By Yeh Xintong People with type 2 diabetes who follow a low-carb diet may stop taking their medications, a new study suggests. US researchers have found that a low-carbohydrate diet can improve beta cell function in patients treated for the disease, which affects about 34 million Americans and one in 15 people worldwide. Type 2 … Read more
Medical researchers at the University of Calgary say a disease affecting autonomic bodily processes – those that occur automatically, such as heart rate, bladder function and sweating – is commonly seen in people diagnosed with long COVID. This condition is known as dysautonomia, an umbrella term for a group of related conditions. Support networks for … Read more
credit – Neubond, via X A discreet, flexible cuff made of electrodes was found in a small study of stroke patients to help restore flexibility to their disabled arms. Made by a startup called Neubond, the device is intended to integrate seamlessly into daily routines, allowing patients with impaired motor functions to maximize the time … Read more
Last year alone, David Mitchell paid $16,525 for 12 little bottles of Pomalyst, one of the pricey medications that treat his multiple myeloma, a blood cancer he was diagnosed with in 2010. The drugs have kept his cancer at bay. But their rapidly increasing costs so infuriated Mitchell that he was inspired to create … Read more
Are you navigating the complexities of securing burial insurance as an HIV patient? Finding comprehensive coverage that respects your needs and offers peace of mind for the future can feel like an uphill battle in an uncertain landscape. This guide sheds light on the intricacies of Burial Insurance for HIV Patients, aiming to provide … Read more