failure and myocardial infarction. If triglycerides are too high, it will increase the risk of fatty liver, pancreatic steatosis, or diabetes.
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Dr. Liu Boren also pointed out that the increase in cholesterol due to diet only accounts for 20-30% of the total. Even if you don’t eat meat or foods that contain cholesterol, the liver will still produce cholesterol. . He suggested eating natural foods to reduce the amount of cholesterol in the body,
Not getting out of bed in the morning: what helps?
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Can’t get out of bed in the morning: what to do?
If you find it difficult to get up in the morning, there are various measures you can take to feel fit and energized in the morning. These primarily include:
1. Regular bedtimes
Good quality sleep is essential when it comes to feeling rested the next morning. During sleep our body has the opportunity to recover and regenerate. Tissues are repaired, the immune system is strengthened and energy reserves are replenished. Sleep also plays an important role in our cognitive functions and psyche. To promote your sleep quality and get your body used to getting out of bed in the morning, you should go to bed and get up at the same time every day. This allows your body to get used to a fixed rhythm and getting up becomes easier.
2. Natural light
Open the curtains or step outside to expose yourself to natural light. Natural light plays an important role in regulating our sleep-wake cycle. Our body has an internal clock called circadian rhythm and adapts to the natural cycle of light and darkness.
The right to housing | SaluteInternational
The Lancet
Home as a fundamental social determinant of health. Making housing a priority public health intervention is a moral imperative. The health of our communities depends on it (1).
The fact that our homes are inextricably linked to our health is nothing new. “One might have imagined that science and common sense would eventually appreciate the importance of such considerations,” we read a letter on housing and health published on The Lancet in 1922. Access to adequate housing is recognized as a fundamental human right under law. Why then do we continue to allow so many people to live in unhealthy housing conditions? The United Nations Statistics Division estimated that as of 2022, more than 1 billion people lived in urban slums or slum-like conditions, and this figure is expected to triple by 2050. The World Bank’s Adequate Housing Index highlights stark disparities, with a third of homes in emerging economies failing to meet suitability standards. The urgency of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 11.1 – ensuring access to adequate, safe and affordable housing for all by 2030 – is clear, but we are far from the goal.
We know that unhealthy housing correlates with poor health outcomes.
Licensed Nurse Fined for False Vaccination Scheme Impacting 116 Children Across New York State
The Dangers of False Vaccination Records: Protecting the Health of Our Children
In recent news, a shocking case has come to light, highlighting the potential harm caused by individuals who manipulate vaccination records. Sandra Miceli, a licensed nurse practitioner operating Surviving Naturally in Webster, New York, has been fined for orchestrating a false vaccination scheme that affected 116 children across the state. This deplorable act not only undermines public trust but also puts the health and safety of our children at risk.
Unveiling a Troubling Pattern
“Through its investigation, the Department of Health determined that Miceli has a long history of promoting misinformation about vaccines and vocally opposing immunization requirements. In posting anti-vaccination propaganda on social media, Miceli spread dangerous public-health falsehoods and sowed fear about vaccines at the same time that she claimed, as a licensed nurse, to be protecting public health by administering immunizations required for enrollment in schools and day cares.”
The revelations surrounding Sandra Miceli’s actions raise serious concerns about her motives and intentions. By instilling doubt and fear surrounding vaccinations while fraudulently providing immunization certificates to children who were never vaccinated at all, she jeopardized their well-being while perpetuating dangerous misconceptions.
Outbreak of Highly Contagious Dog Virus Leaves High Point on Alert
Outbreak of Highly Contagious Dog Virus Identified in High Point – Dog News
A Highly Contagious Dog Virus is Currently Spreading in High Point Area Guilford County Animal Services Urges Dog Owners to Take Precautions
High Point, NC – In a recent discovery, health officials have identified a highly contagious dog virus that is rapidly spreading in the High Point area of North Carolina. The dog virus, although not lethal, poses a significant threat to our furry friends and warrants urgent attention.
Spreading Disease: Highly Contagious Dog Virus
This highly contagious dog virus has been affecting a substantial number of dogs in High Point and nearby regions. Dog owners are being advised to stay vigilant and follow necessary precautions to prevent the further spread of the virus.
Identifying the Virus and Its Symptoms
The dog virus, which is currently being identified as “Canine Contagious Five,” has several distinctive symptoms that dog owners should lookout for:
- Severe coughing
- Sneezing and nasal discharge
- Loss of appetite
- General lethargy and fatigue
- Low-grade fever
Expert Advice: Take Precautions
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FRANCE 5 – TUESDAY APRIL 23 AT 9:05 P.M. – MAGAZINE
To be in Olympic shape, moving is a necessity. But it is also necessary to sleep well. So much so that in strategies to optimize athlete performance, sleep is an integral part of preparation.
For ordinary people who are not aiming for an Olympic medal but trying to stay healthy as long as possible, the alliance between regular physical activity and quality of sleep is also necessary.
This issue of the health magazine “Take care of yourself!” », animated with education and a touch of humor by Michel Cymes, looks at the most effective methods to overcome sleep disorders.
A general public problem, since it is estimated that 30% of French people suffer from these inconveniences. Beyond debilitating daily fatigue, they can promote worrying phenomena such as hypertension, the risk of stroke or depression.
Digital curfew
For half a century, the French have lost an hour and a half of daily sleep. According to recent studies, we sleep on average 6 hours 41 minutes per night, while an adult needs a minimum of seven to eight hours of sleep.
Uncovering the Link Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Hypersensitivity: Research Findings from the Institute for Basic Science
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Research Institute for Basic Sciences: “Excessive activation of areas of high-level brain function” A national research team has discovered the cause why patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) react abnormally and hypersensitively even to small daily stimuli. At the Institute for Basic Science (IBS), a research team led by Kim Eun-jun, director of the Synaptic Brain Disease Research Center, and director Kim Seong-ki, of the Neuroscience Imaging Research Center, used autism model mice to confirm that Hypersensitivity in patients with autism spectrum disorders is due to excessive nerve transmission that occurs in specific areas of the cerebral cortex. The 8th was announced.
Autism spectrum disorder is a brain development disorder that has symptoms such as lack of social interaction and communication and repetitive behaviors.
Last year, a survey conducted by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that one in 36 8-year-olds in the United States suffers from ASD. Another important symptom is sensory abnormality, which is hypersensitivity or insensitivity to the senses, which is an excessive response to sound, light, touch, etc., it is common enough to be observed in 90% of patients with ASD,
Smoothie full of collagen that eliminates knee pain
Everything that the body receives through food has a direct impact on health.
“We are what we eat” is often heard said and food is essential to determine what our health will be like in the present and what type of old age we will have, since it is through this that we receive vitamins, proteins, minerals and fundamental nutrients. .
Poor food choices result in poor health or a weakened immune system. This is the reason why a balanced diet appears among the main medical recommendations, as well as physical activity and staying away from vices.
A healthy smoothie
Among the different benefits that we can find in the foods we choose to consume, the prevention of diseases and the relief of ailments or symptoms of some condition appear.
This time, we will focus on knee pain, which, according to the Mayo Clinic Institute, can be the result of a n injury, such as a ligament rupture or cartilage tear, although there are some medical conditions such as arthritis, gout and the infections that can also cause it.
The passage of time is also a determining factor since knee pain can be due to physical wear and tear due to age and the decrease in the amount of collagen that our body produces naturally,