WHO has developed interim rapid response guidance for the clinical management and infection prevention and control of monkeypox for health care and community settings. Details: ow.ly/18wR50JuOlS

7 ways to reduce stress in the age of #COVID19.

It’s International Mens Health Week, the top three Healy related issues that men face are prostate cancer, diabetes and heart diseases. Data: ow.ly/rTna50Jwqis

Analyses of four data sources did not indicate recent increases in hepatitis-associated emergency department visits or hospitalizations, liver transplants, or adenovirus types 40/41 percent positivity among U.S children as a pre and post covi Details: ow.ly/mI7250JxtT8

Inflammation is the major cause of autoimmune diseases like Alzheimer’, allergies, type-2 diabetes. You can get tested for inflammatory markers to prevent progression of such conditions. Details: ow.ly/pMBr50Jyt2b

To slow bone breakdown, many doctors first turn to one particular class of drugs. If someone has a very low T-score, doctors typically start with the bisphosphonates. Source: ow.ly/kngq50JytGF

SCD affects approximately 100,000 Americans. The most affected group is African-Americans. About 1 in 13 Black or African-American babies is born with sickle cell trait (SCT). Source: ow.ly/iOlt50JzzFL

It’s called monkeypox because scientists in Denmark saw its manifestation in monkeys first. But it’s the rodents that we need to worry about in terms of actual transmission Details: ow.ly/Ve1M50JATsx

More than two years into the coronavirus pandemic, familiar viruses are acting in unfamiliar ways. Details: ow.ly/ClhU50JB58e

In a June 13 announcement, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the use of the Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor baricitinib as a treatment for severe alopecia areata, a disfiguring skin disease. Details: ow.ly/H5jW50JB4U6

The U.S. on Saturday opened COVID-19 to infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Details: ow.ly/CF8v50JBXam

When you participate in diabetes self-management education and support (DSMES) services, you’ll learn personalized strategies to manage your diabetes, including taking medicines, planning healthy meals, and being active. Details: cdc.gov/diabetes/dsmes…

June is ‘Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month’. More than 55 million people worldwide live with Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia. Details: ow.ly/Pgsy50JF1hW

Even as omicron’s subvariants fuel yet another surge in COVID-19 infections, data show that booster doses have helped avert hospitalizations and severe disease among those who received them. Source: ow.ly/VVTh50JF2Yq

A significant proportion of the population has weakened immune. These individuals are unable to ward off disease as effectively, and their responses to vaccines are not as robust. Researchers are set to study vaccine responses in vulnerable groups. Link: ow.ly/FLLe50JHmpl

The #COVID-19 virus is continuously evolving into newer variants and the only way to tackle is to evolve our responses. Link: ow.ly/v8m550JHt7Z

#Monkeypox is slowly but surely on the rise. CDC has released a new set of in-depth guidelines for clinicians so the disease can be easily diagnosed and controlled. Link: ow.ly/cuAY50JHtHn

The British Heart Foundation is calling for urgent action, saying people are consuming ‘far higher levels of salt than they realise’. Excessive salt intake is harmful to the body and contributes to numerous illnesses. Details: ow.ly/A4UF50JIUt8

Dealing with a cough in kids? Here are some tips: Hydration is key! Keep them sipping water or herbal teas. Humidify their room for relief. Elevate their head while sleeping. Honey (for ages 1+) can soothe a cough. Rest is crucial for recovery. #ChildHealth #ParentingTips

🌼 Seasonal allergies acting up again? 😩 Check out these 5 essential tips to help you breeze through allergy season: Monitor pollen levels 🌾 Consult an allergist 🩺 Keep your home allergy-free 🏡 Get tested for medication 💊 Keep up with your vitals 📈 🤧 #AllergyTips