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July Born: Health, Interesting Qualities, And Compatibility With Other Other Zodiac Signs

June 28, 2022 by www.boldsky.com Leave a Comment

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July-born babies are either Leo or Cancer. While Cancerians are humane, caring, and kind; Leos are confident, courageous, and optimistic. Governed by intense emotions, they are passionate, creative, mysterious, and intuitive. Their emotions are always intense, and their personality is charismatic.

Leos have this distinct ability to stand out from the regular crowd. Your Leo baby can be a queen or king of charisma, confidence, and strength. They are incredibly smart and reach their milestones earlier than others in the rest of the zodiacal signs. Let us find out more about the personality and other traits of July born babies.

July Born: Qualities

People born in the month of July are well-liked for their extreme positivity and sharp wit. A July born baby is the lifeline of a party that lightens up the moods of everyone involved in the conversation with their genuine humour. Their caustic repartees and candid reactions keep the party alive and engaging.

July born babies are essentially charming and they are gourmets with a keen ear for music. They have a sharp understanding of human nature and are compassionate to the core. Born with naturally beautiful eyes and gorgeous smile, that lights up the room irrespective of time and place, they keep people guessing and on tenterhooks due to their constantly changeable moods.

They are born friendly and certainly can top the list of desirable qualities that you would love to see in your best friend. They are calm and composed yet optimistic and generous. They rush to help if they sense anyone is in trouble.

Once depressed, they take longer to bounce back to cheer. They ruminate over things longer than those born in other signs. They are highly sensitive and are easily hurt. Being emotionally upset bothers them, and they get easily defensive when questioned. But at the same time, they have an admirable skill for behavioural regulation.

People who are born in July can restrain their emotions and keep them pent up, battling with them on their own. Cancerians are independent and determined, and they seldom seek help from someone. Gifted with managerial skills, their approach to work is very ethical and inspiring. Cancerians are deeply attached to their families and never grow tired of it, throughout their life.

Leos practice frugal habits to get rich. Their priorities and abilities lie in careful budgeting, saving, and spending less, to build their finances. Their brains work overtime, and the mercurial intelligence helps them make a mark in society for themselves. Although they believe in helping everyone, they have a select circle of friends with whom they keep in constant touch. By nature, they are pre equipped for administrative jobs.

July Born: Compatibility With Other Signs

Cancers can share the best part of their lives with five signs. Their relationship with Virgos is marked by an intense emotional connection and a fluid expression of thoughts and feelings. Taureans enjoy a synergic connection and chemistry. Scorpios, they share similar values and lifestyle and an intense emotional and physical chemistry.

Geminis, they share the three Cs of intense communication, emotional connection, and chemistry. Cancerians and Capricorns can look good together as a power couple but when it comes to relationships, they both search for emotional security.

Leos are compatible with Aries, Gemini, Sagittarius, and Libra. Arians and Leos gel well due to their intense passion and love for achievement. Geminis and Leos value passion and excitement. While Sagittarians share passion and intensity with Leos, Librans and Leos can bring out the best in each other.

July Born: Celebrities

July derived its name from the famous Roman Leader Julius Caesar who was born on 12 July 100 BC. That is not all, there is a long list of famous July celebrities ahead. Others seen in the list, are Nelson Mandela, Princess Diana, US presidents (John Quincy Adams, Calvin Coolidge, Gerald Ford, and George W. Bush, actors Priyanka Chopra and Ranveer Singh, former cricketer Sourav Ganguly, JRD Tata, writer Jhumpa Lahiri, and singer Kailash Kher.

July Born: Physical Attributes

Some of your tall willowy female friends can surely be Leos. Cancerians, according to research, are left handers with an impressive sense of style. They have an elegant and confident demeanour, that gets them an easy foray into limelight. The Leos look stately and impressive, with wide eyes and piercing gaze, that unsettles you for a moment. Some very pretty and small nosed people are born in July. Apart from having a luxurious mane, they have high-pitched loud voice and feline features.

