The World Health Organization (WHO), however, warns that the virus was still circulating. On Wednesday April 26, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that since last January, the number of deaths caused by Covid-19 has dropped by 95%. However, she warns that the virus is still circulating. A virus not about to disappear The organization … Read more
Regaining weight after stopping a diet is a classic for a very large number of people. Some people may try… Unfortunately, the diet undertaken inevitably ends up leading to a resumption of kilos, whether in whole or in part. And this, despite paying attention to their diet even at the end of the diet in … Read more
The ANSM recalls the importance of respecting the rules for the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Friday, April 28, the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines (ANSM) warns about taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). A reminder that occurs after the occurrence of sometimes fatal complications in adults and children who have taken these … Read more
Light, floating sensation… Why are the accounts of people who have had a near-death experience similar? We have all read, even heard, stories of imminent death. And it is clear that they are similar on many points. But precisely, how to explain these common points, whether it is about light at the end of a … Read more
She warns against these heat lamps used in nail salons as part of the application of semi-permanent varnish. Wednesday, May 3, the National Academy of Medicine warns against the risks of skin cancer linked to the heating lamps used for the installation of semi-permanent nail polish. This varnish, which lasts up to three weeks, is … Read more
Closer, the vaccine developed by GSK has received a favorable opinion from the European Medicines Agency (EMA). This is a first for the bronchiolitisresponsible for tens of thousands of deaths worldwide each year. On Wednesday 3 May, the United States gave its consent to the first vaccine against the respiratory synctical virus (RSV), which is … Read more
In a world where conversations, music, and ambient noise fill our daily lives, our ears are constantly working overtime to keep up. It’s time to give them the attention they deserve! Introducing ” Expert Advice on Boosting Your Hearing and Protecting Your Ears for Life,” the ultimate guide to safeguarding one of our most vital … Read more
Late 2019 saw the outbreak of one of the worst viruses in mankind which threatened human existence. The widespread disease traveled throughout the world and made arguably one of the biggest pandemics since the plague and the biggest this century. Said to be spread out through an infected person’s mouth or nose the Coronavirus has … Read more
Major depressive disorder, also known as depression, is the third most common cause of disability worldwide and a significant burden. Treatment for psychiatric disorders cost the United States $13.8 billion in 2011. Of all childhood health conditions, psychiatric disorders are also the most expensive to treat. Offering new insights into the mental health field, a … Read more
Stress can feel like an omnipresent force, ever-present in your life, and always ready to pounce. But stress is more than just a feeling; stress is a reaction that our bodies have when they perceive a threat. When we experience stress, our body releases hormones known as epinephrine and cortisol. These hormones help us respond … Read more