Author: Sony Sherpa MD
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Sony Sherpa MD
Sony Sherpa is a rapidly rising medical doctor from Nepal. With a Medical degree completed at a young age, she is also a valued medical writer and contributor at Gilmore Health. She writes medical articles with impeccable accuracy owing to her vast medical knowledge and thorough research for each article. She completed her degree with multiple scholarships as an outstanding all-rounder student. She is a board-certified Clinical Doctor and currently, she is working as a Medical Officer in the emergency department of a renowned hospital and helps many patients every day.
Mechanical Ventilation Associated with High Fatality Rate
With increasing reports of death in COVID-19 patients on ventilators, many doctors are concerned that, in certain patients, ventilators may be doing more harm than good. This concern shows …
Relationship Between Obesity, Ghrelin and Growth Hormones
Metabolic syndrome is an increasingly common disorder in developed countries, as an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise result in a large number of obese people. Obesity leads to …
Old Human Cells Successfully Rejuvenated Via Stem Cell Technology
According to a study from Stanford University School of Medicine researchers, Old human cells regain their younger more vigorous form when they are stimulated to temporarily express amino acids …
How Are Doctors Treating Low Libido in Women?
As both men and women get older, a decrease in sex drive is a common issue in both genders. For men, the use of drugs such as , testosterone …Mental Stress May Be the Reason Behind Your Fever
Conditions related to mental health such as anxiety and depression can negatively alter normal physiological reactions, even resulting in fever. Scientists have discovered a neural pathway that prompts a …Chloroquine: Man’s Death from Ingesting Fish Tank Cleaner Cautions Against Self Medicating
A couple from Phoenix have overdosed on Chloroquine phosphate, which is a chemical used primarily for cleaning fish tanks. Both the couple were in their 60s. The husband has …Blood Transfusion From COVID-19 Survivors May Save Critically Ill Patients
As of now, there are more than 350,000 confirmed cases of Coronavirus worldwide out of which 100,600 cases have already recovered completely. The human body is able to fight …Anti-HIV Drugs Found Ineffective Against Coronavirus
Many hospitals have reportedly seen improvement with the use of HIV drugs in patients with coronavirus. As many such reports surfaced, doctors in Wuhan, China, conducted a study to …