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Cold Weather Linked to Increased Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) has found a significant increase in hospital admissions for heart attacks following exposure to lower air temperatures and cold spells. The findings, presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2024, suggest a delayed effect, with the highest risk occurring two to six days after exposure to cold weather. This study emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of how global warming contributes to regional cold weather patterns and the associated cardiac risks.
By The Lifesciences Magazineabout a year ago in Writers
Constipation in Babies: Causes, Signs, and Treatments
Have you ever wondered why your baby seems uncomfortable, fussy or has difficulty passing stool? As a parent, it’s natural to worry when your baby seems to be in distress. One common reason for such discomfort is constipation in babies. But what exactly causes constipation in babies, and how can you tell if your little one is experiencing it and what can you do to help them feel better? Let’s explore the common causes, tell-tale signs, and practical treatments for constipation in babies. With the right knowledge, you can help make sure your baby stays comfortable and happy, even when their tiny tummies are having a hard time.
By The Lifesciences Magazineabout a year ago in Writers
Water pollution Pasig River in the Philippines
"One of the main rivers of the Philippines, the Pasig River, was once praised for its beauty. It encompasses many smaller rivers and tributaries, six subbasins, and Manila Bay. It is the primary river supporting the area known as Metro Manila, the capital city of Manila, and its surrounding metropolis. Since the end of World War II, the Pasig River has been the primary recipient of much of the pollution produced by Metro Manila’s ten million inhabitants, contributing to water pollution in the Philippines.
By EcoHubMapabout a year ago in Writers
Thoughts on Writers Block
This is a response to Sarah Parker's piece about writers' block, which you can read here: I've written about writers' block before, here.
By L.C. Schäferabout a year ago in Writers
Life's Struggles and Kindness
Ever feel like you're constantly juggling the weight of the world, while others around you seem to be tossing more balls your way?
By Jassila about a year ago in Writers
What can you take .. on your trip to space?
well well, your childhood dream is coming true; you've been selected as one of the volunteers to go to space as a tourist it's time to pack your bags must check the airline U strike that out make it spaceship luggage restrictions and trust me the low coaster Airline rules down on Earth are nothing compared to the dos and don'ts for the International Space Station a regular mission to the ISS lasts 6 months so any ship going up there brings Supply for the astronauts already there and it's not just some vital materials to keep the mission running but also crew care packages those are meant to make life Among the Stars more comfortable and include something nice from the crew memb homes or the support staff there's a weight limit of around 11 lb and the size of the package is 9x 16 in food can be inside but anything that can produce crumbs isn't welcome perfumes after shaves mouthwash and anything in pressurized can hands like shaving cream aren't allowed and in case you were wondering video games can't be in your crew care package there could be some problems with batteries up there H so no video games for months I might reconsider my astronaut career, clothes are good to go but only if they're 100% cotton.
By Ahmed Babikerabout a year ago in Writers
How Gurney Transportation is a Boon for People with Mobility Issues: Challenges Faced and Solutions Implemented
Gurney Transportation focuses on providing exceptional services to seniors or patients who suffer from mobility issues. Gurney transportation uses a special stretcher, also called a gurney, to help patients transfer from one spot to another. It is primarily used for individuals who require support standing or standing up. It can also be used by bedridden people or patients who are advised to stay in bed.
By Allen Darrowabout a year ago in Writers
Discovering Enduring Peace and Meaning Beyond the Age of 40 By Strengthening One’s Faith
Have you ever reached a stage in your life where you take a moment to reflect and ponder; "Is this all there is?" Perhaps after dedicating years to building a career or nurturing a family or pursuing aspirations; however now finding yourself at a crossroads as you hit the age of 40 and feeling somewhat adrift in uncertainty and introspection.
By Suzy Lee about a year ago in Writers
Starting from Scratch: How to Reach $10K a Month with Affiliate Marketing
Are you looking to generate a consistent income through affiliate marketing? While the goal of earning $10,000 a month might feel overwhelming, it is definitely within reach with the right approach and commitment. In this article, we will walk you through the steps to start from the ground up and grow your affiliate marketing efforts to achieve this ambitious target.
By Rahmatolozyabout a year ago in Writers
The Hardest Part of Writing Isn't Writing
Starting your first book is terrifying. You know you've got something important to say, a story that's worth telling. But the thought of putting that story down on paper? It's paralyzing.
By Rick Martinezabout a year ago in Writers
Embracing the Present
Have you ever found yourself caught up in the whirlwind of what-ifs, could-haves, and should-haves? We've all been there, tangled in the web of past regrets or future uncertainties.
By Jassila about a year ago in Writers
Most of your best readers haven't even been born yet
I’m currently 41 and hope to have at least 30, if not 40, years left in my career as a writer. If that’s true, then most of my fans haven’t been born yet.
By Russell Noheltyabout a year ago in Writers