MEDICINE & HEALTH

Jaguar Health supports Investigator Initiated Trials for Crofelemer to Treat Two Rare Intestinal Diseases

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.23.2023 10:51 AM

Jaguar Health, a pharmaceutical company focused on developing novel, plant-based medicines for gastrointestinal distress, has announced that it is supporting investigator initiated trials to evaluate its medication crofelemer for the two rare disease indications - short bowel syndrome (SBS) and microvillus inclusion disease (MVID).

Does Vitamin D Help With Depression? Exploring Its Potential Benefits for Mental Well-Being

08.23.2023 09:35 AM

Known for bone strength, vitamin D might alleviate depression symptoms. Continue reading to discover sources and strategies to incorporate it effectively.

Pioneering 18-Hour Womb Transplant in the U.K. Provides Hope for Women Struggling With Infertility

08.23.2023 07:53 AM

Surgeons describe the first womb transplant in the UK as a "massive success" in which a 40-year-old woman gifts her womb to her sister. Continue reading to learn more details.

Hilary Flooding Has Experts Worried About Floodwater Toxicity as CDC Says It Can Cause Infectious Diseases, Injuries, and Chemical Hazards

08.23.2023 05:22 AM

Floodwater can contain contaminants like human or animal feces, carcasses, and other harmful wastes. Read to learn more.

Promoting A Safer Drinking Culture Through Responsible Service Of Alcohol (RSA)

08.22.2023 11:58 AM

Training in Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) is pivotal in this context. By providing businesses and their staff with the tools to offer alcohol safely and accountable, RSA training helps diminish the likelihood of accidents and injuries. Let's delve into the significance of RSA training and its role in cultivating a more responsible drinking culture.

Cultivating Longevity: The Role of Spermidine-Induced Autophagy in Lifespan Extension

08.22.2023 11:51 AM

Among the emerging contenders in this quest is the naturally occurring compound known as spermidine. Found in various dietary sources and synthesised in the body, spermidine has attracted considerable interest for its apparent role in influencing cellular health and longevity.

The Future of Healing: A Comprehensive Analysis of Modern Surgical Advancements

08.22.2023 11:39 AM

This article embarks on an exploration of modern surgical advancements, scrutinizing the evolution of techniques, the role of robotics, the impact of 3D printing, and the emergence of minimally invasive procedures.

Unpacking the Societal Consequences of Child Endangerment Laws: A Psychological Perspective

08.22.2023 11:26 AM

This comprehensive review thus aims to contribute to the discourse on child welfare policy and its broader societal effects.

Highly Mutated Variant of COVID-19 Virus Puts Scientists on Alert As They Scramble To Understand How Far It Has Spread

08.22.2023 09:00 AM

A new variant of COVID-19 virus has been spotted in several countries and has put scientists on alert due to its unusually high number of mutations. Find out more about it in this article.

Epigenetic Memory Erasure in Stem Cells May Be the Key to Better Regenerative Therapies

08.22.2023 08:25 AM

Scientists have resolved the long-standing problem in regenerative medicine by finding a way to wipe the memories of stem cells. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Top 5 Germ Hotspots as Cold and Flu Season Looms: Protecting Against a Potential 'Tripledemic'

08.22.2023 08:05 AM

In homes and public spaces, common objects like gas pumps and light switches harbor pathogens. Continue reading to get to know about these 10 surprising germ hotspots.

Hookworm Therapy Could Help People at Risk of Type 2 Diabetes From Developing Metabolic Disease [Study]

08.22.2023 07:06 AM

A clinical trial proved that hookworm can help those at risk of type 2 diabetes from developing metabolic diseases. Continue reading to learn more.

Japan To Release Treated Radioactive Wastewater From Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Into Ocean Starting This Week

08.22.2023 06:31 AM

Japan announced that it would start releasing the treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the ocean this week. Continue reading to know the full story.

Is Peeing on a Jellyfish Sting Necessary? Is There Any Truth to This First Aid Treatment?

08.22.2023 05:52 AM

To remove the tentacles and nematocysts, use tweezers, a credit card, a spoon, or other items instead of hands. Read to learn more.

First Baby Vaccine for Womb Application Approved for Respiratory Syncytial Virus Disease Prevention

08.22.2023 05:43 AM

Previously, Abrysvo gained approval for use on individuals aged 60 and up to combat RSV. Read to learn more.

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