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July 17, 2025

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Three -person IVF technique exiled children from hereditary diseases, say scientists

A medical laboratory technologist has fetal glass during an ICSI process in a laboratory in Paris, France, September 13, 2019 – Reuters Eight children in the United Kingdom have been saved by devastating genetic diseases thanks to a new three -person fertilization technique (IVF), scientists from the University of Newcastle said on Wednesday. The technique, which is prohibited in the United States, carries pieces from the mother’s fertilized egg – its core, as well as the core of the father’s sperm – to a healthy egg provided by an anonymous donor. The process prevents the transfer of mutated genes from

May 4, 2025

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Carachi sees an increase in food poisoning, other diseases amid severe heat

A woman uses a piece of cardboard to fan her son while waiting for their turn of medical examination, outside the Jinnah postgraduate center during the intense hot weather in Karachi. – Reuters/file An increase in cases of food poisoning, intestinal infections and other stomach diseases has occurred as heat exacerbates the karachi, further worsening citizens’ health. One of the most consumed summer fruits, watermelon, has become a major cause of complications. Although it is considered a nutritious fruit, especially during severe summer heat, patients are now aligned in hospitals saying that they contribute to cholera and suffer from food

April 27, 2025

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New research links western diet with inflammatory diseases

A representation image shows a slip plate containing a burger and potatoes. – Unsplash/file Heart disease and type 2 diabetes are two life -related disorders that are significantly affected by chronic inflammation. A modern western diet that is heavy in processed foods and low in whole vegetable foods can significantly aggravate this chronic inflammation, according to new research, he said Medical news today. To explore the impact of this dietary displacement, researchers from the Radboud University Medical Center and the College of Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University investigated the effects of health at the cellular level. Their findings show that only

March 7, 2025

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Carachi sees the increase in stomach diseases in the midst of increased fried food consumption in Ramadan

Muslim devotees buy Iftar food before breaking the fast on the first day of the Islamic sacred month of Ramadan, in a market in Lahore on March 12th 2024. – AFP Karachi: Excessive consumption of fried and sweet foods during Ramadan has led to an increase in stomach -related diseases, officials said Geo News Friday. Dr. Irfan, an emergency manager at the Jinnah Postgraduate Center, revealed that over 70 cases of cholera and acidity are recorded daily in the hospital. He also said that under normal circumstances, about 30 cases of cholera and acidity are reported daily at Jinnah Hospital.

March 5, 2025

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Can organ age predict various diseases?

A representation image depicts a human heart. – Unsplash/file A blood test to detect the organic era of the organs can predict the risk of health conditions or even decades later to find out a group led by researchers at College London University in the United Kingdom. Their study, published in Lancet Digital Health, found that faster aging of a particular organ increases the likelihood of diseases affecting the whole body, reported Medical news today. The interventionist cardiologist Cheng-Han Chen, who did not participate in this research, explained about Medical news today that people who had older organ age gaps

October 19, 2024

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After vector-borne diseases, Karachi witnesses rise in pneumonia cases

A representational image showing an infant being cared for by a caregiver in a hospital. — Reuters/File Up to 30 pneumonia cases reported per day: NICH official. The disease causes about 70,000 deaths annually, Dr. Shafi reveals. Children under two, adults over 65 are most vulnerable. KARACHI: After facing a rise in vector-borne and viral diseases, the country’s economic hub is now seeing a rise in pneumonia cases due to changes in the port city’s weather. Up to 30 cases of pneumonia are reported every day, the emergency department at the National Institute of Children’s Health (NICH) has revealed. While

October 14, 2024

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Karachi is experiencing an increase in dengue fever, malaria and other viral diseases

People receive medical treatment at a hospital in Karachi, Pakistan on June 25, 2024. — Online JPMC, Civil Hospital admits 50 patients daily, say medical experts. Patients arriving at hospitals complain of cold, fever and body aches. 1,484 dengue fever, 1,768 malaria cases were recorded in Karachi this year. KARACHI: Vector-borne diseases such as dengue fever, malaria, chikungunya and other viral infections have led to an increased number of patients in the city’s hospitals. At least 50 patients daily, according to medical experts, arrive at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC) and Civil Hospital complaining of cold, fever and body ache

July 3, 2024

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Facial temperature can be used by doctors for early diagnosis of metabolic diseases

A representational illustration depicting a human intestine. — Unsplash/File Temperatures in different areas of the face have been found to be associated with various chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure by researchers, which could help doctors diagnose and detect metabolic diseases. Notably, these temperature differences are not easily perceived by one’s touch, however, they can be detected with the help of specific AI-derived temperature patterns that require a thermal camera and a data-trained model. Future research on this can greatly help doctors in early detection of diseases, it is reported Science Daily. “Aging is a natural process,”

February 29, 2024

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Over-processed foods linked to 32 diseases. should be treated like cigarettes: study

UPFs cause multiple diseases including cancer, type 2 diabetes and mental health disorders We hear a lot about processed foods these days, but the real danger is over-processed foods, according to a recent study. — Telegraph A comprehensive review of research involving 10 million people and marking the most extensive analysis to date has revealed alarming links between diets high in ultra-processed foods (UPF) and 32 health problems, including cancer, type 2 diabetes and of mental health disorders, O Daily Mail mentionted. Researchers argue that eating ready meals, sugary cereals and mass-produced bread can be harmful to every aspect of

December 14, 2023

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Gaza faces ‘perfect storm’ of deadly diseases

GAUZE: For the besieged Gazans who have so far survived Israel’s bombs and bullets, a silent, invisible killer now stalks them: disease. Lack of food, clean water and shelter have worn out hundreds of thousands of injured people and, with a health system on its knees, it is inevitable that epidemics will cross the enclave, 10 doctors and aid workers told Reuters. “The perfect storm for disease has begun. Now the question is, ‘How bad will it get?'” James Elder, chief spokesman for the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), said in an interview on Tuesday. From November 29 to December 10,

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