July Borns: Health

July borns have an inbuilt and robust immune system that guards them against major ailments. They have an inherently low risk for disease as per a study from Columbia University. As per the Columbia University Department of Medicine study, people born between 1900 and 2000 had relatively good health compared to those born in the other months. People born in July seem to be well fortified against cardiovascular and reproductive issues, ADHD, Asthma, and ear infections. As per an Israeli study, July babies suffer from myopia due to excessive exposure to sunlight. As per a 2012 British study, people born in July are less likely to develop schizophrenia later in life.

Disclaimer: The information is based on assumptions and information available on the internet and the accuracy or reliability is not guaranteed. Boldsky does not confirm any inputs or information related to the article and our only purpose is to deliver information. Kindly consult the concerned expert before practising or implementing any information and assumption.

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Health Ministry yet to consider COVID-19 endemic disease

June 27, 2022 by en.vietnamplus.vn Leave a Comment

Health Ministry yet to consider COVID-19 endemic disease hinh anh 1 COVID-19 testing (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Health has proposed considering COVID-19 a Group A infectious disease , not an endemic disease in its latest draft on COVID-19 prevention and control measures in the new situation.

Per the draft, Vietnam is still in the transition period between pandemic prevention and sustainable management.

Regarding the reason why COVID-19 has not been considered an endemic disease in Vietnam yet, the Ministry of Health said that most countries in the world are in a state of unstable cases and deaths, with an erratic increase and decrease trend when new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus appear. At the same time, acquired immunity (due to vaccines and infection) has not been stable for a long time and decreases over time.

As a result, the application of epidemic prevention and control measures should be flexible and gradually moves towards the “new normal”.

The announcement of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam may be considered when the World Health Organisation declares the end of the pandemic or public health event of concern globally; and when the country’s situation continues to be well controlled./.

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Why does my athletic daughter keep falling over when she is running? DR MARTIN SCURR answers your health questions

June 28, 2022 by www.dailymail.co.uk Leave a Comment

A couple of years ago my daughter, who is in her 30s, started feeling very tired and had problems tripping while running.

Her doctor diagnosed iron deficiency anaemia and prescribed iron tablets for three months. This sorted the problem, but in recent weeks she has been tired and is stumbling again. Why is this happening?

P.A. Berry, Hertfordshire.

I suspect there are several factors implicated here.

The average adult has around 4 g of iron in their body, 70 per cent of which is found in haemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying pigment in red blood cells.

Iron deficiency anaemia occurs when haemoglobin drops below 11.5g/dL in women and 13.5g/dL in men, and is where the iron stores are too low to produce red blood cells in their normal quantity (each lives for only 120 days).

As red blood cells carry oxygen around the body, this can lead to tiredness and breathlessness —your daughter’s tripping may be due to this weariness.

Each day we lose around 1mg of iron through natural shedding of skin cells, hair and the mucosal tissue that lines the intestines, which is constantly being renewed. Women who menstruate lose 2mg or so daily during their periods.

My advice would be for her to take a daily full-strength (300mg) iron supplement, available over the counter, until her haemoglobin is well above 11.5g/dL (her GP will need to do a blood test for this) and then take a tablet (the same high dose) once or twice weekly on a long-term basis [File photo]

And your daughter may also be losing iron by running, as studies show athletes can shed it through exercise-induced sweating.

You say in your longer letter that she has a healthy diet, which will help, but there is a limit to the amount of iron that can be absorbed via the intestines.

So when iron stores drop, it is hard to get them back again without supplementation.

My advice would be for her to take a daily full-strength (300mg) iron supplement, available over the counter, until her haemoglobin is well above 11.5g/dL (her GP will need to do a blood test for this) and then take a tablet (the same high dose) once or twice weekly on a long-term basis.

