Medha Baranwal is an Editor for Medical Dialogues, a national publication in India. With a focus on medical research and healthcare news, Medha covers a wide range of topics including the latest studies, treatment breakthroughs, and expert recommendations in the field of medicine. Her articles provide valuable insights for healthcare professionals and the general public alike.
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By: Medha Baranwal, Kamal Kant Kohli
China: A recent study utilizing cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging has provided significant insights into the subclinical left
By: Medha Baranwal, Kamal Kant Kohli
China: A recent study revealed a potential association between the ratio of red blood cell distribution width (RDW) to albumin level and mortality risk.
By: Kamal Kant Kohli, Medha Baranwal
Switzerland: A recent study has found favorable long-term survival and reduced risk of valve dysfunction in patients undergoing TAVR with elevated pre-procedural CRP levels.
By: Kamal Kant Kohli, Medha Baranwal
New Delhi: Hypertension is significantly associated with ischemic stroke, a recent study has revealed. Smoking and alcohol abuse were common risk factors for ischemic stroke in young Indian adults.
By: Kamal Kant Kohli, Medha Baranwal
UK: In a groundbreaking advancement in surgical techniques, a randomized controlled trial has introduced the concept of Surgical Evacuation with Intraoperative Ultrasound (SEE U), showcasing promising results in enhancing surgical outcomes and patient safety.
By: Medha Baranwal
In a significant advancement in the treatment of endometriosis, preliminary findings from an ongo
By: Kamal Kant Kohli, Medha Baranwal
USA: Tympanostomy tubes, commonly known as ear tubes, are a standard treatment for children with recurrent ear infections or persistent fluid buildup in the middle ear. However, the longevity and necessity for replacing these tubes vary among patients. A recent study has shed light on the risk factors influencing the need for tube replacement after surgical removal, aiming to enhance understanding and management in pediatric ear care.
By: Medha Baranwal
The risk of disease activity in multiple sclerosis (MS) can be affected by vitamin D levels befor
By: Medha Baranwal, Kamal Kant Kohli
South Korea: Using a combination of mammography and supplemental ultrasound (US) provides superior outcomes compared to relying solely on artificial
By: Kamal Kant Kohli, Medha Baranwal
China: A recent study published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth has revealed a higher diagnostic value of the D-dimer to fibrinogen ratio (DFR) than the D-dimer for postpartum women with suspected pulmonary embolism.
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