Insidermedicine in 60 - July 19, 2007

19th July 2007 (Insider Medicine) from Montreal, car seats may be a risk factor for sudden infant death syndrome. Researchers found that for children under 1 month, sleeping in a sitting position raised the risk of SIDS by four times. So if you're a young baby to be really careful, limiting their time in the car seat and pay extra attention on long car trips. From Galveston, diabetic man is in critical condition after acquiring an infection while swimming in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. He wasSwimming with open sores and was with a flesh-eating bacteria, which now has spread to his infected blood. So be careful about swimming with open wounds, especially if you have a weak immune system. Of Missouri, Co-rumination, or excessively talking about your problems with others may not be good for your health. Researchers found that excessive talking about his problems, the risk of depression and anxiety in young girls. And finally, not from London, Linus Sorry, but vitamin CProtection against colds. A review of 30 newspapers, which included over 11,000 participants, showed that vitamin C reduced colds by only 4%. But for those who live in a hard or very cold place, and where more than 200 mg may lower the risk by almost 50%. For insiders in Medicine 60, I'm Dr. Sanjay Sharma.



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