Friday, August 25, 2023



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Friday, August 18, 2023

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Wednesday, August 16, 2023



1. Magnesium

Magnesium is an important mineral that helps the overall body function. In conformity with several studies, this mineral can help stimulate the production of nitric oxide, which is a molecule that is responsible for relaxing the blood vessels.

Besides that, magnesium can help combat depression, promote heart health, help by stabilizing healthy blood sugar levels, improve mood swings, and can even help avoid migraines.

If these reasons for consuming magnesium haven’t convinced you already, there are a few studies that might do it. For example, a review of 11 studies showed that people who were diagnosed with chronic health conditions consumed magnesium in proportions of 365–450 mg per day for an average period of 3 to 4 months. By doing so, they have managed to significantly reduce their blood pressure.

Moreover, another review of 10 studies showed that every 100-mg of magnesium taken in a day was related to a 5% cutback of high blood pressure possibility.


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Monday, August 14, 2023





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Wednesday, August 9, 2023



Atopic dermatitis, also known as eczema, is a skin condition that makes your skin red and itchy and is also one of the most common forms of eczema found in children. However, this skin disorder can be seen in people of all ages. Unfortunately, the exact factors that can cause this skin disease are still unknown, but some medical experts believe that it may be a genetically inherited condition, the environment or other conditions that affect the immune system as well.

In general, children are more likely to develop eczema on their face, but it can appear on hands, feet or other parts of the body as well. According to some recent studies, atopic dermatitis is more likely to be found in people with allergies, although allergies don’t cause eczema.

Medical experts say that eczema is a chronic disease, which means that it will continue to occur again and again for a long time. Anyhow, your dermatologist will prescribe you the right treatment to reduce the symptoms. The most common symptoms of eczema include dry and red skin, itching, cracked and sensitive skin.


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Acne vulgaris is a skin condition that can be found in people of all ages, causing anxiety among teenagers. So, acne occurs when your skin pores become plugged with oil and dead skin cells, causing blackheads, cysts, nodules, pimples, inflammation, or infection. As many of you probably know, your dermatologist may prescribe you an effective treatment for acne, but in many cases, this condition can be persistent.

However, many teenagers don’t understand the severity of this problem and try various skin care products, treatments or natural homemade products recommended by online influencers, instead of consulting a dermatologist. Unfortunately, these actions can lead to serious problems that make their acne worse. Some inappropriate treatments can burn your skin and cause deep wounds that will leave scars over time. So, don’t try on your skin what you see on social media even though they are recommended for people with acne, because your dermatologist is the only one who can give you the right treatment, preventing complications.

Acne can also occur in other parts of the body, such as the back, shoulders and chest. This condition is more likely to occur in areas of the body where sweat is present. In general, cysts and nodules are painful.

The most common causes of acne include excessive skin oil (also known as sebum), pores clogged by oil and dead skin cells, infections, inflammation, menstruation, hormonal disorder, puberty, excessive sweat and an inadequate skin care routine.

According to Dr. Caren Campbell, a board-certified dermatologist, “the driving force behind most acne is androgen hormones (aka testosterone) which drives oil production. This is why acne starts at adolescence with puberty. The increased oil on the skin creates a hospitable environment for the acne-causing bacteria to overgrow.”

“Dead skin cells also clog the pore, and other skincare products we put on the skin that are comedogenic, and then oil, dead skin cells, product and acne bacteria are all in the pore. The body doesn’t like this collection of bacteria and sends inflammatory cells to the site, causing painful lesions – cystic acne,” Campbell says.


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Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is one of the most common types of skin cancer in the United States and many people die because of this disease each year. According to statistics, about four million cases are diagnosed each year. People who spend a lot of time in the sun are more likely to develop basal cell carcinoma (BCC). 

BCC can grow on your head, ears nose and neck and requires surgery or special medications. They look like pink growths or shiny bumps and can bleed sometimes. Nevertheless, BCCs look and manifest differently from person to person. 

And here are some helpful information about Skin Cancer Prevention: Ways to Reduce Your Risk and 7 Body Changes That Happen After Just One Sunburn.

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If you didn’t know this before, there is a fungal infection that can affect your feet and the worst thing is that anyone can develop it because it is contagious. To be more specific, the athlete’s foot (tinea pedis) is a fungal infection that can occur between your toes. People who have sweaty feet are more likely to develop this skin disease, as already mentioned, it is also contagious, which means that you can contract the bacteria via towels, shoes or floors.

If your feet are itchy and you have a sensation of burning or stinging between your toes, it may be a sign that you suffer from athlete’s foot. However, the best part is that this skin disorder can be treated with over the counter antifungal meds, but your doctor may prescribe the right treatment for you.


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Rosacea is a chronic skin disorder that causes redness and prominent blood vessels in your face. Rosacea is often mistaken for acne. This skin condition is common in women over the age of thirty with light skin, but this is not a rule, because there are men that can be affected as well, but to a lesser extent.

Sadly, being a chronic disease, rosacea can’t be completely cured, but you can control it with the right treatment. Your dermatologist will prescribe you an appropriate treatment to reduce the symptoms.

The most common symptoms of rosacea include facial redness, swollen red bumps, eye problems (also known as ocular rosacea – dry, irritated, red eyes), and enlarged nose (this symptom is commonly found in men).

