#Diabetes and cardiovascular diseases

[oidracremedies]

The healthcare landscape in Telangana, much like the rest of India, is rapidly evolving, driven by a surge in chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. These health concerns have become increasingly common, leading to a higher demand for specialized medicines. As a result, the Cardiac Diabetic PCD in Telangana business model offers a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs and healthcare professionals to enter the pharmaceutical sector. By partnering with established pharmaceutical companies, you can distribute high-demand medications and contribute significantly to healthcare in the state.

PCD (Propaganda Cum Distribution) is an effective business model where pharmaceutical companies allow franchise partners to market and distribute their products. In the specific niche of cardiac and diabetic care, the PCD model is particularly valuable due to the increasing prevalence of these health conditions across Telangana. Franchisees benefit from the strong brand and product support of the parent company while operating independently in their assigned territory.

[willowreader]

Statistics don't lie It just blows my mind that people can't see or understand that COVID is a dangerous virus that can damage your body. Getting infected multiple times will have serious consequences for many.

[themogaidragon]

just curious.... do you know of a general/unspecified chronic illness flag?

Nope so I've made some using those chronic fatigue flags.

Chronic Illness Pride Flag

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I choose to make the flags main's colour bluish green because light blue is often used to represent chronic illnesses and because green is often used on chronic fatigue/pain flags.

Meanings of flag:

dark bluish green: fighting against ableism

light salmon pink: community and solidarity

soft white: remissions and relapses

bluish green: chronic fatigue and brain fog

light bluish green: all the types of chronic illnesses

*my requests aren't curently opened, I just really wanted to make some flags for chronic illnesses.

[drmadhumitamandal]

Dr. Madhumita Mandal is a professional who works in the field of health and wellness as a Coach and guide. She understood relevance of health both physical and mental not through books or courses only, but through her own personal experiences. Investing in health is important rather than investing in health insurance premiums later on. Health is dependent on nutrition, balanced diet, exercise and fitness regime. Yoga plays a huge role in maintaining a supple flexible healthy body till the very end of life. Lifestyle diseases has impacted a huge chunk of population, even not spared Madhumita, but she devised healthy ways to combat them and keep them under control. She further emphasizes exercise and fitness regimes in daily life along with right diet and lifestyle changes for a better and healthier outcome. Regular exercises not only improve cardiovascular health but relieves symptoms of mental conditions, depression, anxiety and stress. Added benefits of simple daily exercises go beyond fitness regime and helps in keeping muscle strong and joints flexible. She firmly believes that health is a wealth than one has to earn and not inherit. Nutrition is crucial for maintaining health and body needs regular supply of right amount of nutrients. Intervention for mental disorders require fighting stigma, discrimination and neglect. As a health coach, she accesses Client’s Lifestyle health concerns and then works with the client to make behavioural, nutritional and other changes in order to promote holistic health and wellness.

[thecreativemillennial]

They both passed away at the age of 75

[wolfperson1]

Like 10,000 to 20,000 people died of the flu every year before covid?

Sure, that’s not a lot compared to the 100,000+ we expect to die of covid this winter, but also still not great.

we eliminated an entire strain of flu by masking in 2020. It’s just gone.

imagine if we invested in clean air and just generally masked in higher risk settings.

weirdest side effect of the pandemic is how many people i know who get sick and say 'but my covid tests are negative so i should be fine' like you know other illnesses. exist. right.

[mimyclub-blogs]

What are the BENEFITS of taking (Green Tea)everyday?

