Edinburgh: Artificial intelligence could revolutionize the emergency department by improving the diagnosis of heart attacks to reduce pressure, a new study suggests. A study conducted at the University of Edinburgh has revealed that doctors will soon be able to diagnose heart attacks faster and more accurately than ever before with the help of algorithms created…
Eating watermelon has many benefits for the heart. Photo: File Islamabad / Karachi: The quintessential summer fruit, watermelon is now widely available. If there is no complaint of diabetes, then definitely eat it and get a wealth of ingredients full of medical benefits. According to a report published in the research journal, Nutrients, eating watermelon…
The Israeli bombardment killed a 4-year-old Palestinian child who suffered from panic. According to foreign media reports, a 4-year-old child, Tamim Daoud, a resident of al-Rimal area of Gaza, lost his life when Israel bombed Palestine late at night. The eyes of Tamim Dawood and his family were opened by the sounds of late night…
If diabetics consume sugary drinks, the risk of death can increase by 20%. Photo: File Boston: Experts have warned patients suffering from type 2 diabetes to completely avoid soda, soft drinks and other sugary drinks as this can lead to further complications and thus increase the risk of premature death. Experts recommend plain water, tea,…
The Chinese herb Katira (Strigillus) has been found to be very useful in heart attacks. Photo: File London: British experts have done research and said that a common herb in China has proved to be very useful in heart attacks. This herb is a type of astragalus with the English name Astragalus. Now, a cardiologist…
—File photo Sugary drinks not only cause diabetes but also heart disease. A recent American study revealed that sugary drinks not only increase the risk of diabetes, but also cause many heart diseases and premature death. Researchers examined the sugar consumption of more than 12,000 people with type 2 diabetes between 1980 and 2018. The…
A graphene sticker almost as thin as a human hair has been created that works with light and improves heart rate. Photo: Newatlas Texas: Irregular heartbeats, if persistent, are treated with electrical ‘pacemakers’, but now a thin, tattoo-like patch based on graphene has been developed that takes its energy from light and records the heartbeat…
(Photo: Technical University of Munich) Munich: A team of scientists has created a tiny beating heart in a Petri dish that has the potential to pave the way for future solutions to heart problems. In a study published in the journal Nature Biotechnology, scientists used 35,000 pluripotent stem cells for this feat. The cells were…
Troponin protein in the blood can be quickly identified with a device called Troposensor. Photo: New Atlas Seattle, USA: In cardiology, the most important test immediately after a heart attack is the troponin level. Now a sensor worn on the wrist can detect it in the emergency room, but also monitor for further complications of…
Massachusetts: Experts say that vaccines for cancer and heart disease are likely to be ready by the end of this decade. Scientists at the pharmaceutical company Moderna believe that in the next five years, the company could potentially introduce new treatments that could save millions of lives. According to Moderna’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Paul…