Researchers say that the causes of rosacea are still unknown, but they believe that it could be genetically inherited. Anyone can develop rosacea, but women who have light skin and have suffered from sunburn in the past, are over the age of thirty, smoke and have parents with rosacea are more likely to develop this skin condition in the long run.

That being said, it’s important to remember that this skin disorder isn’t life threatening, but it can be really uncomfortable. “It’s not dangerous, but it can be uncomfortable,” confirms Laura Ferris, MD, associate professor of dermatology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and director of clinical trials for UPMC Department of Dermatology.



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Friday, July 28, 2023



Reflecting on this summer experience, one of the ways in which I have noticed that the COVID-19 pandemic and the HIV epidemic have crashed into each other, is how the United States has recently handled its blood supply. In a state of emergency, the American Red Cross declared its first ever blood shortage crisis in January 2022 due to a decrease in blood donations because of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. Yet during this time, United States regulations held onto an FDA policy that was instated in 1983: the gay blood ban.

This ban for gay men donating blood was established two years before HIV diagnostic testing was widely available in 1985, and during a time when HIV stigma towards the LGBTQ+ community was elevated. In 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rule changed from a lifetime ban on gay men to a three-month deferral from the last time a gay man was sexually active. Though changes have been made, the HIV stigma remains for the LGBTQ+ community. What if the behavior was safe and with a longtime partner? What about risky heterosexual behavior? It is hurtful to many knowing these rules only apply to homosexual relationships. The FDA’s message remains clear: sexually active, homosexual men are prone to HIV infection regardless of safety measures.

A lot has changed in two years with rules and regulations regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, so one can imagine how outdated a rule from 40 years ago could now be on the HIV epidemic. Current HIV testing has proven accurate. In fact, the residual risk of the test failing to identify HIV in a unit of blood is one in every 2.3 million units of blood. The Red Cross website “recognizes the hurt this policy has caused to many in the LGBTQ+ community and believes blood donation eligibility should not be determined by methods that are based upon sexual orientation.” The forms of eligibility referred to are individual risk assessments to determine if a person’s behavior is more prone to HIV infection, regardless of sexual orientation. Countries that have implemented these new measures during the COVID-19 pandemic include Canada and the United Kingdom. It is my opinion that the United States should do the same.

This ban only applies to homosexual men, who are just a part of the LGBTQ+ community (e.g., gay men, bisexual men, men who have sex with men), but it has also prevented the community from mobilizing to host blood drives together—something that is much needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. End the gay blood ban. Let LGBTQ+ blood drives happen. I’ve been waiting to donate blood for years.


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Thursday, July 27, 2023



My sophomore year at Loyola University Chicago, I took an Evolution of Human Disease course with paleopathologist Anne Grauer, PhD. Her class served as an in depth introduction into the evolution of the Mycobacterium family, and why m. Tuberculosis (Mtb) is such a fascinating yet complex bacterium to study. For some initial context, Mtb is a bacteria that can cause the tuberculosis (Tb). It is transmitted when a healthy individual inhales a cough droplet from an infected Tb individual. The bacteria typically lodges itself within the lungs, causing numerous respiratory symptoms that left untreated are fatal. It is a major global health concern because it can become resistant to life saving antibiotics.

From an evolutionary perspective, Mtb evolved to persist in a wide spectrum of environmental conditions. It can lay low in healthy individuals for years, and if a person eventually becomes immunocompromised, it can trigger rapid growth causing Tb. This is due to its incredibly slow growth rate. On the other hand, Mtb can adapt to its current conditions by mutating against antibiotics necessary to treat it. Mtb should not be able to do the latter given its slow growth rate. This is why some consider it “an extraordinary bacteria”. It has successfully co-evolved with humans pointing to its remarkable adaptability in any given environment.

This insight was why I jumped at the opportunity to apply to the Institute for Public Health Summer Research Program – Public & Global Health Track and, despite having minimal microbiology knowledge, I am pleased to work in the mycobacterium lab of Professor Christina Stalling, PhD.

My initial goal was to connect my evolutionary based understanding of Mtb to microbiology. I have always been fond of connecting details together to to create a bigger picture. Those details being Mtb evolution and microbiology lab work and the bigger picture being tuberculosis as a major global health concern. I wanted to understand at a molecular level why Mtb was exceptional at evading antibiotics. To put it another way, as Dr. Grauer had said on numerous occasions “why is it such a smart bacteria?” I wish I had an answer.

What I’m finding is that there are a lot of theories but much of the work revolves around figuring out how the bacteria works. What I mean is that there are many systems in Mtb that either promote growth of the bacteria, or virulence (referring to its ability to infect). Often times, microbiologists know what systems and genes are involved but they are unaware of how that system works or what a gene is acting on. This has made meeting my primary goal difficult, and to be honest I am more confused finishing this program than when I arrived. But I do not view this as a negative because working in the Stallings Lab at Washington University in St. Louis has shown me how complex and fascinating Mtb is.

I have made one major connection: Given Dr. Grauer’s evolutionary perspective on Mtb, it has historically adapted very well to many environments. Therefore, it is not shocking to me that microbiologists are having an incredibly difficult time finding a universal answer to solving the tuberculosis pandemic.

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