Taayoo Murray

1 month ago | liverdiseasenews.com | Margarida Maia |Jacob Harney |Taayoo Murray |Steve Bryson

Among second-line treatments for primary biliary cholangitis (PBC), Iqirvo (elafibranor) may work better than Livdelzi (seladelpar) at reducing markers of liver damage, while Livdelzi may be the most effective at reducing itching. Ocaliva (obeticholic acid), which was pulled from the European Union (EU) market and turned down for full approval in the U.S., also reduced markers of liver damage but was linked to new-onset itching and serious side effects.

2 months ago | babygaga.com | Taayoo Murray

Feeding your baby is a task that starts at birth and goes on right until they leave your home. Your major responsibility is choosing the right food that is healthy and safe. As your baby grows and develops, you will add different foods and need different tools to feed them that can help foster their development while falling in love with trying new foods. But not all feeding tools are made the same, and some make feeding babies and toddlers so much easier for the parents, and that's a big bonus.

2 months ago | babygaga.com | Taayoo Murray

Pregnancy is a joyous time for most families. The anticipation of becoming new parents and growing a family brings feelings of love and joy. But in addition to these feelings of joy, pregnancy also brings with it a fair share of inconveniences. A growing belly and weight gain impact muscles and joints, causing aches and pains. Massaging the affected areas is a great way to alleviate these aches and pains.

2 months ago | essence.com | Taayoo Murray

A study by the American Stroke Association surveyed 1,900 people, receiving 600 responses, to assess public awareness of stroke symptoms. The findings revealed that 80% of the public recognizes the “FAST” campaign—Face, Arm, Speech, and Time to call 911—but that it only identifies 80% of stroke types. The “BE-FAST” campaign, which adds Balance and Eye symptoms, was less well-known but led to better recall of symptoms.

2 months ago | amsterdamnews.com | Taayoo Murray

R. Scott Turner, professor of neurology and director of Memory Disorder Center at Georgetown University Hospital, points to PET scan results that are part of study onf Alzheimer’s disease.