Diabetes has been ranked as one among the top killer diseases of modern times. What is more surprising about the condition is for it being ranked as deadlier in comparison to diseases like aids and cancer, despite the fact that it is more manageable than the rest of them that is in the list.
What is the Rarest Blood Type The rarest blood type is actually Rh-null, which is the lack of antigens in the Rh system. Less than 1 in 1,000 people have this blood type. However, individuals of this type can donate blood to just about every blood type. Before we proceed to understanding more about Rh-null being … Continue reading “10 Factors Behind the Rarest Blood Type”
The Niacin (nicotinic acid) is also called vitamin B3 and has 2 other forms: inositol hexanicotinate and niacinamide (nicotinamide) which have diverse effects from niacin.
We have heard about stem cell transplants but most of us are not sure what exactly is it, and when should we go for it. Stem cells are basically early primitive undifferentiated cells that can grow into differentiated cell lines under controlled conditions.
The Rhesus factor, specifically rhesus negative, has been a topic of interest for discussions in medical science for a long time. Below are some of the interesting facts you may want to know about Rh negative blood type. Rh Negative Blood Type 1. The Rh negative blood type is not a ‘mutation’. Rhesus factor, referred to as the Rh … Continue reading “10 Rh Negative Blood Type Facts”
The blood is pumped from the heart and circulates through the arteries and veins of the body. The blood brings oxygen and nutrients to every cell. It also transports wastes away from these cells.
Blood thinners are medicines used to prevent blood clot formation by hindering coagulation of blood. Unhealthy formation of blood clots may place an individual at risk to serious medical disorders such as heart attack, stroke, and other cardiovascular diseases.
