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Health 2 Know - February 2010

In most of the time, people didn’t seem to care too much about the air pollution. Some of them even thought that it’s necessary, as it’s one of the ways to bring a country to wellness!

Well, maybe this new study is going to shed some light to the people and rise up their awareness about air pollution! According to the new study, which is published in the August 2009 edition of Pediatrics, the researchers have discovered that there’s a strong relationship between the increased urban air pollution and decreased IQ amongst children.

In the report, they’ve listed out that the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) is the main cause of why many children in the urban area have a lower IQ than those who living in Suburban or rural area!


PAHs are the chemicals released into the air, due to the burning of non-renewable resources.
A series of tests have been carried out in New York City, Washington D.C. and Harlem. The result is quite shocking, as 140 out of 249 children who took the tests have been exposed to the high PAH in a very long period, were found to have 4.31 - 4.67 fewer IQ than those who have a low level exposure to the PAHs!

Don’t be panicked, as there’s a solution for this problem. All you have to do is practice a healthy lifestyle, such as drink green tea daily; choose the foods that free from any GMO stuffs and exercise regularly. By performing these methods on your children, they’ll be safe from the ravage of PAHs!
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Alzheimer’s disease, or it normally known as “Dementia”, has been recognized as one of the main killing diseases in 21st century. When you’re getting the Alzheimer’s disease, your memory is rapidly decrement day after day, until you’re finally forgot everything, including your loved ones, your name, your job and even your life!

However, there’s a good news from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, where a group of researchers have discovered a compound named “NIC5-15”. It can be used to stabilize cognitive performance in patients.




According to the early experiment outcomes, the NIC5-15 is a safe and effective natural compound, which has no side effect on the Alzheimer’s disease patient. The reason why NIC5-15 is used, as it has a waxy substance that accumulates between brain cells and impacts cognitive function!

In U.S.A., there are more than 10 million Americans who being affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Maybe, this new and natural compound can help to slow down the memory losing process!
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In the past, when you’re undergoing the heart surgery, you might have a higher chance of having “Table Death”. However, this has became the past, as the success rate of heart related diseases have been improving a lot, especially in these few years.

Based on the latest statistic from the UK, the study shown that there are moe elderly high-risk patients were being treated right now and have a better surviving rate.

PS: For those who have Haemophobia (Fear of blood), please don't view this picture. If you still insist to look on it, then watch it at your own risk!



Below here is the statistic, which is based on analysis of more than 400,000 operations by the UK’s Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery:

• Coronary artery bypass surgery alone:
2001: 2.3%
2008: 1.5%

• All coronary artery bypass surgery:
2001: 2.6%
2008: 1.7%

• Heart valve surgery alone:
2001: 5.2%
2008: 3.5%

• Combined valve and coronary artery bypass surgery:
2001: 8.3%
2008: 6.1%

Believe it or not, one in five coronary artery bypass patients are basically over 75-year-old, and they’re having a higher rate of surviving, after the surgery!

An applaud to all the cardiac surgeons, as you all have made a huge improvement over the past seven years!
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