Author: Ozbek Thawka
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Unlocking the Mystery of ‘Ozempic Tongue’: The Brain Response in Women with Obesity
Interest in the interplay between medication and sensory perception continues to grow, particularly concerning the role of semaglutide, a drug often prescribed for diabetes treatment and weight loss. Recent groundbreaking research has unveiled a novel concept termed “Ozempic tongue,” linking the drug to significant changes in taste perception among women with obesity. This article delves…
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Revolutionizing Autism Diagnosis: Eye-Tracking Technology Boosts Accuracy
The Latest Advances in Autism Diagnosis: Leveraging Eye-Tracking Technology Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis can be a challenging and time-consuming process. Recent advancements in eye-tracking technology have the potential to revolutionize the diagnosis of autism in children, ensuring timely and accurate identification. Combining eye-tracking with initial physician assessments has shown significant improvements in diagnostic accuracy,…
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Understanding Watery Eyes: 11 Different Reasons
When foreign substances like dirt or dust enter the eye, our body responds by producing excess tears to flush them out. Even tiny particles in smoke or chemicals in onions can trigger this natural response. Once the irritant is removed, tearing usually stops. However, there are various health conditions that can also cause excessive tearing.…
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Beat the Bacteria: How to Prevent Plaque and Tartar for Oral Health
Maintaining optimal oral health can sometimes feel like a relentless task, yet despite our best efforts at home, bacteria in our mouths persist. These microorganisms can blend with proteins and the residues from the foods we consume, forming a sticky film known as plaque. Plaque and Its Detrimental Effects Plaque is a sticky layer that…
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From Pain to Protection: The Science and Benefits of Anti-Inflammatory Foods
Inflammation is the body’s protective response to injury or infection. The affected area becomes swollen, warm, red, and painful. For example, during a toothache, sore throat, or when we bump our head against a door or stub our toe, what our body experiences is called an inflammatory response. These four main characteristics of inflammation described…
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Revolutionary Statin Use: Blocking Chronic Inflammation and Cancer Pathways
A new study conducted at the Cancer Center of Massachusetts General Hospital reveals that statins, drugs known for lowering cholesterol, may block a pathway related to cancer development following chronic inflammation. The findings were published in the journal Nature Communications. Introduction Chronic inflammation is a significant factor in cancer development worldwide. Recent research led by…
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Rethinking Keto: Study Reveals How Intermittent Breaks Can Prevent Cellular Aging in Heart and Kidneys
A new study from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio) reveals that a prolonged keto diet may cause cellular aging in important organs such as the heart and kidneys, suggesting the need for periodic breaks to avoid these negative effects. Study Findings In an article published on May 17, 2024,…
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Unlocking Autism Insights: The Revolutionary Role of Eye-Tracking Technology in Early Diagnosis
Eye-tracking technology is making a significant breakthrough in the early diagnosis of autism. A recent research study published in JAMA Network Open has shown that using eye-tracking biomarkers during primary care evaluations can increase diagnosis accuracy to 91% sensitivity and 87% specificity. This discovery is a remarkable stride towards faster and more accurate autism diagnosis,…