In Puglia prevalence of diabetes higher than Italian average Health and Wellbeing
(ANSA) – TARANTO, APRIL 19 – The prevalence of diabetes in Puglia is 7.6%, higher than the Italian average, where it stands at 6.6% of the population. Again in Puglia, the rate of childhood obesity and the mortality rate of men and women are also higher than average. However, the rate of hospitalization for complications, therefore renal, circulatory system and brain, has been reduced. These are the data that emerged this morning during the press conference presenting the national conference ‘Diabets and unmet needs – everything that studies don’t say’, organized by Feder Diabetici Puglia and sponsored, among others, by the Navy, which is hosting it today and tomorrow in the auditorium of the Mar Grande naval base in Taranto.
The opening of the works was entrusted to the greeting of the division admiral Giacinto Sciandra. During the conference it was underlined that “the data from Puglia are rather alarming and destined to grow in a country that has recorded an increase of +14% since 2019, equal to 400 thousand more cases”.
Paolo Stella, head of the Pharmaceuticals section of the Health Department of the Puglia Region, announced “a project starting imminently, to be completed in 2024, intended to intercept the undeclared economy”.
Understanding Solupred: Dosage, Side Effects, and Uses
2024-04-17 18:21:59
The Consultation
Solupred is one of the most popular anti-inflammatory medications available in pharmacies. It is advisable to consult a doctor before taking it, because it may negatively affect the body’s health.
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How does Soloprid work in the body?
Soloprid is characterized by containing prednisolone, a substance that mimics the action of a hormone that the body naturally secretes to combat inflammation called “corticosteroid.”
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Side effects of Soloprid
Caution should be exercised when taking Soloprid, because it may cause some patients a number of side effects, most notably:
– Mood Swings.
– Insomnia.
– Headache.
– Dizziness.
– Excessive sweating.
– young love.
– skin dryness.
– Thinning of the skin.
– Slow wound healing.
– Bruises.
– Light sensitivity.
– Blurred vision.
– overweight.
– Flatulence.
– stomach pain.
– Nausea.
There are symptoms that if the patient appears after taking Soloprid,
Allocation of 60 million to prevent obesity
#Allocation #million #prevent #obesity
The goal of SSF’s call is to create a multidisciplinary research center for medical primary prevention, with the aim of working for better health and preventing suffering and the emergence of diseases.
Among six applications received, SSF selected the project “Turning the tide of obesity to health”, which will develop tools to prevent obesity (obesity). The project will start in June 2024 and will last for six years.
– Obesity causes a lot of suffering on an individual level and costs society large sums of money. It is therefore important to gain knowledge about how a more preventive approach can be developed instead of being reactive with perhaps unnecessary personal suffering and the need to invest large resources in treating disease, says Peter Bergsten, professor of medical cell biology at Uppsala University.
Model that prevents obesity
More and more Swedes suffer from overweight and obesity, and the number is steadily increasing. According to the Public Health Authority, more than one million Swedes have obesity, something that is linked to a number of diseases, suffering and premature death.
The project “Turning the tide of obesity to health” will create methods and a model to prevent obesity in both children and adults in a collaboration between universities,
Oncology, AI to design patient-friendly treatments
Breast, colorectal, lung, prostate and pancreas. These are the sites of tumors that more than others present genetic alterations that substantially guide the onset and development of the disease. Mutations which, if identified at diagnosis and not only when the disease returns after an initial treatment, help oncologists to find the best therapy for each patient. The personalization of care is the heart of so-called precision medicine, which has one of its spearheads in oncology. In fact, it is in the fight against cancer that important progress has been made thanks to the “personalization” of diagnostic and therapeutic tools, as evidenced by the program of the 4th Italian Summit On Precision Medicine, currently underway in Rome.
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“The identification of pathogenetic variants of some genes is important in all phases of the oncological disease, from diagnosis to the metastatic phases, without forgetting that some of these alterations can guide more effective and efficient prevention paths, concentrating often high-cost investigations in people at risk of developing the disease due to the presence of specific genomic alterations. It is thus possible to achieve effective prevention with early therapeutic interventions and also a more accurate selection of therapies,” he said Paolo Marchetti,
New Study Reveals Unique Inhibitory Neurons in Human Forebrain, Implications for Understanding Brain Diseases
Researchers Shed New Light on Human Forebrain Development
A recent groundbreaking study conducted by scientists from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine has provided fresh insights into the development of the human forebrain. Led by Changuk Chung, Ph.D., and Xiaoxu Yang, Ph.D., under the guidance of Joseph G. Gleeson, M.D., this research delves into understanding how our brains develop at a cellular level.
