The quiet killer without lasting medicine, peripheral arteries (PAD), pays more and more attention when researchers warn that they affect over 10 million Americans at the age of 40 and older. This serious condition, which can lead to the loss of limbs and even death, is often undefined and not treated. Peripheral artery disease conditionN […]
Gymnastics has long been seen as the domain of children and teenagers, and young athletes move and fall over high energy before they retired in late teenagers or twenties. But in recent years there has been a surprising change – more adults deal with sport. Regardless of whether it is fitness or fun, gymnastics is […]
Almost a million people around the world are harassed annually through the skin leishmanasis, a destructive skin infection caused by Leishmania’s parasite. Impacting mainly on sensitive populations in tropical and subtropical regions, such as North Africa and South America, this disease develops in areas marked by malnutrition, bad apartment and movement of the population. Left […]
With the increase in cases of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, scientists are investigating new ways of limiting their influence. But a surprising breakthrough suggests that protection can be already at your fingertips. The last study suggests that the half -press of the vaccine, which protects against a painful viral rash, can also reduce the risk […]
In a study financed by federal researchers from the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah (U), they found that 7% of patients from Medicare Cross State Borders for Cancer Care, and the indicators were almost twice for those who lived in rural areas. This has important implications for teeth policy and a doctor’s […]
Recognition of signs of a heart attack and quick action can save lives, but the way a person reacts in an actual accident is often unpredictable. Even for those who know the signs, the reality of this first -hand service can be overwhelming. For those who wonder what a heart attack might look, the couple […]
The new pilot study from UBC Okanagan and Thompson Rivers University have examined how medically supervised the use of cannabis in a residential recovery can support people treating challenges related to the use of substances. Participants said that marijuana helped them deal with pain, anxiety, depression and problems with symptoms that can complicate regeneration. Our […]
At the age of 41, most people juggle their career, families and plans for the future, and they are not looking for Alzheimer’s diagnosis. But this is exactly what happened with a dad from Australia, who now disseminates the awareness of the little -known reality: Alzheimer is not just an old age disease. Fraser was […]
Men have cared for their appearance for centuries, and the ideals of masculinity and “masculinity” are ancient – with strong emphasis on physical fitness and masculinity. In ancient Greece, The perfect male body was considered strongSymmetrical and athletic. Now with easier access to Efficiency and drugs strengthening images (Pieds) and their promotion in social media, […]
Aboriginal islanders and Torres of Wyspowers living with chronic diseases in rural areas will benefit from better access to healthcare thanks to a subsidy of USD 500,000. Dr. Bushra Nasir from the University of Queensland’s The Village Clinical School said that a strategic framework will be developed to provide the national digital health service model […]