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How to Treat Hot Water Burn Injury?
Hot water burns can happen in an instant, often when we least expect it. Whether it’s from spilling a cup of coffee, touching hot tap water, or cooking in the kitchen, these burns can be painful and frightening. According to a study published in th...
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Most Common Heart Medications: Uses, Types, and Side Effects
Heart medications play a big role in helping people manage different heart conditions and live healthier lives. These medicines work in various ways, such as lowering blood pressure, improving blood flow, or keeping your heartbeat steady. Doctors oft...
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The Science of Drowning: What Happens to the Body Underwater?
Drowning can happen quickly and without warning, turning what starts as a fun swim into a life-threatening situation in seconds. It occurs when water blocks the airway, preventing a person from breathing, and can happen even in shallow water, affecti...
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Broken Heart Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Recovery
Broken Heart Syndrome (takotsubo cardiomyopathy or stress cardiomyopathy) is a sudden heart condition that often happens after a person experiences extreme stress or intense emotions like grief, fear, or shock. It can feel very much like a heart atta...
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How To Treat A Pregnant Woman in Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA)?
Sudden cardiac arrest, or SCA, happens when the heart suddenly stops beating, and blood stops flowing to the body and brain. During SCA, a person can collapse, lose consciousness, and stop breathing almost immediately. While it is rare in pregnant wo...
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How to Perform CPR for Electrocution Victims?
When someone gets electrocuted, it can be scary and overwhelming, but responding quickly can make a huge difference. Electricity can stop the heart, affect breathing, or cause serious injuries in seconds. First, keep yourself safe by ensuring the pow...
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