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Severe morning sickness, medically called hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), is a frustrating condition that affects almost 2% of all pregnant women. It is different than the typical morning sickness that almost all pregnant women feel during their first trimester. This is a severe version of nausea which is one of the most common causes of hospitalization…
A new study, whose findings were accepted to be shown at ENDO 2020, which is the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting, observed the effects of consuming coconut oil on a daily basis on features of metabolic syndrome in people with extreme obesity. Previously, the medical literature present on coconut oil and its association with cardiometabolic health…
Cancer is not a single disease but a group of diseases that manifests by unusual growth of cells. these cells could be present in any part of the body and can cause serious complications. There is no cure for cancer right now but the new study claims to find a way to inhibit cancer growth…
Mariam Nabatanzi had her first twins when she was only 13 years old and alone as her husband left her. She was the sole earner to feed her kids for years. But when she was 36, Mariam was the mother to 42 more children, which probably makes her the most fertile woman in the world….
Recently, a new study led by Dr. Babak Razani from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, explores the effects of the popular high protein diets on the cardiovascular health of a person. Its findings show a concerning link between a higher risk of heart attack and such diets. Previously, research has identified…
There are many people who are concerned with an increased risk of dementia if they undergo general anesthesia for any surgery. While there are some reasons to believe that it may be true, but this new study has falsified this relation, calling general anesthesia to be safe for everyone with no effect on a person’s…
A new study reveals that the brain fog that many COVID-19 survivors express is actually a representation of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Similar neurological conditions were seen in the previous incidences of the SARS outbreak and MERS outbreak which is why it seems believable that these people have passed a trauma. The complete findings of…
While half of the world has been affected by the coronavirus that lately emerged from China, Americans are still at a higher risk of flu and not coronavirus. Americans are using facial masks at almost all public places and the majority of them have canceled their international trips fearing coronavirus outbreak. However, flu remains to…
New study finds that people who happen to suffer from childhood abuse and trauma are subjected to early aging than others who don’t experience it. This study on aging is published by the American Psychological Association in its journal Psychological Bulletin. The study evaluated three typical signs of aging in different people that were puberty,…
Pregnant women having high chances of exposure to different types of persistent organic pollutants – also known as POPs throughout their pregnancy. According to a new study, exposed mothers often experience changes in their fetal growth and their fetuses smaller in sizes in comparison to women who were not exposed to these agents. Scientists from the…