accelerated | The Health information

Tag Archives: accelerated

Emergency/urgent hospitalizations linked to accelerated cognitive decline in older adults

Credit: CC0 Public Domain Emergency and urgent hospitalizations are associated with an increased rate of cognitive decline in older adults, report researchers at Rush University Medical Center. Results of their study, published in the Jan. 11, 2019, online issue of

Social Profiles

Random Posts
- Coronavirus symptoms: Is diarrhoea a symptom of coronavirus? |
  
  The UK is in the midst of a coronavirus outbreak, and people are being told to look out for a number of symptoms. The UK is
- Coronavirus symptoms: COVID-19 daily signs explained by patient includes vomiting |
  
  Coronavirus is an infectious disease which has been confirmed in nearly 800,000 individuals across the world. Cases are continuing to rise in the UK, and the
- 6 things bicyclists can do to keep out of emergency rooms
  
  Defensive driving isn’t just a concept reserved for automobile drivers. It’s just as important—probably even more so—for cyclists. “I think one of the biggest things as
- How brain cells pick which connections to keep
  
  Brain cells, or neurons, constantly tinker with their circuit connections, a crucial feature that allows the brain to store and process information. While neurons frequently test
- Reduce symptoms of Parkinson’s with thiamine
  
  A study from the University Studies Abroad Consortium in Italy found that thiamine, a B-vitamin found in beans and whole grains, can alleviate symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. In
- Coronavirus symptoms: Siri on your phone could detect symptoms |
  
  Coronavirus continued its campaign of destruction across the UK today, claiming the lives of 54 more people. The worsening crisis comes after the PM issued his
- For arthritis in the big toe, surgeons offer new option
  
  Credit: CC0 Public Domain The big toe on Pattie Bostick-Winn’s right foot was excruciatingly painful, likely the result of her 10 years as a professional dancer
- #HelloMyNameIs: A simple act to improve patients' experiences of care
  
  In 2011, Dr. Kate Granger, a British geriatrician was diagnosed with cancer and her subsequent hospital stays and visits began. As a care provider, she noticed