In the last article published in Scientists analyzed whether higher levels of sea microplastics in ocean water near the American coast are associated with the greater occurrence of stroke, coronary artery disease or type 2 diabetes. After adapting local gaps and demographic factors, coastal poviats with a very high level of microplasty had a much […]
It is known that the front teefish (PE), a serious hypertensive disorder, which affects about 3-8% of pregnant women, has a long -lasting effect on the mother’s vascular system. Women with the history of PE faces a higher risk of developing conditions, such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and even early cognitive disorders in later life. Because […]
Caring for oral hygiene is protected by teeth and gums, but benefits go beyond that – they can also help prevent stroke. However, brushing alone may not be enough. Scientists have found that threading at least once a week can significantly reduce the risk of stroke. Previous studies associated the health of the oral cavity […]