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Blood Type Diet: How Does It Work?

And who said it works?

Why Does My Nose Bleed?

Should you panic if your nose bleeds? In most cases you should not worry, but there are exceptions. Let’s look closer at why they happen and how to handle them.

D-Dimer — Why Take It?

Almost everybody learned the name of this test when the Covid-19 pandemic started. Why is it necessary for all patients who had coronavirus to take this test? What other health conditions might require it?

We Are of Different Blood: Facts About Rh Factor

About 15 % of the world's population are Rh-negative, and the remaining 85 % are Rh-positive. The characteristic of Rh-negative has led to much speculation and research. What do we know about it?

Defeating Malaria for Good: Scientists Are Optimistic

Researchers have identified how natural human antibodies can block the entry of malaria parasites into red blood cells. This is a key step towards ending malaria in the world.

Is There Any Danger in Donating Blood?

Despite all the advances of modern science, blood for transfusion can only be obtained from another person. That is why it is so important that the number of donors remains steady. Unfortunately, many people are afraid to donate blood. Do these fears have a real basis?

What Can a Blood Test Tell Us? 4 Important Questions About Biochemistry

In addition to a general blood test, specialists of various directions often recommend taking blood biochemistry tests. Why is this beneficial?

Why Are Cord Blood Stem Cells Stored?

Harvesting and storing cord blood stem cells after birth is not a difficult procedure, but it is very expensive. Why is it done?

How To Properly Treat Scratches and Cuts To Avoid Infection

Accidentally cut yourself with a knife or a splinter? Stepped on a nail or a shell? Did your pet scratch you while playing? Any wound that is not properly cleaned and treated gives bacteria, viruses, and fungi a chance to enter the body, which can lead to a serious infection.

Why Are Blood Tests Taken On an Empty Stomach?

Is it possible that this is just something doctors like to do for no good reason? And why should you fast before taking a blood test?

Apnea Increases Blood Clotting to Dangerous Levels

Moderate and severe obstructive sleep apnea is associated with elevated blood clotting markers, according to a study published in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery.

Iron Man: How Hyperferremia Is Dangerous

A deficiency of iron in your body will lead to anemia. Likewise, too much iron also be a problem. A high ferritin level in your blood signals that all major bodily systems are in danger.