International Business Times, India Edition |
Does brain shut down immediately after death? Some cellular changes may be reversible, finds study
International Business Times, India Edition Brain cells may function even five minutes after the heart stops. Researchers believe if circulation resumes then it's very likely that the person will recover. By : Pinaz Kazi. February 28, 2018 16:38 IST. Dead body. Does a dying brain actually mean ... |
Baltimore Sun |
More people getting gender reassignment surgery
Baltimore Sun The number of transgender people getting gender reassignment surgery has increased as more insurers cover the procedures, according to new Johns Hopkins Medicine research. The number of procedures increased nearly four-fold from 2000 to 2014, the ... Gender Confirmation Surgeries Are Rising, And So Is Insurance Coverage: Study Study suggests gender-affirming surgeries are on the rise, along with insurance coverage Genital surgery increases among transgender patients seeking gender-affirming surgeries |
The Independent |
Human brain still active minutes after heart stops beating, new research finds
The Independent Neurologists studying the brains of nine patients as they died have found surprising information about what happens to your brain after it dies. According to the new study, death is marked by a final wave of electrical activity in our brains called ... |
BBC News |
Waist size bigger heart attack risk in women, report says
BBC News Women with bigger waists relative to their hips are at more risk of heart attacks than men of a similar "apple shape", research from the George Institute for Global Health says. The study showed waist-to-hip ratio to be a better heart attack predictor ... Got Belly Fat? The Bigger Heart Disease Risk for Women. Greater waist, hip measurements increase risk for MI in women Larger waist, hips may raise women's heart attack risk |
kfor.com |
Teen initially told he might have the flu finds out he has stage 4 cancer
kfor.com TAMPA, Fla. – Doctors told 16-year-old Hunter Brady in November that his shortness of breath and exhaustion were probably signs of the flu, according to WFTS. It wasn't until a Brady's right lung collapsed a few weeks later and he was rushed to the ... Florida Teen's Flu Symptoms Turned Out To Be Stage 4 Cancer |