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Category Archives: General Health

In multiple sclerosis, urinary tract infection symptoms seen in more than half the patients: Study

In multiple sclerosis (MS), urinary tract infection symptoms are seen in more than half of patients, according to research. The study found that nearly 70 percent of multiple sclerosis patients had urinary tract problems, adding to their disability. The researchers from Beijing enrolled 126 multiple sclerosis patients into the study. The researchers found 67.5 percent ...click here to read more

Alzheimer’s disease patients with gum disease (periodontitis) show higher rates of cognitive decline: Study

Alzheimer’s disease patients with gum disease (periodontitis) show higher rates of cognitive decline. The researchers from University of Southampton and King’s College London found that periodontitis is common among older people and can become more common among those with Alzheimer’s disease due to lagging oral hygiene as patients become forgetful to take care of their ...click here to read more

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Ebola virus persists for up to nine months after recovery, musculoskeletal and neurological disorders higher among survivors

Ebola virus persists up to nine months after recovery, and the rate of musculoskeletal and neurological disorders is higher among survivors. The findings come from the PostEboGui program, which has been conducted since November 2014 in Guinea and studied a cohort of over 700 adults and children who survived Ebola. The researchers followed the first ...click here to read more

The Healthy Truth: An Introduction

Hello Friend, My name is Emily, and by now you may have seen some of my posts on Bel Marra Health. I am here to inform you that we will now be providing you with a weekly blog posts by yours truly. These weekly posts will be a commentary on health as a whole alongside ...click here to read more

Lyme disease treatment may be possible as new drug studies show promise

Lyme disease treatment may be possible as new drug studies show promise. Northeastern researchers have been looking for new treatments for Lyme disease based on their previous findings that the Lyme disease-causing bacteria evade antibiotics. These findings pushed researchers into a new direction to uncover possible new treatments for Lyme disease. The researchers are now ...click here to read more