Current health complications

Blood pressure (BP) is an important and commonly used vital sign to monitor a patient’s health. Current methods for monitor blood pressure are unsuitable for continuous, uninterrupted measurement of blood pressure outside of a hospital setting as such methods are invasive and could pose risks if complications occur. This research has investigated the possibility of using two photoplethysmography (PPG) sensors to monitor a patient’s pulse at two sites; the ear and the finger.

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The current study reviews the analysis on directions in research on QWL (Quality of Work Life) as uncertain organizational designs, expanded learning and specialization, interdisciplinary collusion, elevation of technology and profession, current health complications and refinement in medical education have a number to play.

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Retention of foetal membranes is one of the major post-partum complications in dairy goats which confer negative impact both on health of the animal and economy of the farmer. The current case report describes about the successful treatment of Retention of foetal membranes in a nondescript doe by application of manual traction and other supportive therapies.

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Millets are not only powerhouses of nutrients; they also play the role of hedging against several insecurities (food, fodder, fiber, health etc). However the cultivation of millets has declined in recent years, which has to be revived due to its nutritional benefits and the consumers should be encouraged to include millets in their regular diet to fight malnutrition.

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AIDS/HIV is a chronic pandemic disease with significant morbidity and mortality. Although with the advent of HAART an increase in life expectancy and improved QoL has been noticed, evidences regarding prevalence of mental disorders among PLHIV are largely ambiguous. The present study aims to systematically review the evidences about the mental complications in PLHIV before and after HAART therapy. Literature search was conducted for past ten years (i.e.

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Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is one of the most common vaginal infections in women of reproductive age. If not treated promptly, the disease can lead to serious complications affecting the fertility and long-term health of women. Research on BV requires effort from a variety of disciplines and its treatment can only be determined by coordinated actions in research and treatment. Currently, BV diagnostic methods are often based on culture techniques and Gram staining. However, molecular biology research is developing and has proved to more advantageous for identifying key pathogens.

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The current Rapid Risk Factor Surveillance System (RRFSS) http://www.rrfss.ca/ includes data collection, analysis, reporting and dissemination processes for a limited number of health unit jurisdictions across Ontario. RRFSS provides the opportunity to monitor local child health modules (e.g., breastfeeding, positive parenting). Local health unit Child Health data is collected through provincial software databases (e.g.

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The StanMark project brings together researchers and policy‐makers to develop a set of standards for marketing foods and beverages consistent with the resolution of the World Health Assembly. Objectives Convene a series of meetings in Europe and the USA to bring together key members of the scientific research community and policy‐making community to consider how marketing food and beverages may affect children’s health.

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The Gale Encyclopedia of Nursing and Allied Health is a unique and invaluable source of information for the nursing or allied health student. This collection of over 850 entries provides in-depth coverage of specific diseases and disorders, tests and procedures, equipment and tools, body systems, nursing and allied health professions, and current health issues. This book is designed to fill a gap between health information designed for laypeople and that provided for medical professionals, which may be too complicated for the beginning student to understand.

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In order to deal with the many challenges in Northern Uganda, such as poverty and discrimination against women, AWARE utilizes several strategies to empower women. The encourage women to be part of a rotating loan scheme as they have found that rotating loans and subsequent economic empowerment enhance women’s decision-making power in the household. AWARE also holds dialogues with Local Councils to encourage the council to give women land, and to take other measures to reduce discrimination against women.

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A specialist in obstetrics/gynecology is a physician with special education and expertise in the field of women’s' health and reproduction. He/she has the appropriate medical, surgical and obstetrical knowledge and skills for the prevention, diagnosis and management of a broad range of conditions affecting women's reproductive and gynecological health. As well as providing clinical care and education in normal and complicated obstetrics and gynecology, he/she may contribute significantly to research. The specialty of obstetrics and gynecology can be divided into two parts.

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however, even with tested, low-cost solutions for maternal and neonatal health available, mothers and infants die needlessly. every year, more than 500,000 women die from complications of pregnancy and childbirth, and many more are permanently disabled. 6 even when infants survive, their chance for a healthy and productive life is much diminished by the death or disability of the mother.

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Developing a reimbursement system for language services in Medicaid/CHIP has been expedited because these large programs have administratively determined reimbursement rules. For this reason, although language services for Medicaid/CHIP populations are reimbursed in Minnesota, no similar reimbursement process is required for commercial health plans, and establishing such a process is more complex because of the way health plans are paid. Currently, the expense of lan- guage services for commercially insured populations falls on providers.

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Complications during pregnancy and childbirth are a leading cause of death and disability among women of reproductive age in developing countries, killing over half a million women in 2000 and causing disability and suffering among many millions more. In 2000, half of these deaths (251 000) occurred in Africa, about 48% (253 000) occurred in Asia, about 4% (22 000) in Latin America and the Caribbean, and less than 1% (2 500) in the more developed regions of the world. Universal access to reproductive health care, including family planning, is the starting point for maternal health.

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In order to identify men who are most suitable for prostate biopsy, there is a need to identify a group at high risk, not just of prostate cancer, but of significant prostate cancer. Several large studies have analyzed the clinical characteristics associated with the finding of higher grade (usually defined as Gleason score ≥7) prostate cancer on biopsy.

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Diabetes-related cardiovascular complications often cause premature mortality, as well as disabilities such as blindness, foot ulceration and amputation. The health care and social care costs of managing these complications are enormous, but new treatments, devices and clinical management protocols are steadily improving the longer term outcomes for people with diabetes. This second edition has been revised and updated to reflect state of the art clinical practice.

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Abstract Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is a vascular vitreoretinopathy that affects infants with short gestational age and low birth-weight. The condition is a multifactorial disease and is clinically similar to familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (FEVR), which is a bilateral hereditary eye disorder affecting full-term infants. Both of them are characterized by the abnormal vessel growth in the vitreous that can lead to vitreoretinal traction, retinal detachment and other complications resulting in blindness.

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