normal January 13, 2024 00:39 am Prepared by: Mustafa Al-ZoubiA person often feels upset for no reason, which reflects negatively on him and affects the details of his daily life, starting from disrupting sleep, and even causing other health problems, over time. Distress and depression for no reason are negative feelings that suddenly attack a … Read more
In the Pavlodar region, search and rescue work continues to find a bus that fell with people into the mine at the Maykainzoloto JSC mine, Zakon.kz reports, citing the press service of the regional Department of Emergency Situations. Rescue efforts began on the night of January 4, 2024 and are still ongoing. According to the … Read more
Two projects already approved and five more in development – with these impressive numbers and a potential market of 183 million patients, the hot stock of the week presents itself as a company with enormous potential. The need for effective therapies to treat diseases of the central nervous system is enormous and constantly increasing. Diseases … Read more
The Palma singer-songwriter Valeria Castro has defended, in an interview with EFE, the value of self-care, which she achieves by “composing and singing,” because it allows her to carry out “an internal healing process” with which she also transmits “emotions” through of his letters. Castro opens the year with his concert this Tuesday at the … Read more
Many people may suffer from chronic sleep problems and frequently rely on sleeping pills. Without fixing the root problem, did you know? Frequently taking sleeping pills risks various health problems. First of all, you must understand that “Insomnia” is caused by many causes, including physical problems, health problems, and behavioral and mental and emotional conditions. … Read more
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide, accounting for approximately 10% of all cancers, and is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths globally, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). How colorectal cancer develops is not well understood, but researchers are making progress in developing new therapies. The Australian Peter MacCallum Cancer … Read more
Given the high participation in the regional HCV screening campaign, aimed at citizens born between 1 January 1969 and 31 December 1989, the Pope John XXIII Asst has extended Saturday morning availability at the Bergamo Hospital Blood Testing Center and activated the possibility of carrying out tests also at the collection points in Piazza Brembana … Read more
In recent years, research into treatments for Parkinson’s disease has made significant progress. Recently, a new research breakthrough promises to provide remarkable results in long-term treatment without generating side effects. The research, led by Aarhus University and published in the journal Nature Communications on Tuesday, has developed an innovative method that ensures a much higher … Read more
The “Sustainable Health” program is hosted by Dr. Yasser Khairbek, a consultant in general psychiatry and former professor at the University of Aleppo, who currently works at the Orgomont Clinic in the city of Argenteuil, France, to raise the following issue: Are reason and emotion related or in conflict? A recent medical study says that … Read more
Vaccines appeared in recent human history, but forms of vaccination have been around since ancient times. Thanks to vaccines, some diseases were eradicated, but it was a long way to reach today’s immunization system. Of course, since ancient times there have been people who opposed vaccination. However, they then had good reason to believe these … Read more