Healthcare News Feed

Welcome to Caring Support's news feed. We've compiled some interesting news articles relating to healthcare and written our own abstracts for your enjoyment!

Please note: The views and opinions expressed in these article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of Caring Support.

AI in Healthcare

Understanding AI in Healthcare

As AI integrates into healthcare, patients should inquire about its use in their care. AI scribes can enhance doctor-patient interactions by reducing paperwork, allowing doctors to focus more on patients. However, concerns around cybersecurity remain critical. Patients should discuss data safety and AI applications with their healthcare providers.

October 18, 2024
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Heart Condition

Heart Health and Brain Function

A recent American Heart Association statement highlights the link between heart and brain health. Adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle early can preserve brain function and reduce dementia risk. Factors like high blood pressure and diabetes affect both heart and brain health, indicating the importance of lifestyle changes to prevent cognitive decline.

October 16, 2024
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Breakfast

Different Breakfasts for Men and Women

Research from the University of Waterloo suggests men and women should choose different breakfasts to optimize metabolism. Men's metabolisms favor carbohydrate-rich meals like oats, while women benefit from higher-fat options like omelettes. Understanding these dietary choices can help manage weight and enhance energy levels, especially in busy lifestyles.

October 14, 2024
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Bat Health

Bat Health Linked to Human Well-Being

A University of Guelph expert links bat health to human exposure risks following Ontario's rabies-related death. White-nose syndrome decimates bat populations, which may lead to increased pesticide use and related health issues. Despite this, rabies-infected bats are rare, and the professor advises against panic, emphasizing the low infection rates.

October 11, 2024
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Smell

New COVID Treatment Restores Lost Sense of Smell

Researchers at St. Joseph’s Health Care London are testing a new treatment for COVID-19-related smell loss. The procedure involves anesthetic injections in the stellate ganglion, which may temporarily block signals responsible for distorted smells. Early trials have shown promise, with some patients, like Rebecca Bruzzese, regaining their sense of smell.

October 9, 2024
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Fizzy Drinks

Drinks Linked to Stroke Risks in Major Study

A five-year study from Galway University and McMaster University links fizzy and fruit drinks to increased stroke risk. Researchers found a 22% higher stroke risk with sugary drinks and 37% with fruit juices. In contrast, black and green tea reduced stroke risk by a third, while adding milk eliminated the benefit.

October 7, 2024
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