Ray Schilling, Author at Net Health Book

A new study revealed that T cells play a major role in ulcerative colitis. In particular, this is an inflammatory disease where ulcerations occur in the large intestine and rectum. To point out, University of California researchers did unique experiments with thousands of single cells

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September 16, 2020

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antigen receptor sequencing, autoimmune disease, cytotoxic T cells, memory T cells, overproduction of memory T cells, rectal biopsies, single cell RNA determination, t cells, ulcerative colitis, vaccine

Should the surgeon do a laparoscopic hysterectomy versus regular surgery in cervical cancer? Notably, cervical cancer can require a complete removal of the womb. This is particularly so when the cancer is growing inside the rest of the uterus. It is important to realize, for years phy

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September 09, 2020

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cancer recurrence, cervical cancer, conventional open hysterectomy surgery, death, laparoscopic hysterectomy, metaanalysis, ovarian cancer, regular surgery, rupture of the capsule of the ovary, spread of the cancer

Hepatitis C is a common viral liver infection and hepatitis C can lead to cirrhosis of the liver. Recently a review article was published. Heavy alcohol abuse can also lead to chronic inflammation of liver cells. On the long term this leads to extensive scar tissue in the liver, calle

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September 02, 2020

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chronic hepatitis, chronic viral hepatitis, cirrhosis of the liver, cirrhotic liver, direct-acting antivirals, hepatitis c, interferon treatment, liver cancer, ribavirin, treatment of hepatitis c

It is important to realize that the American Heart Association (AHA) is warning that weed can harm your heart. The Association published a statement on the effects of cannabis on the heart. Specifically, an expert panel reviewed the literature of cannabis and the side effects it has o

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August 26, 2020

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atrial fibrillation, cannabis, carbon monoxide, heart attacks and strokes, irregular heartbeats, smoking marijuana, tachycardia, tetrahydrocannabinol, THC, weed

At the 2020 Alzheimer Disease Conference the recommendation was to target 12 risk factors throughout life to prevent dementia later. 28 world-leading experts on Alzheimer’s disease added 3 new risk factors to the previously established 9 risk factors for dementia: excessive alcohol in

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August 19, 2020

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avoid physical inactivity, avoid social isolation, control your systolic blood pressure, dementia, excessive alcohol intake, exposure to air pollution, head injury, hearing aids for hearing loss, reduce obesity and diabetes, risk factors for dementia

During the warmer season mosquitoes like to attack us, but why do mosquitoes like human blood? There are approximately 3500 species of mosquitoes in the world, but only a few species are biting humans. One of the more important mosquito varieties that are of concern is the Aedes aegyp

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August 12, 2020

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aedes aegypti mosquito, anopheles mosquito, heartworm, hotter and longer dry seasons, malaria, mosquitoes, plasmodium species, stinging behavior, yellow fever, zika

Antiviral drugs against herpes often develop resistance, but a new antiviral drug combats herpes and resistant herpes. A publication from researchers at the Lund University in Sweden on July 24, 2020 provided a different approach. Alex Evilevitch, Associate Professor and senior lectur

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August 05, 2020

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antiviral drugs, capsid, cell nucleus, genetic material, herpes infection, immunocompetent people, oral medication, resistance, resistant herpes, resistant strains

It is important to realize that an important study showed that pollution increases mortality in older people. This US study from Boston, MA used 16 years of data, 68.5 million Medicare enrollees (65 years or older) and 570 million observations. Notably, it showed that the reduction of

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July 29, 2020

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air quality standard, asthmatics, causation, chemical composition of the air, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, long-term exposure, mortality, mortality rate, particulate matter, pollution

Will Herd Immunity Slow the Covid-19 Coronavirus?

With many people dying from coronavirus infections, the question is, will herd immunity eventually slow the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus? A large study from Spain is giving us a cautious answer. Spain was one of the European countries most affected by the pandemic. Researchers were

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July 22, 2020

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anosmia, antibody test, chemiluminescence immunoassay, covid-19 coronavirus, distancing, herd immunity, infective agent, polymerized chain reaction tests, restrictive measures, wearing masks

A 2020 clinical study showed that Gram-negative bacteria in the gut can cause cavernous angiomas in brain vessels. Cavernous angiomas are ballooning new capillaries developing from brain blood vessels. These arterial malformations of brain arteries occur in about 0.5% of the populatio

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July 15, 2020

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aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, brain vessels, cavernous angiomas, genomic analysis, gram-negative bacteria, mri brain scans, plasma circulating factors, seizures, stool samples

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T Cells Play a Major Role in Ulcerative Colitis

Laparoscopic Hysterectomy versus Regular Surgery in Cervical Cancer

Hepatitis C Can Lead to Cirrhosis of the Liver

Weed Can Harm Your Heart

Target 12 Risk Factors Throughout Life to Prevent Dementia Later

Why Do Mosquitoes Like Human Blood?

A New Antiviral Drug Combats Herpes and Resistant Herpes

Pollution Increases Mortality in Older People

Will Herd Immunity Eventually Slow the Covid-19 Coronavirus?

Gram-Negative Bacteria in the Gut Can Cause Cavernous Angiomas

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