THE COLOR OF MENSTRUAL BLOOD REVEALS ALL DANGEROUS CHANGES IN THE BODY!

Menstrual cycle takes place every month for a period of 6-7 days. During these days, a woman may have abnormal cramps along with some other minor problems, such as headaches and stomach harassment. When menstrual blood flows quickly from the body, its color will be red or pink. Sometimes, most of the women may notice black or brown blood during the period and then worry. According to experts, that blood is dark indicates that it slowly flows out of the body. –

Certainly during a menstrual cycle have been observed as the color of blood is sometimes brighter, sometimes darker, and many women are faced with punctuate bleeding outside the cycle. What can sometimes be a sign of anxiety is the color of menstrual blood and it is important to know what certain colors indicate when you should contact a gynecologist.

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Daily Checkup: Sleep apnea has serious consequences for up to 20 million Americans; many remain undiagnosed

The Specialist:

As the director of the sleep surgery program at Mount Sinai, Dr. Fred Lin treats patients who have complicated cases of sleep apnea that require surgery. Lin works with more than 500 patients a year with sleep apnea.

 

 

Who’s at risk:

About 50% of Americans snore while they’re sleeping. And for millions of people, that snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea.

“Sleep apnea is a form of sleep-disordered breathing in which the airway becomes narrowed as the tissues and muscles surrounding it relax,” says Dr. Fred Lin, director of the sleep surgery program at Mount Sinai. “The brain corrects for this suffocation by jerking the patient between deep sleep and light sleep, and even momentary awakening, though the individual doesn’t necessarily remember it.” Some 18-20 million Americans are living with sleep apnea, though doctors estimate that 80-90% of them remain undiagnosed.

Doctors are more Depressed than ever

Prescribe these doctors some happy pills!

 

An alarming one in four new physicians is depressed — a rate that’s four times worse than the general public, according to a new Harvard Medical School study.

'I want to sound more of Feminine Voice -- Caitlyn Jenner

The US personality, who was known as Bruce before undergoing gender changing surgery, unveiled her new look at the beginning of June on the front cover of Vanity Fair magazine.

 

Over the weekend she wowed crowds at New York Pride, looking happy and relaxed in a white skirt and top. Now it seems there's only one thing left for her to change.

Teen Cancer Patients Celebrated at Memorial Sloan Kettering after Graduating from High School

These brave teens got an A in battling the big C.

A group of young cancer patients who graduated high school were honored at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Thursday.

 

“You have succeeded despite facing adversity that few people can imagine or overcome,” Dr. Craig Thompson, Memorial Sloan’s president and CEO, told the 30 graduates.

When it comes to convincing anti-vaxxers, doctors’ communication skills need work: study

Training physicians in communication skills may not make it any easier for them to convince vaccine-resistant parents to inoculate their babies, a study suggests.

Researchers invited physicians at 30 clinics in Washington state to attend 45-minute classes led by a pediatric immunization expert and health educator. But doctors who attended the sessions were no better at lowering vaccine resistance than their colleagues at 26 other clinics where training wasn’t offered.

New York parents who oppose vaccines for kids may be required to seek proof they were warned by doctor

ALBANY — A Queens state senator is set to introduce a bill that would require parents who don't want to vaccinate their kids to prove they’ve been counseled by a physician.

“I believe in science, and the science is clear that vaccines are the right answer to help our children avoid disease,” said Democrat Michael Gianaris, the bill sponsor.

The legislation, which will be introduced Monday, would require parents who want to opt out to submit to their kid’s school an affidavit signed by a physician saying that they discussed the medical risks of skipping vaccinations.

“The idea is that education will help overcome the anecdotal gossip that is threatening the health of kids around the country now,” Gianaris said.

He added: “It’s no coincidence that measles and whooping cough are at their highest levels in decades at a time when parents opting out of vaccinating their kids is at its highest level in decades.”

The legislation is being carried in the Assembly by Aravella Simotas (D-Queens). The mother of a toddler, Simotas says her child is up to date on all vaccines.