The team’s findings challenge existing assumptions about inhibitory neurons (dInNs) in humans compared to other species such as mice commonly used in brain studies. Their discoveries were recently published in the esteemed scientific journal Nature.
Unveiling Origins: Unique Inhibitory Neurons Found
The forebrain, or cerebral cortex, plays a critical role in various essential functions like cognitive thought, vision, attention, and memory. It houses neurons that function as individual circuits within our brains. Inhibitory neurons act as neural “off” switches rather than “on” switches like excitatory neurons.
In comparison to species like mice used extensively for scientific research purposes precisely due to their similarities to humans, humans possess a larger and more intricate cortex that likely supports higher cognitive functions.
A new study by UC San Diego researchers reveals unique inhibitory neurons in the human forebrain – AchieveX Images
According to Joseph G.
President of Guatemala speeds up investigation into million dollar Russian vaccine deal
The government of Bernardo Arévalo in Guatemala is trying to speed up the investigation of the purchase of a million dollars during the previous government of the Russian vaccine against COVID-19, which went to court for alleged irregularities.
GUATEMALA –
Bernardo Arévalo, the new president of Guatemala who made the fight against corruption his campaign slogan, has denounced the former Minister of Health, Amelia Flores, in court for her very much a millionaire deal signed in 2021 between the government of Guatemala and a Russian company for vaccines against COVID-19.
The agreement, which was declared secret by the government of Alejandro Giammattei, was questioned due to irregularities that were gradually reported. Guatemala paid $79.6 million for 8 million doses of Sputnik V vaccine to an intermediary company, as part of a contract for 16 million doses.
Although the case was investigated for three years, Arévalo intends to speed up the process. he is contract It was published by his government on April 4, and details about it were published that caused controversy due to their unfavorable nature, among which it stands out that if there was a delay in delivery,
What are the possible causes for having low levels
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Lack of Sleep Increases Risk of Type 2 Diabetes: Study from Uppsala University
- April 19, 2024
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ㅣResearch group of Uppsala University in Sweden, clinical studies on 247,000 people
ㅣEven if you maintain a healthy diet, lack of sleep increases your risk of developing diabetes.
ㅣIf you lack sleep, you should control your blood sugar level through high-intensity exercise.
A new study recently found that insufficient sleep increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The results of this study (Habitual Short Sleep Duration, Diet, and Development of Type 2 Diabetes in Adults) were published in the official journal of ‘American Medical Association, ‘JAMA Network Open’. It was recently published on ‘Open Network’.
Lack of sleep has been shown to increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes Source: mid-trip
A research team from Uppsala University in Sweden analyzed the relationship between sleep time and type 2 diabetes through follow-up of 247,000 adults who participated in the UK Biobank study for an average of 12.5 years. Participants were classified into four sleep duration groups: normal sleep (7 to 8 hours per day),
There is no substitute for exercise and dietary changes to reduce the risk of heart disease 2024-04-19 17:53:18
The capacity of new medical methods for complex treatment of heart disease in the country has increased more than before. But to reduce the risk of heart disease, prevention is the first step, there is no alternative. For this, food habits should be changed. Processed foods should be avoided along with raw salt avoidance. In addition to regular exercise, smoking and all types of tobacco should be avoided. A heal thy heart will ensure a healthy life of a person. By doing this, people’s life expectancy will also increase.
This was said on the closing day of the Scientific Conference organized by the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) titled ‘Fourth SCI Course on Complex PCI’ at Hotel Panpacific Sonargaon in the capital on Friday (April 19). The conference was organized over two days (April 18-19).
On the occasion, SCAI’s course director, cardiologist Professor MG Azam said that the main objective of this conference is to know about the modern treatment methods of heart attack and to express our firm conviction to move forward by ensuring medical services for the common people by comparing our picture with the world. At the same time to create connectivity of young doctors with specialized doctors at international level.