A recent MERS outbreak raises concern as we are still dealing with COVID-19. Now more than ever it's important to continue healthy preventative habits. Symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. https://t.co/LhGt5yB5VW @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
Everyone knows a healthy diet prevents many diseases yet the average American diet seems to be getting worse. The article reviews how much our diet has changed in the past 30 years and how it affects us. Is your diet healthy?https://t.co/IkmSJPGFuO @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
Obesity, CKD, and CVD have complicated associations that are not fully understood. Read this article to understand the relation between them. Why is obesity a huge problem in the US? https://t.co/gtYIjri2vi @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
Nearly 8 out of 10 Americans are heavy drinkers. Drinking is a huge part of American college culture which can often lead to long-term liver damage. Based on recent events how do you think universities should face these issues? https://t.co/q723HdNDLR @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
With diabetes becoming more prevalent over the world, it's important to stay informed on other medical conditions that often follow after; such as pancreatitis. What are some ways to prevent diabetes? https://t.co/D7oOxmEja6 @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are commonly present in the atmosphere and can interact with the body's endocrine system. Read this article to understand why this can increase the risk of breast cancer. https://t.co/X5C2Z8HKkE @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
A new research looked at the DNA of over 35,584 people from all over the world, including 11,986 autistic people. Variants in 102 genes were related to an increased risk of developing ASD. Do you know anyone with autism? https://t.co/Jl0cdKggx6 @HPEX353_1#HRD#HPEX353_1
Researchers have discovered why cerebral cavernous malformations can develop unexpectedly. What are some common signs/causes of stroke?https://t.co/3XBmuEyzBV @HPEX353_1#HPEX353_1#HRD
Scientists have now identified 4 specific spatiotemporal bearing of tau pathology in Alzheimer's disease; showing rampancy in 18 to 33% individuals. What are some symptoms of Alzheimer's?https://t.co/m7Mww8sODG
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Today the CDC was able to mark the end of an Ebola breakout in the Congo. The CDC helped manage the mobile genetic sequencing lab in Goma, how else can we prevent new breakouts? https://t.co/MIRESPP7K3 @HPEX353_1#HPEX353_1#HRD
https://t.co/d3gZAJOdAZ Hypertension is one of the most common problems in the US. The best medication is prevention but it's important to know what medications to take when diagnosed. How many people do you know that experience hypertension?
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https://t.co/44un66KWfp Dengue fever is beginning to spread once again. Although it's not a huge concern for us, it's important to stay informed. Symptoms include fever, rash, and muscle pain. What are some other illnesses spread by mosquitos?
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https://t.co/8R7fEu08F1 As of now there is currently no known cure for HIV but we are taking steps in the right direction. Does someone you know have HIV/AIDS? Will we have a cure before 2030?
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https://t.co/ymbLFY7WxH Considering melanoma is the most aggressive form of skin cancer scientists are urgently looking to treat the increasing condition. They're now exploring treatment options through nanomedicine but can we expedite this process?@HPEX353_1#HPEX353_1#HRD
https://t.co/UdT6TP2mEu The vaccine is finally here but not everyone has access. A major part of this is due to big pharma, prevention is key and necessary for everyone now. How you received the vaccine?
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