An early sign of many infections is a fever or an increase in your core temperature that your body uses to help fight pathogens. Researchers have found the no-contact forehead thermometers commonly used to screen for fever in public places are an ineffective and unreliable means of detecting COVID-19.1 Thermoregulation is an important part of… Read More: Temperature Scans Are Unreliable in Detecting COVID »
For most cancer patients, medical tests and examinations don’t end with the completion of therapy, even if their cancer has gone into remission. They will be due for several follow-up appointments, which can include blood tests, imaging tests and other exams as part of a surveillance protocol to detect possible relapse. One of the regular… Read More: SickKids study finds blood tests alone may be effective strategy… »
If you have a history of diabetes in your family, then you will want to be more informed and prepared just in case someone else begins having the symptoms of diabetes. I will give you 5 steps in becoming more prepared in the early detection so you and your family can become more prepared. 1.… Read More: 5 Steps in Detecting Diabetes Early »