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Up to 30% of patients with sleep apnea do not meet treatment.

Up to 30% of patients with sleep apnea do not meet treatment. SEPAR organized in 19 hospitals a Respira classroom, in collaboration with Philips Respironics for patients on treatment on the occasion of the world day of sleep and Sleep Apnea. -16 March, world day of the dream -sleep apnea is a chronic condition that can lead to diseases such as hypertension, arrhythmias, stroke, heart disease or type II diabetes untreated, and is responsible for a high rate of traffic accidents, by daytime sleepiness produced by – no treatment medical costs are estimated at United States in $ 3.4 billion a year, while the total impact is much greater due to indirect costs such as loss of productivity, accidents and disability -treatment with CPAP (positive air pressure in the airway) effectively eliminates the symptoms and improves the quality of life of patients; a good education and information to the patient on treatment alternatives, as well as a proper follow-up are keys to improving adherence Spain, April 2012.- (SHAHS) sleep apnea syndrome is characterized by repeated episodes of upper airway obstruction during sleep that causes small shortness and prevents the correct oxigenaciÃ³blood n. As a result, patients suffer from fatigue and daytime sleepiness as well as electrolite serious disorders. It is a relevant due to its high prevalence disease that affects between 4% and 6% of middle-aged men and between...

March was the month somewhat warmer and drier in United Kingdom in nearly 60 years

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London, 2 APR ( EFE).- the past March was the month more warm in the United Kingdom since 1957 and the driest recorded in the country since 1953, said today the British Meteorological Office. A spokesman for the Met Office (weather service) told Efe that it registered a total of 135.3 hours of sunshine during the past month until March 28, which was 40 percent more than experts had anticipated for the period. In addition, during March just rained a 38 per cent of the average for this time of the year, according to these data. The highest temperatures recorded were 23.6 degrees centigrade in the Scottish town of Aboyne, in the County of Aberdeenshire, on 27 March, representing a new record in Scotland during that month. High temperatures reached in the country have motivated that various points in southern England and London may suffer water restrictions until at least next October, due to low levels of rain recorded in the last six months. Because of the severity of the drought currently affecting most of the country, experts believe that rainwater which can fall during the months of spring and summer will not be enough to be able to lift the ban on the use of hoses. Water restrictions were announced last night by water companies and shall enter into force on Thursday. Drought has been caused by low...

ICT can be fundamental to tackle global warming

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Geneva, 2 APR ( EFE).-the information technology and communication ( ICT) can contribute with 87 per cent of the total of the reduction of gas emissions that cause global warming that is needed to prevent a rise in temperatures exceeding 2 degrees Celsius. Thus emerges from the study published today by the international Union for telecommunications (ITU) – an agency technical United Nations-, in which an estimated that by 2020 the emission reduction potential of ICT thanks equals 7.8 gigatons of greenhouse gases. Scientists have shown agreement that requires a total reduction of 9 gigatons to keep global temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius, which could limit the most adverse effects of climate change. The report of the Committee on broadband of ITU, which promotes the expansion of this service, take the example of Germany, where it considered that a quarter of total emissions with the appropriate use of ICT could reduce. To take the case of an emerging great power, points out that an increase of 10 per cent of the penetration of the band broadband in China could mean an increase of 2.5 per cent of their gross domestic product (GDP) at the same time. “Broadband can help transition the world toward a low consumption economy in fossil energy”, the report says, recalling that there is no part in modern life is not affected by the information...

Study: Long term use of hormone increases risk of cancer

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CHICAGO (AP) – long-term use of any kind of hormone to relieve symptoms of menopause can increase the risk of breast cancer in women, said a new study. Had been already established that pills combining estrogen and progestins – the most common type of hormone therapy – can increase the risk of breast cancer. However, women who lack of uterus may take estrogen, considered safe and even slightly beneficial in the possibility of cancer. The new study indicates otherwise, where the pills are consumed by many years. In the research monitored the health of some 60,000 nurses and discovered that the use of any kind of hormones for 10 years or more slightly raises the possibility of developing breast cancer. “There is a continuous increase in risk with longer durations in the use and there seems to be a point of leveling”, said the Director of the study, Dr. Wendy Chen, of Brigham and Women ' s Hospital Boston. Side effects of hormone therapy has been, in the best of cases, confusing, and the absolute risk of developing breast cancer in a woman to take hormone pills it is small. Doctors believe that women should use the lowest possible dose for the shortest possible time. “It is difficult to be surprised at the fact that if you are still taking afternoon or early they raise the risk,” said Dr....

A Russian plane in Siberia crash causes 31 dead

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passengers Moscow (Reuters) – A Russian plane crashed and exploded into flames after takeoff Monday in a Siberian oil-producing region, killing at least 31 of the 43 people who were aboard, according to emergency authorities. Thirteen survivors were pulled out of the remains on fire and taken to a hospital by helicopter, but one died later. Television images showed the plane broken in two in a snowy field. Only the tail and the back of the fuselage were visible. Did not clear immediately what caused the crash of the ATR 72 aircraft of UTair, carrying 39 passengers and four crew. “There is no explanation”, said the director of the regional Office of the Ministry of emergencies, Yuri Alejin, Russian television from the scene of the accident. Alejin added that the black box had found, and added: “Contact was lost with the plane just three minutes after takeoff”. UTair said on its website that the device, a twin-engine turboprop, was attempting to make an emergency landing when crashed 1.5 km of the airport of the city of Tyumen in Western Siberia, when heading to Surgut, an oil city located more to the North in Siberia. At least five survivors were in critical condition, said the State RIA News Agency, quoting officials from a hospital in Tyumen, 1,720 kilometers east of Moscow. Poor air history UTair boasts three ATR-72 aircraft manufactured...

Month: April 2012

Up to 30% of patients with sleep apnea do not meet treatment.

March was the month somewhat warmer and drier in United Kingdom in nearly 60 years

ICT can be fundamental to tackle global warming

Study: Long term use of hormone increases risk of cancer

A Russian plane in Siberia crash causes 31 dead

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