You also say your daughter has been a blood donor and would like to do so again. Being anaemic rules out the immediate possibility of that — those who donate are required to have a relatively high haemoglobin level. Nevertheless, I salute her good intentions.

For the past six months, I’ve been suffering with rosacea — I get a very red face that seems worse after a meal or hot drink. I’ve tried a gel and four creams, but nothing relieves it. I’m considering seeing a dermatologist privately. What can I do?

Barbara Clegg, by email.

I sympathise as these symptoms are clearly causing you great distress.

Rosacea is believed to occur due to the immune system over-reacting to the presence of micro-organisms that live on our skin, such as the mite Demodex.

This immune reaction provokes the dilation of blood vessels — hence the skin flushing.

A number of factors can trigger a flare-up, including exercise, drinking alcohol and hot drinks or eating spicy foods, because these encourage further dilation of the blood vessels.

My preference has been to prescribe antibiotics known as tetracyclines, which are commonly used to treat bacterial skin complaints.

Although there is no known bacterial cause of rosacea, these drugs are thought to help, due to their anti-inflammatory effects.

Rosacea is believed to occur due to the immune system over-reacting to the presence of micro-organisms that live on our skin, such as the mite Demodex. This immune reaction provokes the dilation of blood vessels — hence the skin flushing

Treatment with oxytetracycline (250mg, twice daily) or doxy-cycline (50mg, once daily) for four to 12 weeks may reduce rosacea symptoms sufficiently to allow continued treatment with metronidazole gel (an antibiotic) once the rosacea has cleared, to help prevent a relapse.

Another option, brimonidine, a drug used to treat glaucoma that’s now available as a gel, is showing striking results. And the antiparasitic drug ivermectin, available on prescription as a 1% cream, has been found in studies to be more effective than metro-nidazole gel.

Discuss these options once more with your GP. If this does not prove fruitful, then I agree that a referral to a dermatologist would be appropriate.

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In my view: Don’t forget the blight of polio

When my parents married just after World War II, any rumour of a local case of polio would strike terror into the parents of babies and children.

There was no prevention or treatment and some of those infected experienced rapid, irreversible nerve damage.

I have patients even now who live with complications of polio they contracted in the 1950s — such as a paralysed leg or arm.

In the worst cases, the nerve supply to the muscles involved in breathing was affected, leading to life in an iron lung, a metal casing containing a mechanical pump. Thankfully, vaccinations started in 1956.

There are several types of vaccine. The preferred option these days is an injected vaccine created from killed polio viruses as there are rare cases where the oral version (soon to be abandoned but still used abroad) reverts to a transmissible form of polio.

Last week it was reported that modified polio virus has been repeatedly detected in sewage from one area of London.

It should remind us all of the childhood vaccination programme. To avoid this, whether through ignorance or adherence to conspiracy theories, is tantamount to child abuse.

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HHS secretary pledges to protect access to reproductive health care, including medication abortion

June 28, 2022 by edition.cnn.com Leave a Comment

(CNN) US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra pledged to protect access to reproductive health care in a news conference on Tuesday, including considering steps to increase access to medication abortion.

Becerra said the department would work to increase access to medication abortion across the country and work with the department’s Office for Civil Rights to protect patient and provider privacy.
HHS will also examine the department’s authority in protecting the clinical judgment of health care providers in treating pregnant patients and work on training clinicians in family planning.

What is medication abortion, and who has access to it?

What is medication abortion, and who has access to it?

Becerra also said the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services would “take every legally available step” to protect access to family planning care.

“There is no magic bullet, but if there is something we can do we will find it and we will do it at HHS,” Becerra said. “Indeed that was the instruction I received from the President of the United States.”
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This move comes after the Supreme Court released a decision Friday overturning Roe v. Wade.
Becerra called the decision “despicable,” and said it “unconscionably put at risk the life and health of millions of our fellow Americans.”

“The Supreme Court’s decision will result in worsened health outcomes and death for some patients. Working to increase access to this (abortion) drug is a national imperative and in the public interest,” Becerra said.

