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Harmful effects of heatwave on the people of Karachi: A case studyEasy
Karachi being a costal city during peak summertime with temperatures soaring high and rising humidity levels creates an agonizing mental and physical torture for its residents. A study has uncovered extreme effects of heatwave on local communities of Karachi, especially those living in ghettos and fragile housing with frequent electricity breakdowns making life more challenging.
Link Between Paracetamol During Pregnancy and ADHD in children — What Studies Say
Paracetamol (acetaminophen) is a widely used analgesic/antipyretic drug used to cure fever and mild pain. It is one of the most commonly used drug worldwide including it’s use by pregnant women. Recently the FDA has found a convincing correlation between its use in pregnant women and harmful neurological effects on the child including ADHD and AUTISM.
Blinding effects of Semaglutide of Semaglutide
Semaglutide can cause rapid weight loss, nausea, dehydration, and lower blood pressure, especially in the early weeks of treatment. These effects can slightly reduce the blood flow (perfusion) to the optic nerve — the structure responsible for sending visual signals to the brain.GLP-1 receptors are not only found in the pancreas but also in blood vessel walls and nerve tissues, including those supplying the eye. Some scientists believe that Semaglutide may alter vascular tone, nitric oxide signaling, or inflammation in these areas.
High-Alert Medications, Low Awareness: Finding Critical Gaps in Nurses Knowledge in Pakistan
Medication errors are most common yet preventable causes of patient harm, yet they continue to occur and some bring devastating consequences. It’s much dangerous if the medicine belongs to class of High Alert Medicine, such as anticoagulants, insulins and antibiotics. Nurses being on the Frontline are responsible for medication administration, they play a major role in ensuring patient safety. However research shows that some nurses lack adequate knowledge and training which puts patient life at risk.