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February 7, 2023
“Wildlife” reveals the secret of the appearance of baboons in Riyadh • Al Marsad Newspaper
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The National Center for Wildlife Development revealed the secret of the emergence of baboons in some locations in Riyadh.
The center indicated that the emergence of baboons is due to the acquisition of young monkeys of this type, and then disposal of them when they grow up.
And he explained that releasing baboons outside the urban range leads to the formation of outposts in areas that are not within its geographical extension.
It is worth noting that the National Center for Wildlife Development reported that 40,000 baboons have been monitored in the Kingdom, and a plan has been implemented to remove them from residential areas.
From this year, the ‘bone density value’ listed in the health checkup results… How much should it be normal?
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
No matter what disease you have, it is important to know exactly what your current condition is. This is because it can determine the direction of treatment in the future. The same goes for osteoporosis. However, not many people who have undergone related tests know their own BMD levels. What is the reason?
Bone density testing is the most commonly used test for diagnosing osteoporosisㅣSource: Getty Image Bank
Bone Mineral Density (BMD)
A bone density test is a test that uses radiation to measure the bone density of a specific part of the body and then quantifies the result. The test result is expressed as a number, which is called a bone density score (T-score). When 0 is set as a normal value, the higher the negative number, the lower the bone density and the more severe the osteoporosis.
A T score of -1 to -2.5 is defined as osteopenia, and -2.5 or less as osteoporosis. A T score of -1 represents a 10% decrease in BMD compared to healthy young adults, and -2.5 represents a 25% decrease.
Bone mineral density can also be expressed as a Z score, which is a value showing the difference from the average bone density of adults of the same age. Typically, children, adolescents, premenopausal women, and men younger than 50 years of age are diagnosed using the Z score.
“Revision of the form for notification of results of health check-up and bone density test”
Starting this year, the measurement site and bone density score (T-score) will be written in the bone density test result of the health checkup result notification. Previously, only normal and abnormal conditions were indicated in the bone density test result part. However, from this year, it will provide bone density scores and measurement sites so that patients and medical staff can directly identify the severity of osteoporosis and take action.
The measurement site was changed to select one of ▲hip joint ▲lumbar spine ▲other. Wrist fractures are common in people in their 50s, but the incidence of hip and lumbar spine fractures increases with age. The reason for describing the measurement site is that the rate of degeneration differs depending on the site. As a result of the bone density test, even if it corresponds to osteopenia, the spine side is close to osteoporosis, and the femur side is often osteopenia.
The addition of bone density scores is also expected to be of great help in the treatment of osteoporosis. If the BMD score is shown, redundant testing can be prevented, and it can be used as a reference for drug prescription and secondary treatment through follow-up treatment. This increases the effectiveness of the bone density test results.
“Remarkably low treatment rate following diagnosis of osteoporosis”
Even if osteoporosis is diagnosed, proper drug treatment can prevent further worsening of symptoms or the occurrence of fractures that endanger life. However, according to the ‘Osteoporosis Fact Sheet’ published by the Korean Society of Bone Metabolism in 2019, 4 out of 10 osteoporosis patients do not use medical services. Even 7 out of 10 female patients and 8 out of 10 male patients did not receive drug treatment.
Osteoporosis medications include oral medications and injections. Oral medications should be taken on an empty stomach for at least 30 minutes following taking once a week or once a month. Injectables need to visit the hospital every time or inject themselves every day. Experts say that no matter how much hassle you have, you should continue to treat osteoporosis. This is because osteoporosis can break bones even with a small impact, and once a fracture occurs, the fatality rate rises rapidly.
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“Ask forgiveness for everything”: Irina Bezrukova knelt before her ex-husband
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Julia Raevskaya
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Irina Bezrukova. Photo: Boris Kudryavov
It’s no secret that the personal life of actress Irina Bezrukova is full of drama. From some blows of fate, the star of theater and cinema cannot still recover.
At social events, the 57-year-old celebrity always smiles, willingly entering into a conversation with colleagues and journalists. In her free time, Irina travels and does what she loves. She is not burdened with family concerns, since the artist is in no hurry to marry for the third time.
Many fans of Bezrukova are sure that the actress was never able to recover from the premature death of her only son and the departure of her husband Sergei. Maybe people are right regarding a lot of things. In the studio of the Secret for a Million program, Irina might not hold back her tears, recalling the events of the past. As you know, the heir of the actress Andrey, born in marriage to Igor Livanov, died at the age of 25 as a result of a strong blow to his head during a fall in the bathroom. At that moment, Irina was on tour.
“The place where he had previously been lying was still washed out on the bed,” the actress noted the moment she got into the apartment following the news of her son’s death.
Bezrukova, who burst into tears in the Secret to a Million studio, admitted that she did not remember how she experienced the tragedy. But in the memory of the star forever remained the memory that at some point she simply did not want to live – Irina did not see the point in this. Around the same time, Bezrukova decided to ask for forgiveness from her ex-husband. She even knelt before Igor Livanov. “Looking into his eyes, I apologized for everything,” admitted the celebrity.
As if Irina was not enough, soon following the death of her son, she also lost her husband. After 15 years of marriage, Sergei Bezrukov decided to leave his wife. In addition, the artist managed to have an affair with director Anna Mathison. One can only guess how hard it really was for Irina, because she dreamed of spending her whole life next to Sergey. And he dreamed of children.