Green tea offers a variety of health benefits due to its rich content of antioxidants, particularly catechins, and other bioactive compounds. Here are some of the key effects of green tea on the body: Antioxidant Properties: Green tea is high in antioxidants, which help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. This can reduce inflammation and lower the risk of chronic…

[happyteethcare]

The Connection Between Oral Health and Systemic Diseases: How Your Mouth Reflects Your Body's Health

When it comes to understanding our health, we often overlook a crucial indicator: our mouth. Oral health is more than just a beautiful smile; it serves as a window to the body’s overall health. Research consistently shows that conditions like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and even respiratory issues can manifest first in the mouth, offering critical early warning signs (Sanz et al., 2020).…

[medicomunicare]

Organic and metal pollutants doing their job: aromatics eliciting diabetes, metals harding coronaries

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a critical public health issue, with its prevalence expected to rise sharply worldwide. Recent evidence points to environmental pollution, specifically exposure to hazardous chemicals like styrene (STY) and ethylbenzene (ETB), as a contributing factor. Found in plastics, synthetic rubbers, and resins, these pollutants are pervasive in the environment and pose…

[vaidyaslaboratory]

Prioritize Your Heart Health: Recognizing Early Symptoms and Scheduling Check-Ups

Maintaining heart health is essential for overall well-being. Learn to identify early warning signs of heart issues to ensure timely intervention. This guide emphasizes the importance of staying informed about heart health and scheduling regular check-ups with your healthcare provider. Consider exploring a Heart Health Package to get a comprehensive evaluation and personalized care plan tailored to your needs.

[oidracremedies]

As healthcare needs continue to rise across India, states like Kerala are facing an increasing demand for specialized medications, particularly for chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. With a significant portion of Kerala's population suffering from these lifestyle-related ailments, the need for high-quality medications is critical. For those looking to tap into this booming market, the Cardiac Diabetic PCD in Kerala model offers a lucrative opportunity. Entrepreneurs and healthcare professionals can partner with established pharmaceutical companies to distribute life-saving medications, making a positive impact on public health while building a profitable business.

[jcmarchi]

AI in Healthcare Should Think Small

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AI in Healthcare Should Think Small

Six minutes into Apollo 13’s mission to the moon In 1970, its oxygen tank exploded. The event prompted NASA to develop a new approach to predicting possible failures in its spacecraft. The approach relied on continuous sensor data, which then fed deep digital simulations, enabling much more rigorous testing of complex spacefaring systems. It was the very first use of “digital twin” technology.

Today, digital twin systems are used across industries to improve operations and accurately simulate any change in a system. Tech companies like Apple and Tesla use digital twins to monitor product performance in the field and determine whether or not specific system components require maintenance.

Digital twins have also been used in healthcare, albeit largely in drug research and development. Its greatest potential, however, is in chronic disease management. By coupling machine learning and Internet of Things technology with digital twin AI, an approach that originated with something as vast as space exploration has the potential to make healthcare truly individualized.

Digitizing traditional care has failed

Modern medicine has made incremental moves toward personalized care over the past decade by giving patients a voice in decision-making, and toward precision medicine through advances in genomic research. Both have helped tailor care to the individual, but for the most part, our healthcare system takes a “large group” approach to care delivery.

It’s evident in the way we manage chronic disease. Every one of the 133 million Americans currently living with one or more chronic diseases is set upon a planned care pathway – a treatment regimen, a fad diet, often a number of medications – and their improvement is measured in batches of thousands of other individuals who share their condition.

This approach hasn’t worked. Notoriously, U.S. spending on diabetes, heart disease, and cancer continues to rise, and technology’s impact on outcomes and costs has been limited. In digital management of diabetes, weight loss, and other conditions, that impact has been a non-factor.

In March, a report published by Peterson Health Technology Institute underlined this lack of sustained results. The report found that all of the evaluated solutions perform poorly on engagement and outcomes over time. As a result, weight loss, A1C reduction, medication elimination, diabetes reversal, and the health, well-being, and economic benefits of these solutions are both limited and unsustainable.

That’s because most solutions just digitize an ineffective template for care. They don’t account for individual differences. Every person brings their own set of cultural, biological, dietary, behavioral, and environmental factors that influence their health at a deeply individual level.

Moving from ‘personalized’ care to individualized care

Digital twin AI promises a departure from the template. Core to the technology is the concept that every individual is an N of one. An individual’s digital twin is informed by a continuous measure of their unique clinical and behavioral variables, and uses that data to shape care guidance toward the best and healthiest version of that individual.

