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Michelle Lee, Author at ViewusGlobal

Michelle Lee (170 Posts)

  • Why Your Room Spins When You Wake Up—And How to Stop It A woman diagnosed with BPPV experienced intense vertigo, highlighting the importance of medical evaluation for recurring symptoms.
  • Why Your Elbow Hurts After That Golf Swing As outdoor sports gain popularity, caution is needed to prevent elbow injuries like golfer's elbow, which can lead to chronic pain.
  • New Study Finds One Diet That Fights Both Heart Disease and Broken Bones The 'Prudent Diet' reduces the risk of hip fractures and heart disease mortality in the elderly, according to new research findings.
  • Alcohol Damages Blood Vessels in the Brain—Even in Light Drinkers Alcohol consumption is linked to increased dementia risk due to brain blood vessel damage, as shown in a study analyzing 1,781 brains.
  • GLP-1 Drugs Help Shed Fat Without Losing Muscle, Study Finds GLP-1 therapy combined with diet and exercise effectively reduces body fat while preserving muscle mass, as shown in a recent study.
  • Study Finds Link Between Irregular Heartbeat and Early Dementia Atrial fibrillation in younger adults is linked to a 21% higher dementia risk, highlighting the need for early detection and management.
  • Why Do My Eyes Look Bruised for No Reason? Here’s What Could Be Going On Explore the causes and treatments for bruised eyes, including trauma, allergies, and migraines, to maintain eye health.
  • New Research Links These Grocery Store Staples to Type 2 Diabetes A recent study has uncovered a link between the consumption of products with additives and preservatives and an increased risk of diabetes.
  • Could Ozempic Help Your Brain? GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk New research shows diabetes medications GLP-1RA and SGLT2i may reduce Alzheimer's risk, sparking interest in their potential benefits.
  • Just Two Days of Intense Exercise Could Slash Your Risk of Death Weekend exercisers can achieve health benefits similar to regular exercisers, with lower risks of death from heart disease and cancer.
  • North Korea’s Health Bible? 10 Ways to Fight Aging—According to State Media North Korea's Rodong Sinmun introduces 14 methods to delay aging, emphasizing the importance of a nutritious diet.
  • North Korea Buried in April Snow—Experts Warn of Major Crop Damage After Climate Shock North Korea faces unusual spring weather with heavy snowfall and strong winds, impacting agriculture and crop growth.
  • North Korea Opens Its First Internet Café—and Kim Jong Un Brings His Daughter Kim Jong Un's visit to a North Korean internet cafe with his daughter indicates a shift in cultural policy amid global AI trends.
  • Spring Allergies Are Brutal—These Everyday Habits Can Instantly Help Spring allergies can be managed with air purifiers, nasal irrigation, and antihistamines for relief from symptoms.
  • Scientists Find Startling Link Between Poor Sleep and Brain Shrinkage A study links sleep architecture to Alzheimer's, revealing that shorter deep sleep stages correlate with brain atrophy in vulnerable areas.
  • Corcept’s New Cancer Pill Boosts Survival for Drug-Resistant Patients Corcept's Relacorilant shows promise in treating platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, extending survival by 4.5 months in trials.
  • Turns Out, What You Eat at 40 Really Can Shape How You Feel at 70 A study shows the AHEI diet is key to healthy aging, promoting longevity and better health outcomes by age 70 and beyond.
  • FDA Greenlights Sanofi's Qfitlia for Hemophilia—An Innovative Alternative to Daily Injections FDA approves Sanofi's Qfitlia for hemophilia, offering bimonthly injections and significant bleeding reduction at $642K annually.
  • Tired of the Buzz? Fruit and Dairy Might Help, New Study Says A study suggests that increased intake of fruits, dairy, caffeine, and fiber may lower tinnitus risk among individuals.
  • Study Finds Missing Gut Bacteria in Parkinson’s and IBD Patients New research links inflammatory bowel disease to Parkinson's disease, revealing reduced beneficial gut bacteria in affected patients.
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