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When blood glucose becomes the “invisible killer” in the ICU: The race against time for precise monitoring
In the life-and-death race in the intensive care unit (ICU), blood glucose monitoring may seem ordinary, but it has become a key variable determining the prognosis of patients. Global data shows that for every 2mmol/L increase in blood sugar in critically ill patients, the mortality rate rises by...Learn more + -
Are you a “healthy fat person” or a “metabolically abnormal thin person”? New criteria for diagnosing obesity
When the number on the scale can no longer define “fat people”, the intervention for obesity will also become more scientific. In January 2025, a significant report published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology completely overturned the obesity diagnosis system that had persis...Learn more + -
When Dialysis Meets Hypoglycemia: A Practical Guide to BGM Blood Glucose Management
In the clinical management of maintenance hemodialysis (MHD) patients, hypoglycemia is becoming an “invisible killer” that threatens lives. Data shows that the incidence of hypoglycemia among hemodialysis patients is as high as 40.62%, with diabetic nephropathy patients being particul...Learn more + -
When Red Blood Cells “Lie” : How to Break the Truth Value Dilemma of BGM Detection?
In the sophisticated system of diabetes management, blood glucose monitoring (BGM) serves as the core basis for guiding clinical decisions. However, when the number of red blood cells in the blood fluctuates, this seemingly simple detection process may fall into a “distortion predicament...Learn more + -
From “Abnormal Response” to “Risk Pre-positioning” : The Transformation Path of Perioperative Blood Glucose Monitoring in Non-Endocrinology Departments
Perioperative blood glucose fluctuations are a key factor affecting surgical safety and patient prognosis. Data shows that among non-endocrinology surgical patients, approximately 30% have stress-induced hyperglycemia, with over 60% having no history of diabetes. Uncontrolled hyperglycemia can in...Learn more + -
Blind spots in Diabetes Control during the flu Season: Redefining clinical management strategies for infection-related metabolic toxicity
Diabetes, as a major challenge in the global public health field, has a significantly increased susceptibility to infectious diseases among its patient population due to metabolic homeostasis imbalance. Influenza, as a highly prevalent respiratory infectious disease, not only causes lung inflamma...Learn more + -
Say goodbye to anemia: Sejoy Portable Hemoglobin Analyzer, Fingertip blood collection opens a new era of health detection
Do you often feel inexplicably weak in your busy work? Do you get out of breath more easily than your peers when climbing stairs? These seemingly ordinary physical signals may be pointing to a overlooked health hazard – abnormal hemoglobin. As the core component responsible for transporting...Learn more + -
The transporter in the blood – hemoglobin
1. The basic concept of hemoglobin Hemoglobin (Hb or Hgb for short) is a special protein within red blood cells, composed of globin and heme. It is a key molecule in the human body responsible for transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide, and it is also the main substance that gives blood its red c...Learn more + -
Scientific Understanding of AIDS: Eliminating Discrimination and Building a Healthy Great Wall Together
1. The essence and transmission routes of AIDS AIDS is a serious infectious disease caused by the Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HIV mainly attacks CD4+T lymphocytes in the human immune system. After a large number of these cells are destroyed, the immune function of the 01 human body gradua...Learn more + -
The easily overlooked sign of hidden blood in stool
1. What is fecal occult blood? Fecal occult blood refers to the presence of minute amounts of blood in the stool that cannot be detected by the naked eye. When the amount of bleeding in the digestive tract is small (usually less than 5 milliliters), red blood cells are digested and decomposed, an...Learn more + -
Do you really understand that norovirus is very aggressive?
1. What is norovirus? Norovirus, formerly known as Norwak virus, belongs to the Caliciviridae family and is an unenveloped single-stranded positive-stranded RNA virus. It is the main pathogen causing acute gastroenteritis, featuring strong infectivity, rapid mutation and strong environmental resi...Learn more + -
Typhoid fever is no minor illness! Attach great importance to prevention and treatment, and be cautious of “illness entering through the mouth”
The documentary film “Typhoid Mary” tells the story of Mary Mullen’s life. She was the first healthy carrier of typhoid fever discovered in the United States and was thus called “Typhoid Mary”. He was a chef and as a result, 53 people were infected and 3 died. Althou...Learn more +