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Mental health care analysis

Mental health care analysis
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In a major report released on 17th June 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that one in every eight individuals worldwide suffers from a mental disorder, urging for immediate action to change mental healthcare. Beginning with autism and cognitive impairment in childhood, depression, anxiety, substance misuse, and psychosis in maturity, and ending with dementia…
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Health tips to keep diabetes away for the sake of your heart

Health tips to keep diabetes away for the sake of your heart
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A diabetic person has a high risk of getting heart diseases twice and are more prone to cardiac issues. Check out these tips by doctors to keep diabetes away for the sake of your heart Modifying one's lifestyle can prevent type 2 diabetes, which is the most common type and preventive measures are extremely important if you already…
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Can we reverse diabetes with diet?

Can we reverse diabetes with diet?
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An apt person for remission of diabetes by diet and lifestyle is the one who has been recently diagnosed, is clearly obese and willing for difficult and rigorous diet and lifestyle practices over long periods. Those with longstanding diabetes, with complications of diabetes, type 1 diabetes and pregnant women should not attempt such modalities, says…
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Neuroinflammation: The Key Component in Targeting Neurological Disorders

Neuroinflammation: The Key Component in Targeting Neurological Disorders
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The term “neuroinflammation” broadly identifies the response of the central nervous system (CNS) to injury, disease, and repair. Neuroinflammation is mediated by the production of cytokines, chemokines, reactive oxygen species, and secondary messengers. This complex biologic response encompasses biochemical cascades initiated by the coordinated action of neural and non-neural cells. Some, but not all, are…
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How ROS loss leads to inflammatory bowel disease

How ROS loss leads to inflammatory bowel disease
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Reactive oxygen species, or ROS, get a bad rap. The volatile byproducts of chemical reactions with oxygen, they’re well-known markers of inflammation. Their build-up can damage DNA, RNA and proteins in the cell. But the compounds are critical to some biological functions such as maintaining the health of the lining in the gut, where a…
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