Author: Dr. Tampiwa Chebani MBBS BMedSc
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Dr. Tampiwa Chebani MBBS BMedSc
Dr. Chebani is a versatile and experienced professional with a passion for health education, health research, data science, and lifestyle medicine. Tampiwa graduated from the University of Melbourne Medical school with degrees in Medicine, surgery, and Medical science. His background in Health Education and Clinical Medicine makes him a skillful communicator capable of distilling difficult medical concepts so that they can be understood by the general public. His work involves teaching, clinical practice and is a frequent speaker at wellness events in his capacity as a Corporate Wellness Director for Health First, a health promotion and Education organization.
Metformin Activates Tumor-Fighting T Cells in Mice, Suggesting Potential Role in Cancer Immunotherapy
Key Takeaways Metformin boosted CD8+ T cell activity in mice by increasing mitochondrial ROS and promoting immune cell growth. The anti-tumor effect wasn’t due to apoptosis, but to immune …New Study Suggests Bacterial Vaginosis May Be Sexually Transmitted, Partner Treatment Reduces Recurrence
Key Takeaways: Partner Treatment Reduces Recurrence – Women whose male partners were treated had a 35% recurrence rate vs. 63% when only the woman was treated. BV May Be …Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Alzheimer’s: Porphyromonas gingivalis May Accelerate Cognitive Decline
Key Takeaways Porphyromonas gingivalis (Pg), a bacteria from gum disease, has been found in Alzheimer’s patients’ brains, possibly contributing to plaque buildup. Studies show that Alzheimer’s patients with periodontitis, …Brake Dust Poses Greater Risk to Lung Health Than Diesel Exhaust by Triggering Higher Inflammation and Cellular Damage, Study Finds
Key Takeaways: Brake dust is more harmful to lung cells than diesel exhaust as it increases oxidative stress and inflammation. Brake pads containing copper cause the highest cellular damage, …