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Cancer Diseases: People with Warrior Personalities Have a Higher Survival Probability
The modern medical field is continuously evolving, striving to improve patients’ quality of life and chances of recovery through the development of new drugs and treatment methods. However, research shows that recovery is not solely dependent on physical factors; psychological aspects also play a significant role. The mental state of patients, their willpower, and their attitude toward the illness all influence the healing process. The diagnosis of cancer is a shocking experience for many, triggering various emotional reactions. Each patient experiences this period differently; anxiety, fear, depression, and mood swings are common companions following the diagnosis. These feelings affect not only the patients but also their surroundings, as cancer is…
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Hypothermia: A One-Hour Journey into the Realm of Death
A method of hypothermic resuscitation is one of the most interesting and promising areas of medicine. This technique allows patients to be successfully revived even 40-50 minutes after cardiac arrest. The essence of applying cold temperatures lies in the fact that cooling the body slows down metabolic processes, which means that cells require less oxygen, giving time for the rescue process. Hypothermia is not a new phenomenon, as it has been experimented with in various animal species, such as pigs and mice, since the end of the last century. In humans, the method has been particularly applied in cases of cardiac arrest that occurred under extraordinary circumstances. Natural cooling, which…
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Newborns’ Stroke: Brainwashing Increases Survival Chances
The health status of premature babies has always posed a serious challenge for medicine. These newborns face a particularly high risk of various complications, among which brain hemorrhage is one of the most concerning. This phenomenon not only endangers the lives of newborns but can also lead to long-term health problems that affect the child’s development. The medical community is continuously seeking solutions to improve the survival chances and quality of life for premature infants. Recent research offers promising results centered around a new, innovative technique aimed at reducing the consequences of brain hemorrhage. This method allows for the washing of the babies’ brains with fluid, thereby reducing the extent…
