Author: Sony Sherpa MD
About The Author
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.
Anti-Aging: A New Way to Repair Age Related DNA Damage Discovered
Scientists from the University of Sheffield and Oxford recently discovered a new tech to repair DNA damage that was responsible for aging and other more serious conditions such as …
Coronavirus Pandemic: Is Global Shutdown Crucial or an Exaggerated Response?
As global transportation comes to a halt, so has the global economy. With trillions of dollars lost in a few months owing to the Coronavirus, many have voiced their …Barth Syndrome: Gene Therapy Offers Hope, But Challenges Remain for Rare Genetic Disorder
Key Takeaways: Barth syndrome, a rare X-linked disorder affecting males, causes heart defects, muscle weakness, and immune issues due to mutations in the TAZ gene. Boston researchers successfully reversed …
Diabetes Explained: A Complete Guide to Types, Symptoms, Treatments, and Prevention (With Quick-Reference Tables & FAQs)
What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a chronic disease resulting in high blood glucose due to decreased insulin synthesis or reduced sensitivity to insulin. The prevalence rate of diabetes has …
Study Finds Link Between Air Pollution and Gastrointestinal Disorders
According to research published by the University of Colorado, Air pollution can negatively impact colon health. By altering normal gut flora, polluted air can result in chronic gastrointestinal diseases …
Research Indicates Indoor Sports Athletes May Have Weaker Bones
Vitamin D is found in very few dietary sources, such as the flesh of fatty fish. The major source of Vitamin D is via the synthesis of cholecalciferol in …