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Trump Says He 'Psychologically' Needs Daily Aspirin as Doctors Recommend He Switch to a Lower Dose

Donald Trump said he takes aspirin daily because he feels he needs it psychologically, while acknowledging that doctors have reportedly advised him to switch to a lower dose.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Donald Trump High-Dose Aspirin Claims: Experts Examine Risks and National Drug Code Identifiers

Donald Trump's unexplained '386' aspirin remark renews scrutiny of his documented daily regimen and the medical guidance around aspirin use.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

Ben Meiselas Stunned After Donald Trump Is Spotted 'Slumped Over' and 'Struggling To Walk Around'

Donald Trump health scrutiny resurfaced after Ben Meiselas said the president looked 'slumped over' following an Ohio midterm rally.

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

7 Warning Signs That Separate Dengue From Influenza

A sudden fever, headache and body pain can look like a routine viral infection. But sometimes, those same symptoms can point todengue fever, especially in areas where mosquito-borne infections are common. Influenza can also cause sudden fever, body aches and fatigue, making the two illnesses easy to confuse in the…

MyLifeXP · Sep 25

Trump's Bruised Hand Draws Attention at Irish Open After He Cited 'Big Aspirin' Use

Photographs of Donald Trump at the Irish Open showed makeup and discolouration on his hand, renewing attention on bruising previously attributed by his physician to aspirin and handshaking.

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

Trump's Bruised Hand Reappears in North Carolina After White House Previously Blamed Aspirin

Donald Trump was photographed with fresh bruising on his left hand in North Carolina after the White House linked earlier marks to aspirin use.

International Business Times UK · Sep 17

Snakebite First Aid in India: Why a Tourniquet Actually Makes the Venom Spread Faster

The Mistake That Kills Before the Hospital DoesA tourniquet tied above a snakebite does not trap venom at the wound. The lymphatic system, not the bloodstream, carries most snake venom in the first minutes after a bite. A tight band does nothing to lymphatic flow. What it does do is…

Times Life · Sep 6

6 Stroke Warning Signs That Define the Golden Hour and What to Do in the First Minute

Sign 1: Sudden Weakness or Paralysis on One SideOne arm drops without warning. One leg gives out mid-step. This unilateral weakness, affecting the face, arm, or leg on a single side of the body, is the most reported first symptom of ischemic stroke. The brain's motor cortex controls the opposite…

Times Life · Sep 4

Omega 3 and Low Dose Aspirin Matched Antibiotics for Severe Gum Disease in a Year Long Trial

In a 109 patient trial, omega 3 plus low dose aspirin matched antibiotics for severe gum disease, with 57.7 percent versus 58 percent hitting the goal.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

6 Places Indians Store Medicines That Quietly Destroy Potency Long Before Expiry

The Kitchen Counter or Shelf Above the StoveA 2019 study published in the journal Medicina found that paracetamol tablets stored at 40°C lost measurable potency within weeks, still well within their printed shelf life. The average Indian kitchen, with a gas stove running twice a day, routinely hits that temperature.…

Times Life · Sep 3