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.
Scientists Develop an Atlas Mapping Bacteria and Metabolites Linked to Cardiovascular Disease Risk
In new work that adds to the growing knowledge of precision heart care, a research team has developed a new atlas of the gut microbiome that highlights the bacteria …Technique Helps C-Section Babies Get Missing Beneficial Bacteria
It is well known that babies born through Cesarean sections have fewer beneficial bacteria, compared to vaginal births. Researchers are now reporting that one technique could help restore the …Low Taurine Levels May Cause You To Age Faster Study Shows
It is well known that the levels of certain key substances in the body drop as people age. New research shows that one such substance, taurine, may be critical …
Functional Neuroimaging Reveals Distinctive Brain Connectivity Patterns as Potential Predictive Markers for Suicide Risk
In a remarkable stride towards understanding the enigmatic realm of suicide risk, researchers from Boston University (UB) have illuminated a captivating breakthrough. Published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, …Transthyretin Cardiac Amyloidosis: Deadly ‘Irreversible’ Heart Condition Can Be Defeated, Study Shows
New findings by University College London (UCL) researchers show that a heart condition that was until now deemed irreversible could be effectively contained. The team in this new study …
Craniotomy Significantly Improves Survival in Children with Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
Key Takeaways Children with drug-resistant epilepsy who underwent craniotomy had a 98.45% 10-year survival rate, surpassing medication (89.27%) and nerve stimulation (92.65%). Craniotomy may be safe even for infants …
The Influence of Psychological Distress and Fatigue after 45 Years of Age on Dementia Risk
Signs of psychological stress, such as distress or exhaustion, may be associated with an increased risk of dementia, according to a Finnish study. There is currently no cure for …