symptoms and prevention – Health

Outbreaks of whooping cough in Ukraine occur every 3-4 years. In Ukraine, the incidence of a dangerous disease – whooping cough – is growing. The biggest threat is children. In infants, the disease can even lead to respiratory arrest. To avoid serious consequences, prevention should be carried out in advance. About the symptoms of whooping … Read more

Pimping circuit: The dialogues that “burn” the 25-year-old’s “brain” – PHOTO – 2024-03-22 18:59:10

In the light of publicity they come shocking dialogues between the 25-year-old leader of the pimping ring, a minor victim and another person the “pink” gang is trying to recruit. As can be seen from the material below, the 25-year-old pimp uses all means, including emotional blackmail, to pressure the little girls into the dark … Read more

“I knew again what joy was”: electrodes in the brain against severe anorexia in Belén | Health & Wellness

Four yogurts and two apples a day. Nothing else. That was all she ate, for 15 years, Ana Belén Gómez Conde. Anorexia entered her house shortly after getting married, when she was 27 years old (she is now 42) and she never left again. She stopped eating, going out and interacting with the world: locked … Read more

Can you get an infection in space?

2023-12-20 12:04:33 Various measures are taken to try to prevent astronauts from falling ill during their stay in space. With more or less success. Hello Houston! Do we have a problem? If there is one place where you don’t want to get sick, it’s in space: you are far from everything, in a confined space, … Read more

Brain-Gut Axis: How Neurological Diseases Impact the Intestines

2023-12-20 00:25:41 Dialogue between brain and gut: Signals from the gut are known to be able to influence our brain. But the “conversation” apparently also works the other way around, as a study reveals. Accordingly, cells also migrate from the brain to the intestines and sometimes bring harmful substances with them. This could explain why … Read more

The Link Between Nose Picking and Alzheimer’s Risk: Surprising Research Findings

2023-12-18 12:07:34 Researchers at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, have discovered that scratching your nose increases the risk of Alzheimer’s, more specifically “late-onset Alzheimer’s disease”, caused by a bacteria. Picking your nose may be a guilty pleasure for some, but it is nonetheless dangerous for your health. Sniffing in the nostrils actually increases the risk … Read more