Dr. R. Shruthi

Smoking Linked to Increased Genetic Mutations in Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Raising Risks of Leukemia”

December 10, 2024

Smoking has long been linked to various cancers and blood disorders, but recent studies have uncovered a significant connection between smoking and the development of myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS). Myelodysplastic syndromes are a group of hematologic (blood) conditions characterized by the abnormal production of blood cells. This leads to ineffective hematopoiesis...

“New Triplet Therapies Show Promising Results for Relapsed and Newly Diagnosed Leukemia Patients”

December 10, 2024

Recent advancements in leukemia treatment have brought promising results with the development of triplet therapies for both relapsed and newly diagnosed cases. These therapies combine three different classes of drugs to target leukemia from multiple angles, improving efficacy and potentially offering better survival outcomes for patients. Leukemia, a form of...

“Financial Hardship Prevents Many Asthma Patients from Accessing Life-Saving Medications”

December 10, 2024

Financial hardship remains a significant barrier to effective asthma management for many individuals, preventing them from accessing necessary medications and treatments. Despite the availability of various asthma medications, including inhalers and bronchodilators, the cost of these treatments often places them out of reach for individuals facing financial difficulties. This challenge...

Delaying Breakfast May Reduce Blood Sugar Spikes in Type 2 Diabetes Patients”

December 10, 2024

ating breakfast later in the morning has emerged as a promising strategy for managing blood sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes. Research highlights that the timing of breakfast can significantly influence glycemic control, with a delayed first meal potentially reducing blood sugar spikes and improving overall metabolic health....

“Disease X Outbreak Escalates in Congo: Over 400 Cases Prompt Global Health Emergency Response”

December 10, 2024

The outbreak of the mysterious “Disease X” in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has escalated, with over 400 cases and at least 31 deaths reported since October 2024. The disease, primarily affecting children under the age of five, presents flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, cough, fatigue, difficulty breathing,...

“The Cost of Being a Woman in Uttar Pradesh: Confronting a Public Health Crisis”

December 10, 2024

The Cost of Being a Woman is Pain: How Uttar Pradesh's Women Are Confronting a Public Health Crisis In Uttar Pradesh (UP), one of India's largest and most populous states, women face a dire public health crisis that affects their everyday lives. For many, simply being a woman comes with...

“Why Diet and Exercise Alone Aren’t Enough: The Role of Medications in Obesity Treatment”

December 10, 2024

No, Diet and Exercise Are Not Better Than Drugs for Obesity Obesity has emerged as one of the most pressing health issues of the 21st century, with its prevalence rapidly increasing across the globe. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 1.9 billion adults worldwide are overweight, and of...

“New Cancer Vaccines on the Horizon: A Promising Future or Just Hype?”

December 10, 2024

New Cancer Vaccines on the Horizon: Renewed Hope or Hype? Cancer remains one of the most formidable challenges in modern medicine, with millions of people worldwide being diagnosed every year. Despite significant advances in the understanding and treatment of various cancers, the battle is far from won. However, one area...

“Researchers Discover Brain-Body Immune Link Through Skull Marrow and Dural Sinuses”

December 10, 2024

Recent research has unveiled a groundbreaking connection between the brain's immune system and the body’s immune response, specifically involving the dural sinuses and skull marrow. These findings identify critical immune hubs at the interface of the brain and body, where immune cells coordinate defense mechanisms against potential threats. These hubs...

“FDA Plans to Remove Certain Over-the-Counter Cough Medicines and Decongestants: What This Means for Consumers”

December 10, 2024

FDA Plans to Pull Certain Over-the-Counter Cough Medicines and Decongestants From Store Shelves: What You Need to Know The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently made headlines with its announcement to potentially remove certain over-the-counter (OTC) cough medicines and decongestants from store shelves. This decision is based on...

Smoking Linked to Increased Genetic Mutations in Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Raising Risks of Leukemia”

“New Triplet Therapies Show Promising Results for Relapsed and Newly Diagnosed Leukemia Patients”

“Financial Hardship Prevents Many Asthma Patients from Accessing Life-Saving Medications”

Delaying Breakfast May Reduce Blood Sugar Spikes in Type 2 Diabetes Patients”

“Disease X Outbreak Escalates in Congo: Over 400 Cases Prompt Global Health Emergency Response”

“The Cost of Being a Woman in Uttar Pradesh: Confronting a Public Health Crisis”

“Why Diet and Exercise Alone Aren’t Enough: The Role of Medications in Obesity Treatment”

“New Cancer Vaccines on the Horizon: A Promising Future or Just Hype?”

“Researchers Discover Brain-Body Immune Link Through Skull Marrow and Dural Sinuses”

“FDA Plans to Remove Certain Over-the-Counter Cough Medicines and Decongestants: What This Means for Consumers”

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