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Ultimate Frisbee injuries mostly in lower limbs, mainly major injuries

28 Sep 2021 by

Ultimate Frisbee, a fast-paced, non-contact team sport played with a flying disc that is rapidly gaining popularity in Hong Kong, is associated with an injury prevalence of 62.7 percent, with most injuries occurring in lower limbs and a majority being major injuries, researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have reported.

Ultimate Frisbee injuries mostly in lower limbs, mainly major injuries

28 Sep 2021

Coconut fat intake may compromise long-term blood glucose control

28 Sep 2021

Consumption of coconut fat in meals appears to increase postprandial glucose as a result of a decrease in insulin, according to a study. Furthermore, long-term intake of coconut fat may increase insulin resistance and be detrimental for glycaemic control.

Coconut fat intake may compromise long-term blood glucose control

28 Sep 2021

COMS IRIS plaque radiotherapy safe, effective against melanoma

28 Sep 2021

The use of Collaborative Ocular Melanoma Study (COMS) IRIS plaques is an effective treatment approach to iris, iridociliary, and ciliary body melanoma, a recent study has found.

COMS IRIS plaque radiotherapy safe, effective against melanoma

28 Sep 2021

High-flowrate air samplers allow thorough monitoring for airborne SARS-CoV-2

28 Sep 2021 by

High-flowrate air samplers are able to detect airborne SARS-CoV-2 in hospitals, outperforming even surface sampling, according to a recent Singapore study. Factors such as the site of deployment and distance of the air samplers from patients affect the viral load detected.

High-flowrate air samplers allow thorough monitoring for airborne SARS-CoV-2

28 Sep 2021

Lung function not affected in children, adolescents post-COVID

27 Sep 2021 by

COVID-19 does not appear to result in long-term impairment of lung function in children and adolescents, according to two studies presented at ERS 2021.

Lung function not affected in children, adolescents post-COVID

27 Sep 2021

A cup of leafy greens a day makes the heart sturdy

27 Sep 2021 by

Eating just one cup of nitrate-rich vegetables, either cooked or raw, daily may go a long way toward lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a study.

A cup of leafy greens a day makes the heart sturdy

27 Sep 2021

Exaggerated BP response to exercise predicts stroke

27 Sep 2021

The risk of stroke increases with growing difference between resting and maximal exercise systolic blood pressure (SBP), independent of BP at rest, according to a study. This suggests that an exaggerated BP response to physical exercise is independently predictive of stroke.

Exaggerated BP response to exercise predicts stroke

27 Sep 2021

Lung function more stable but death risk higher in advanced IPF patients on antifibrotics

27 Sep 2021

Patients with advanced idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) at the time of initiation with nintedanib or pirfenidone demonstrate more stable lung function over time, but substantially higher risk of death, compared to those with mild-to-moderate IPF, according to the results of a recent study.

Lung function more stable but death risk higher in advanced IPF patients on antifibrotics

27 Sep 2021

Lazy eye common in poor, obese teens

27 Sep 2021 by

A new study linked amblyopia – otherwise called lazy eye – to poverty, below-average cognitive scores, and yes, obesity, in teenagers.

Lazy eye common in poor, obese teens

27 Sep 2021

Abnormal STE myocardial function prevalent in women with HELLP syndrome history

27 Sep 2021

The rate of abnormal speckle-tracking echocardiography (STE) myocardial function is high during the first years following a pregnancy complicated by haemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets (HELLP) syndrome, regardless of whether there was concomitant pre-eclampsia (PE), reveals a study.

Abnormal STE myocardial function prevalent in women with HELLP syndrome history

27 Sep 2021

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Ultimate Frisbee injuries mostly in lower limbs, mainly major injuries

Ultimate Frisbee injuries mostly in lower limbs, mainly major injuries

Coconut fat intake may compromise long-term blood glucose control

Coconut fat intake may compromise long-term blood glucose control

COMS IRIS plaque radiotherapy safe, effective against melanoma

COMS IRIS plaque radiotherapy safe, effective against melanoma

High-flowrate air samplers allow thorough monitoring for airborne SARS-CoV-2

High-flowrate air samplers allow thorough monitoring for airborne SARS-CoV-2

Lung function not affected in children, adolescents post-COVID

Lung function not affected in children, adolescents post-COVID

A cup of leafy greens a day makes the heart sturdy

A cup of leafy greens a day makes the heart sturdy

Exaggerated BP response to exercise predicts stroke

Exaggerated BP response to exercise predicts stroke

Lung function more stable but death risk higher in advanced IPF patients on antifibrotics

Lung function more stable but death risk higher in advanced IPF patients on antifibrotics

Lazy eye common in poor, obese teens

Lazy eye common in poor, obese teens

Abnormal STE myocardial function prevalent in women with HELLP syndrome history

Abnormal STE myocardial function prevalent in women with HELLP syndrome history