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Cardiovascular diseases on the rise among young citizens post-COVID-19

Lifestyle Interventions or Medication for Type 2 Diabetes?

Data show that lifestyle modifications can help patients with diabetes lose weight and achieve remission. But experts question whether lifestyle modifications affect cardiovascular and renal events.

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COVID-19 Vaccination: The Barriers to Achieving Global Herd Immunity

The writer is Professor of Medicine, Endocrinology & Nutrition, Director CardioMetabolic Institute, USA COVID-19 vaccinations are key to overcoming the pandemic, says the World Health Organizations (WHO). The UN agency has approved the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine for emergency use, which is a prerequisite for inclusion in the global vaccine solidarity initiative, COVAX. Credit: Unsplash/Ivan Diaz via UN News NEW JERSEY, USA, May 17 2021 (IPS) - The global community is conducting a rapid vaccination program against the SARS.Cov-2 virus, using several vaccines, authorised for emergency use. To date, the percentages of adults vaccinated vary between less than 2% to over 90% in different countries.

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High-Dose Vitamin D Supplements Significantly Reduce ICU Admissions & COVID-19 Deaths

The writer is Professor of Medicine, Endocrinology & Nutrition, Director CardioMetabolic Institute, USA UN Secretary-General António Guterres (right) speaks with Yeashea Braddock, Operations Manager at the Morris High School vaccination site, after getting his second vaccine shot against COVID-19 at that High School in the Bronx, New York. Credit: UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe NEW JERSEY, USA, May 6 2021 (IPS) - There is considerable evidence that vitamin D reduces the risk and severity of COVID-19 (Mercola 2020 ; Wimalawansa, 2020). More than 50 clinical studies have published confirming that high doses of vitamin D administered early in persons with COVID-19 significantly reduce complications and the need for ICU admissions.

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