FC Barcelona center back Gerard Pique injured his right knee suffering damage to his MCL and ACL with an expected multiple month absence heading into the remainder of the La Liga season and the Champions League group stage. In this video we’ll review the injury footage and explain the injury that the football star suffered after taking a tackle against Atletico Madrid.

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Dr. Rajesh S. Gokhale, Scientist at National Institute of Immunology and Co-founder of Vyome Biosciences challenges the notion of how chronic diseases should be looked upon and treated. An erudite insight into the cause and cure for such diseases, this talk is sure to give you a new direction as to how you view the medicine world around you. Dr. Gokhale is a scientist at NII and the co-founder of Vyome Biosciences (VYOME), a biopharmaceutical company developing drugs for dermatology care by utilizing genomics knowledge. He was the Director of CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (CSIR-IGIB) for more than seven years. During his tenure, he established the IGIB South Delhi Campus and also led interdisciplinary initiatives in translational genomics research towards resolving complex diseases. Mr. Gokhale has done extensive research on the tuberculosis pathogen and on skin pigmentation homeostasis, with a particular interest in Vitiligo.
At TEDx JMI, his topic is “How can we cure chronic diseases” where Mr. Gokhale will reveal new ways to resolve recurring ailments which can reform the current the medical practice. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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What is glycogen storage disease type I? Glycogen storage disease type I, also called Von-Gierke’s disease, is a genetic disorder caused by a mutation in the glucose 6 phosphatase gene on chromosome 17. The end result is that glycogen can’t be broken down into glucose in liver cells, so glucose metabolism goes awry, resulting in symptoms like low blood sugar, weakness and poor growth.

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Are you aware that your child can be exposed to numerous contagious diseases at school? Watch this video on common communicable diseases in children that your child can pick up at school and how to treat them.

School is not just a place of education, but where your child comes in contact with many other children. This increases the chances of coming into direct contact with parasites, viruses, and bacteria, making your child more susceptible to catching various kinds of contagious diseases in children. This video gives you information on common communicable diseases in schools, how to treat them, and ways to reduce exposure to harmful bacteria and viruses.

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