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Amna Kafayat is a passionate psychologist and medical writer with interests in human psyche, behavior, major diseases and mental disorders. She is also a silent observer who loves counseling, calligraphy and sketching.

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Breast Milk May Not Transmit COVID-19 to Baby

Amna Kafayat Aug 20, 2020 0
Researchers from the University of California (UC) have conducted a study and found that breast milk might not be a source of transferring the coronavirus to the baby.
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Targeting Cancerous Lymph Nodes Can Protect Further Growth of Cancer Cells

Amna Kafayat Aug 20, 2020 0
Targeting the cancer cells in the lymph nodes in the first place can corner the further growth of the tumor to the other parts of the body, says a recent study conducted by the researchers from the University of Texas.
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Smartphones Can Assess Alcohol Consumption Through Your Gait

Amna Kafayat Aug 20, 2020 0
Researchers from California have introduced a new technique that uses smartphone accelerometer sensors that can detect alcohol consumption by analyzing the way a person walks, says a recent study published in the Journal of Studies on…
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Intense Physical Activity in Adolescence Essential for Hip Strength

Amna Kafayat Aug 18, 2020 0
Physical activity during adolescence can potentially strengthen the hip bones later in adulthood, says a recent study conducted by the researchers from the University of Bristol, United Kingdom.
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Recent Stressors Can be Triggered by Psychiatric Medication, Family History of Suicide

Amna Kafayat Aug 18, 2020 0
A traumatic event can worsen if it comes with recent stressful events that might trigger the previous incidents including a family history of suicide, less use of antidepressants and other psychiatric medication, says a recent study.
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Laws for Tobacco Control Among Youth Reduce Smoking Prevalence in Ireland

Amna Kafayat Aug 18, 2020 0
Researchers from Ireland have have found a significant reduction in the prevalence of smoking in the Irish youth after applying Tobacco Control Legislations (TCL).
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Chinese Researchers Studying Lung Ultrasound in Diagnosing COVID-19

Amna Kafayat Aug 18, 2020 0
Chinese researchers from the Department of Anesthesiology, Sichuan University West China Hospital, Chengdu, have planned a systematic research and meta-analysis to evaluate the importance, efficacy and effectiveness of lung ultrasound (LUS)…
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Loss of Pleasure Can Persist in Many Mental Health Conditions

Amna Kafayat Aug 14, 2020 0
Anhedonia or the loss of interest in pleasurable activities can be a part of many mental disorders including major depressive disorder (MDD), schizophrenia, substance use disorders (SUD), Parkinson’s disease (PD) and chronic pain, says a…
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Compression Therapy Shows Promising Results in Reducing Incidents of Cellulitis

Amna Kafayat Aug 14, 2020 0
An Australian research team has used the compression therapy that showed positive outcomes in reducing the cases of cellulitis, says a recent small but important study.
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New Treatments for Lung Cancer May Reduce Fatality Rate

Amna Kafayat Aug 13, 2020 0
For the past few decades, a reduction in death rate has been seen in the US population living with one of the most common types of lung cancer, known as non-small cell lung cancer. The reduction in mortality rate may be due to the newly…
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Lipoic Acid Supplements Tied to Weight Loss in Healthy People with Obesity

Amna Kafayat Aug 13, 2020 0
A compound known as lipoic acid supplement (LAS) may help in losing weight for an obese but otherwise healthy individual, says a recent study. 
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Second-Generation Antipsychotics Can Increase Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease

Amna Kafayat Aug 12, 2020 0
All of the atypical antipsychotics or the second-generation antipsychotics (SGA) except 'aripiprazole' can mild to moderately increase the risk of developing chronic kidney disease (CKD), says a recent study.
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