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China Begins Imposing Masks Again as Coronavirus Cases Rise - Vimarsana News

China Begins Imposing Masks Again as Coronavirus Cases Rise

Chinese officials are again telling the public to wear masks as various respiratory diseases surge, including a rise in coronavirus cases.

Teens Are Using HIV Prevention Drug More Than You Think: New Study. - Vimarsana News

Teens Are Using HIV Prevention Drug More Than You Think: New Study.

Prescriptions for the HIV prevention drug PrEP are increasing in the teen population. A new study reviews who's prescribing these medications and who's using them.

Source: forbes.com
Sophie's Angel Run raises money for pediatric brain cancer research in toddler's honor - Vimarsana News

Sophie's Angel Run raises money for pediatric brain cancer research in toddler's honor

A beloved West Side fundraiser returns this weekend. It's a little later in the year than usual and the route is new.

The 2 Minute Medicine Podcast Episode 27 | 2 Minute Medicine - Vimarsana News

The 2 Minute Medicine Podcast Episode 27 | 2 Minute Medicine

Welcome to the 2 Minute Medicine Podcast, summarizing the latest medical studies, curated and written by practicing physicians. On this podcast, twice a month, we cover the latest in healthcare news and research evidence. Our episode is live! Episode Description We begin this episode by discussing our article of the week from Pediatrics, entitled “COVID-19

Nasal ventilation function is associated with the etiology and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in children - Vimarsana News

Nasal ventilation function is associated with the etiology and treatment of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in children

1. This randomized controlled trial found that children with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) had significantly higher nasal resistance than those without OSAS. 2. However, in participants who were effectively treated with intranasal corticosteroids and oral montelukast, there were improvements in nasal resistance, nasal minimal cross-sectional area, and nasal cavity volume. Evidence Rating Level: 1