Lowering Albuminuria Improves Survival and Kidney Outcomes in Diabetes-Related CKD: Study

A recent analysis published in BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care revealed that reducing albuminuria plays a crucial role in improving long-term outcomes for patients living with chronic kidney disease…

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Neck Circumference a Practical Screening Tool for Metabolic Syndrome, suggests Study

Researchers have found in a new study that neck circumference is significantly associated with components of metabolic syndrome and offers a simple, low-cost, and effective method for screening metabolic risk,…

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Eclampsia Significantly Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Readmissions Within First Year Post-Delivery: Study

USA: Women who experience eclampsia during pregnancy face a markedly higher risk of being readmitted for cardiovascular disease (CVD) within the first year after delivery, a new large-scale study has…

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Pharma Price Row Turns Deadly in Kanpur: Student’s Stomach Slashed, Fingers Chopped, Intestines Tied

Kanpur: An altercation over the price of a medicine in Kanpur's Rawatpur area turned brutally violent, leaving a 22-year-old law student with his stomach slit open and two fingers severed…

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Prurigo Nodularis Greatly Increases Risk of Atopic Diseases, Especially Atopic Dermatitis, suggests study

Researchers have identified in a new study that patients diagnosed with prurigo nodularis (PN), a chronic dermatosis of intense itching and nodular lesions, are at a much greater risk of…

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