‘Stay tuned’ for more on medication abortion

Becerra’s announcement on Tuesday included few new concrete steps to change the landscape of abortion access in a country where abortion rights are no longer guaranteed at the federal level, but the HHS secretary insisted his department is still aiming to do more.
“You want to make sure that what you do is within, as I said, the confines of the law. We’re not interested in going rogue and doing things just because,” Becerra said. “To every American who’s impacted, my apologies that, as I said, we can’t tell you there’s a silver bullet. But what I am saying to you is that the more we dig, we will do everything we can with what we find to make sure we are protecting women’s reproductive health care services.”
CVS and Rite Aid limiting purchases of emergency contraception

CVS and Rite Aid limiting purchases of emergency contraception

The department is currently looking at ways to legally increase access to medication abortion treatments, Becerra said.
“Medication abortion — those treatments that FDA has signed off on as safe and effective — are available to be prescribed. Under what conditions? Stay tuned,” he said.
When asked if the department is taking the position that because the pills are approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, any doctor in the country can prescribe them, Becerra said he couldn’t be precise.
“Those medications that may be classified as medication abortion that have received FDA’s approval as safe and effective are therefore available for prescription. What I won’t do in answering your question is tell you what precisely that means,” he said, adding, “We’re going to stay within the confines of the law, even though it’s a law that I personally believe jeopardizes the health of women, we will stay within the confines of the law.”

HHS considers transportation assistance

Becerra emphasized that HHS is examining “every option” in addressing abortion access, including transportation assistance to people traveling out-of-state to receive an abortion.
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He was pressed on whether his department is considering facilitating travel for women who cannot legally obtain abortion in their home state, including through travel vouchers, something Vice President Kamala Harris told CNN was under consideration.

“Once we tell you exactly what we believe we are able to do and have the money to do, we will let you know. But until then, what I can simply say to you is that every option is on the table,” Becerra said.
Becerra first brought up the possibility of transportation at Aspen Ideas: Health on Saturday, where he said, “We’re looking at everything, including assisting in transportation, something that HHS doesn’t typically do.”

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Terrorists Attack Polio Vaccination Team In Pakistan; Kill 1 Health Worker, 2 Cops

June 28, 2022 by www.news18.com Leave a Comment

Gunmen attacked a polio vaccination team in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday killing a health worker and two policemen — the latest deaths in a dangerous campaign to eradicate the disease.

Pakistan is one of two countries, alongside neighbouring Afghanistan, where polio remains endemic, but where vaccination teams have been targeted by militants.

“Gunmen came on a motorcycle and opened fire on the vaccination team,” senior police offer Ashfaq Anwar told AFP, adding that a child was also wounded by stray bullets.

“The victims died at the scene and the gunmen escaped.”

The attack happened in North Waziristan, a region that borders Afghanistan and which was once a significant refuge for Afghan and Pakistan Taliban militants.

Shahid Ali Khan, a senior government official in the district, confirmed the incident.

Scores of polio workers and security officials guarding them have been killed in militant attacks since 2012.

Militancy in the border regions of Pakistan has been on the rise since the Afghan Taliban took back power last year in Afghanistan, with security officials often the target.

Efforts to eradicate polio have been hampered by conspiracy theories spread by the radical religious right, which claim vaccination programmes are part of a Western plot to sterilise Muslims or that vaccines contain pig fat and are therefore banned by Muslims.

Islamist opposition to all forms of inoculation grew after the CIA organised a fake vaccination drive to help track down Al Qaeda’s former leader Osama Bin Laden in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad.

Pakistan launched its latest vaccination drive on Monday, aiming to inoculate more than 12.6 million children.

In April, Pakistan reported the first case of the debilitating neurodegenerative disease in 15 months.

Since then, 11 polio cases have been reported — all from the same ultra-conservative district where many villagers are against the vaccines.

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