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Darwin Malicdem

  • Content Editor, EY
Manila
As seen in: EY, Medical Daily, International Business Times Australia
Former news reporter at International Business Times Australia. Former managing editor and news writer at Health Aim.
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Novel, Experimental Pencil Draws Bioelectronics To Be Placed On Skin

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By Darwin Malicdem
| Medical Daily Verified
Using wearable devices to monitor health issues may soon be as easy as writing on paper. Researchers at the University of Missouri have developed a new pencil that could be used to draw temporary bioelectronics to be placed on human skin. This "tattoo" could make health monitoring easier and more convenient. The research is not yet developed for use, but such a device could be promising.
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COVID-19 More Likely To Seriously Affect People With High Blood Sugar, Study Warns Original

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By Darwin Malicdem
| Medical Daily Verified
A new study suggests that hospitals should check the blood sugar levels of patients with COVID-19 to increase their chances of surviving the disease. Researchers in China have found that people with hyperglycemia are two times more likely to die from a coronavirus infection or develop serious complications. The new study, published in the journal Diabetologia, shows a link between abnormally high blood sugar and poor outcomes in COVID-19 patients.
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With Covid-19, a Hoax Is a Serious Matter

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By Darwin Malicdem
| Medical Daily Verified
Ah, if it were only true, let alone this simple: drink water every 15 minutes, and tada! The novel coronavirus gets killed by acid in the stomach. Or, for those of us who love a hot bath, make the temperature even hotter so that the body temperature rises and kills the virus. We are sorry, say the medical experts, but these tales of water-related virus killers are just that -- tales. And tall ones at that.
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