The Pan American Health Organization reported on Monday that around 900 million people in 35 countries in the Americas, 96% of the population, have at least one of the six tobacco control measures recommended by the World Health Organization, 50% more than those registered in 2007. 26 of the 35Continue Reading
In addition to acting as a protective shield for other important organs, such as the heart, the bones support and allow the body to move, and also store important minerals, such as calcium and phosphorus. These minerals are necessary for the heart, muscles and nerves to function properly, and alsoContinue Reading
Silent symptoms can affect the experience of human beings in many ways. Beyond the effects that covid as such can have, the mental consequences that the pandemic has left on people’s lives seem to be another problem that science and the population must monitor. After the pandemic, reports indicate thatContinue Reading
Migraine is a debilitating neurological disease that causes recurrent episodes of pain lasting 4 to 72 hours; and that are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, and vision changes. This disease impacts all areas of a person’s life, including the ability to fully participate in family, social, and workContinue Reading
Eating nutritious food is vital to your longevity, but many think that a healthy diet is prohibitively expensive, when in fact it will help save money in the long run. With a few small changes to your diet, your savings on healthcare alone will be worth it, though your groceryContinue Reading
In the United States, New York City raised the COVID alert level to high on Tuesday, less than 24 hours after warning of the possibility, as a fifth wave pandemic followed by the most contagious sub-variants of COVID yet take control measures in the metropolitan area and the nation. SinceContinue Reading
Emirates Herald informed through an article published by Xataca, where they refer that, during the last decades, the stories that we told ourselves about the first humans were something very similar to a picaresque novel: defenseless primates (without nails, without teeth, without natural defenses) that by dint of ingenuity andContinue Reading
The World Health Organization (WHO) is monitoring an outbreak of hepatitis of unknown origin, which is affecting children between 1 month and 16 years of age. So far, cases have been reported in 11 countries, the one with the most cases being the United Kingdom (114). At the moment, inContinue Reading
Sexual relations have often become the fundamental of a relationship and although it does not necessarily guarantee its success, it is an essential part for many, because it allows to strengthen the connection and communication between two people. But this is a desire that cannot always be satisfied for differentContinue Reading
Authorities in China’s capital city Beijing have begun mass testing affecting at least half the population, a possible signal to speed up its pace of “zero-COVID” containment and lockdown like Shanghai. Locals are scrambling to stockpile food and supplies for fear of starvation during the impending lockdown. The epidemic situationContinue Reading