The liver, the largest internal organ with multifaceted functions is at the forefront of numerous global health concerns. From rising rates of liver diseases to challenges in access to treatment and preventive measures, the current landscape presents a complex tapestry of issues affecting liver health worldwide. In this article, we delve into the prevailing global health concerns surrounding the liver,…
ABSTRACT Plants are the primary natural remedies that have been used for centuries to treat a variety of human illnesses, including infections. Seeds, leaves, and roots are edible, with distinct flavors and applications. Meanwhile, in C. sativum, they are well-known for producing biologically active compounds and have contributed to drug discovery efforts. This is a popular medicinal plant in India,…
ABSTRACT Cinnamon belongs to the family Lauraceae. It is obtained from the inner bark of trees in the genus Cinnamomum. The composition of cinnamon and its bioactive compounds differ according to the cinnamon species parts (fruits, leaves, twigs, and bark) and various extraction and purification methods. Since cinnamon has been used as a flavour additive for decades, it has several…
Abstract Schmidt’s syndrome is also known as Autoimmune polyglandular syndrome type2. The clinical triad consists of autoimmune hypothyroidism, type 1 diabetes, and Addison’s disease. Autoimmune hypothyroidism is a condition where the body’s immune system antibodies attack the thyroid. Addison’s disease is a condition where adrenal glands can not produce enough aldosterone and cortisol hormones. Type 1 diabetes is a condition…
Abstract Epidermolysis A rare group of illnesses known as bullosa are genetically inherited and are defined by the development of mucocutaneous blisters followed by minor trauma. At least 20 distinct genes have mutations that lead to the disease. These disorders are not managed in the same way. The only objective of modern therapy is the control of pain and wounds….
Abstract Crest syndrome is a less severe type of scleroderma also termed as limited scleroderma. It is a disorder of connective tissue and an autoimmune disorder. The term Crest is an acronym which indicates five main clinical features of the disease. This syndrome affects different systems or parts of the body and the clinical features felt by the patient depend…
Abstract Serotonin plays an important role in humans. Serotonin plays an important role in neurotransmission and is also considered as a hormone. The hormone has a really great role in mood, emotion, appetite and digestion. Like humans, serotonin is also having an important role in dogs too. But its deficiency in both that is in humans as well as in…
If you still believe that cervical cancer can be familiar, it’s high time you think about these myths! Cancer is no longer a new term in our society; it can become as common as jaundice or maybe even more. Among the many varieties of them, cervical cancer is very common in women of reproductive age. Women in the age 35…
Stress is a response to emotional or physical pressure. This can make you feel angry, frustrated or upset and can also cause many unusual thoughts in your mind. During stress, our body releases free radicals causing many diseases. Anxiety is one of the reactions to stress. It is a severe stage of stress that is caused by a persistent mental…
Introduction Trimethylaminuria or commonly known as Fish Odour Syndrome is a metabolic disorder which is inherited and it creates a nasty, offensive body odor which resembles a rotting fish. This happens when a protein called trimethylamine(TMA) in our urine, sweat and breath gets excreted in excess. It is also known as fish malodor syndrome. This happens due to the lack…