
AI-generated summary
Symptoms of blood cancer in the early stages are often nonspecific.
Symptoms of blood cancer can easily be confused with overwork and the effects of stress. Doctor Chun Tang warned about this in an interview with Surrey Live.
The specialist noted that people most often ignore symptoms that seem minor and temporary to them. This could include night sweats, itchy skin, headaches, or bruises that appear for no reason. The disease may also cause frequent dizziness, unusual bleeding, shortness of breath, and pale skin. “Sometimes with blood cancer, a person just feels like something is wrong and it’s dangerous,” Tang warned.
The doctor urged not to ignore such symptoms if they persist for a long time and gradually increase. She stressed that blaming unusual changes on age or a busy schedule can be dangerous. The specialist also advised not to try to improve your well-being on your own with the help of nutritional supplements.

A study from the University of Glasgow found that every hour of continuous sitting increases the risk of dying from cancer by 9%. Regular breaks and replacing sitting with light activity, on the contrary, significantly reduce the likelihood of developing and dying from cancer.

In Kaliningrad kindergarten No. 76, 12 cases of salmonellosis were detected among pupils. Nine children are in an infectious diseases hospital; the kindergarten’s work has been temporarily suspended to conduct an epidemiological investigation.

The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation canceled the registration of the drugs Signifor and Zeposia at the initiative of the manufacturers. "Zeposia" for the treatment of multiple sclerosis remains without analogues in the Russian Federation; there are alternatives for "Signifor".

Cardiologist Valentina Baidina from St. Petersburg said that the main cause of early strokes in people under 40 years of age is hypertension, caused by chronic stress, high pace of life in a metropolis and bad habits.

A study presented at the ERS Congress in Barcelona found that semaglutide was associated with a 40% reduction in asthma attacks and a 20% reduction in COPD exacerbations in patients with diabetes, which may be due to the drug's anti-inflammatory properties.

A four-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a drone attack on Rostov-on-Don on August 29 was successfully operated on at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital in Moscow. The child's condition is assessed as stable.