The power of digital twin technology is in its attention to the small things – the things we eat and do – and how they impact our current and future selves. In practice, digital twins can accurately predict the effect a steak dinner will have on a specific person’s metabolic or cardiovascular health. To the extent that impact may be negative, digital twins can offer ways to mitigate the repercussions. It might suggest a 10-minute walk or an alternative dessert. Instead of ice cream, maybe it’s banana nut bread with Greek yogurt and fresh berries or simply a different sequence.

In this way, digital twin AI can show an individual what’s in store for them if they stay on their current trajectory and the big changes that can occur by making small adjustments over time. Keep up your current routine, and you’ll be able to stop taking metformin in three weeks. Fall back into old habits, and you can expect to pick up a refill.

It’s potent technology, and while its impact on healthcare has largely been recognized only in academia, it is beginning to find its role in commercial use cases. In 2014, Dassault Systemes and the FDA launched SIMULIA Living Heart, a project that works with device manufacturers to develop and refine cardiac devices at a faster pace. At the onset of the pandemic, OnScale’s Project BreathEasy developed a digital twin of the lungs of COVID-19 patients to improve and optimize the use of ventilator resources.

Medical researchers are also using digital twin disease models to predict the effectiveness of pharmaceutical interventions based on complex, extremely individual biological processes. Takeda Pharmaceuticals has embraced the technology to shorten pharmaceutical processes and make realistic input-output predictions for biochemical reactions. More recently, researchers used digital twin technology to simulate therapy outcomes and determine the best treatment for oropharyngeal carcinoma based on the individual.

Chronic disease management is the next frontier

A recent paper published in Nature asserts that digital twins are “poised to make substantial contributions” to cancer care, especially in monitoring the progression of the disease and evaluating treatment responses, which infamously vary individual by individual. The same paper analyzes cardiac digital twins fed by imaging, EHR, genetic, and continuous wearable data, and their potential to predict acute cardiac events.

These advancements will give way to life-changing healthcare technologies. Their power lies in a concept core to their purpose: nothing complex is static.

This is especially true of our biological systems. A digital twin requires thousands of data points per day, per individual, to truly understand the interplay between an individual’s biology, culture, lifestyle, preferences, and health. Some of this data is already being captured by wearables and mobile apps, but without a model that puts that data into the context of the individual and their care journey, it is rudderless.

In the world of chronic disease management, the small things can very quickly become big, life-threatening things. And while digital health has raised the hopes of patients with language like “personalization,” the tools and approaches that have been offered to people have not addressed their unique needs and preferences.

Digital twin AI will turn this approach on its head by helping us better understand and improve our health on a deeply personalized level. It’s a technology poised to fulfill the promise of individualized care.

[diabetes-health-corner]

10 Complications of Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes is a metabolic disorder, caused by the body’s inability to use the insulin produced by its own pancreas or insufficient insulin production. As glucose begins to accumulate in the bloodstream, it begins to damage the blood vessels in organs large and small across the body.

Read more how to Reduce Complication of Diabetes: https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/10-complications-of-diabetes-mellitus/2713

[surinderbhalla]

Statins and Diabetes Risk: Evidence and Recommendations

Statins and Diabetes Risk: Evidence and Recommendations,"Explore the benefits of statins in lowering cholesterol and preventing cardiovascular events, while also understanding the potential risk of developing diabetes. Backed by scientific studies,

Understanding the link between statins and diabetes risk is crucial for those managing cholesterol levels and overall health. In this blog post “Statins and Diabetes Risk: Evidence and Recommendations,” we delve into the latest research and expert advice on this important topic. Statins are widely prescribed to lower cholesterol, but emerging studies suggest a potential increase in diabetes risk.…

[townpostin]

Annual CCDSI Convention in Jamshedpur to Focus on Heart Disease and Diabetes

150 doctors from Jharkhand and Bihar to attend the CCDSI convention in Jamshedpur from June 21 to 23. The eighth annual CCDSI convention will bring together 150 doctors to discuss the critical link between heart disease and diabetes. JAMSHEDPUR – The annual convention of the Cardiovascular and Diabetes Society of India (CCDSI) will be held in Jamshedpur from June 21 to 23, with around 150 doctors…