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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 26, 2018 — For children with Crohn disease (CD), malnutrition is associated with increased risk of complications after bowel surgery, according to a study published in the November issue of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery. Mitchell R. Ladd, M.D., Ph.D., from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, and colleagues calculated body mass index (BMI)-for-age Z-scores […]
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Whether it’s for a special occasion or just a typical weekend, inviting guests to stay with you for a couple of days always seems like an amazing way to catch up with the people you love. Only when you’re playing host, it always seems like you’re spending more time making sure everyone is fed and happy than actually getting to […]
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Health risks: What foods you should not eat better Nausea, abdominal pain can be diarrhea and vomiting: food poisoning is very unpleasant. Certain foods pose a special health risk. An expert explains which foods should not be consumed. Food poisoning can have different causes There are generally different causes of food poisoning: “on The one hand, it is possible that […]
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When people are suffering, especially among solitude? Loneliness can be a really heavy burden for those Affected and lead to all sorts of negative effects. Researchers examined whether there are phases in life in which the person is particularly lonely. Every person feels from time to time lonely, but there are actually three phases in life in which the loneliness […]
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Gen-Test, the cancer is revolutionizing the diagnosis A new Test for the diagnosis of cervical cancer, is currently causing in the world of medicine for attention. The new Gen-Test recognized in over 15,000 women all cervical cancers and is thus not only more effective but also cheaper than all the usual Tests – including the cell Smear (Pap Test) and […]
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Gen-Test, the cancer is revolutionizing the diagnosis A new Test for the diagnosis of cervical cancer, is currently causing in the world of medicine for attention. The new Gen-Test recognized in over 15,000 women all cervical cancers and is thus not only more effective but also cheaper than all the usual Tests – including the cell Smear (Pap Test) and […]
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Aerobic activities like jogging and interval training can make our cells biologically younger, according to a noteworthy new experiment. Weight training may not have the same effect, the study found, raising interesting questions about how various types of exercise affect us at a microscopic level and whether the differences should perhaps influence how we choose to move. There is mounting […]
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The risk of suffering a heart attack is highest around 10 p.m. on Christmas Eve, likely due to peak emotional stress, according to a new study in the Christmas issue of The BMJ. Researchers in Sweden analyzed the exact timing of 283,014 heart attacks reported to the Swedish coronary care unit registry over a 16-year period from 1998 to 2013. […]
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Colorful figures of the human body are helping Vanderbilt University researchers understand how people experience emotion through their bodies and how this process is radically altered in people with schizophrenia. Sohee Park, Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of Psychology, and Ph.D. student Lénie J. Torregrossa compared individuals with schizophrenia with matched control participants, asking each to fill in a “body map” […]
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Men over 40: strength training in age-related muscle loss counteract Although it is 40 years, commonly referred to as “old”, however, the force from – is already in this age; at least if nothing is done against the loss of muscle mass in old age. For muscle building it is according to the experts, never too late. Strength training is […]
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