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Prudent use of antibiotics and more research needed to fight antimicrobial resistance

European Parliament -
Parliament adopted its recommendations on Thursday for a coordinated EU response to health threats posed by antimicrobial resistance.
Health

Antidepressants and mental health, a damn billion-dollar business

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
The consumption of antidepressants keeps increasing in a world that looks easier for the pill than for finding the actual problem and solving it. In 2004, the Medicines Agency carried out a study in which...
Health

Those fined in Turkey for not following the rules during the pandemic will be able to get their money back

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People fined in Turkey for not following the rules during the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to request a refund of the amount paid, reports the electronic edition of the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet. According to...
Europe

Expert: ECHR article not in line with international human rights standards

Torsten Hjelmar -
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe hearing with experts held last week looked into the discriminatory ideology at the root of why the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) limits the right...
Health

Talking on the phone can lead to high blood pressure

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Using a mobile phone to talk can increase the risk of high blood pressure by up to 12%, scientists say. Depending on the duration of the conversations, the risk may be lower or higher. Over...
Food

Antidote for the most poisonous mushroom in the world found

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The toxins contained in 5 grams of green fly agaric (Amanita phalloides), also known as the "death cap, are enough to kill a 70 kg person Green toadstools are nondescript mushrooms: with stumps the size...
Health

Yoga reduces anxiety and improves brain function

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A study involving three yoga sessions each week reported reduced levels of stress and anxiety, as well as improved brain functions, including working memory and concentration. The aim of the scientific work was to prepare...
Health

Musk‘s company gets permission to test its brain implants on humans

Gaston de Persigny -
Elon Musk's company Neuralink said that it received permission from the US Food and Drug Administration to begin clinical research involving the placement of brain implants on humans
Health

The blind will “see”, the paralyzed will “feel” – with a chip in the brain

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chip in the brain - A fundamental problem - we do not know where and how thoughts are stored in the brain Chips in the brain will help blind people "see" and paralyzed people feel...
Europe

European Cricket is on the rise, and it’s good news for us all

Juan Sanchez Gil -
By every measure available, football is Europe’s favourite sporting pastime. This isn’t just due to the historical roots, with the sport taking hold in most regions in the 19th century. It was propelled by...
Health

Are you getting enough vitamin D?

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A person's vitamin D levels are related to their sex drive. This is explained by Dr. Sarah Gottfried, a specialist in functional and integrative medicine who graduated from Harvard University. Vitamin D deficiency leads to...
Health

Biologists have found a similarity between canine dementia and Alzheimer’s disease in humans

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In the future, the study authors plan to determine whether the disorders in humans and dogs are indeed similar Biologists have discovered that canine dementia has similarities to Alzheimer's disease in humans, writes Rambler. The first...
Health

Do we really only use 10 percent of our brains?

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One of the favorite topics of many writers and screenwriters of science fiction films is that of the vast possibilities of the human brain. Especially popular is the claim that we use only 10%...
Health

A second brain? The human body can amaze us

Newsdesk -
Every birth brings new amazing life into the world and as we age our body grows and develops. There are many unusual facts about the body that you probably do not know. The human...
Health

30,000 new viruses discovered in the DNA of microbes

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According to the new study, the DNA from the newly discovered viruses is similar to the DNA of virophages, suggesting that microbes may enjoy some protection from giant viruses thanks to "embedded" viruses residing...
Europe

30% of children aged 7-9 in Europe are overweight

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This number of overweight is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. About 30 percent of primary school-age children in Europe are overweight or obese
Health

100 EUR fine for a driver who drinks water in Greece

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The driver must have freedom of movement of the hands A fine of 100 Euros and suspension of the driver's license for 30 days can be imposed if the traffic officer considers that the gesture...
Health

Corruption, a lucrative business for the pharmaceutical industries

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
pharmaceutical - In August 2013, three months after Xi Jinping entered the Chinese government, a corruption scandal broke out in the national medical system, skilfully exercised by the multinational pharmaceutical companies based in that country
Health

Effects of divorce on children from 6 to 11 years

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Divorce represents a pivotal and often traumatic change in the child's world and - from their perspective - a loss of family. When told about divorce, many children feel sad, angry and anxious, and...
Health

Belgium equates COVID-19 with the ordinary flu

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With this decision, the mandatory seven-day quarantine after infection with the new disease is established Health authorities in Belgium decided this week to treat the disease from COVID-19 as the common flu, local media reported....
Archeology

A woman from a Fayum portrait was diagnosed by the image

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Scientists have studied a Fayum portrait of a young woman dating back to the 2nd century and stored at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Health

Pets reduce the risk of food allergy in children

Gaston de Persigny -
Those who grew up with a dog are less likely to be allergic to eggs, milk and nuts, and cats reduce the risk of allergies to eggs, wheat and soy Japanese scientists found that children...
Education

Does Removing Criminal Penalties for Drug Use Lead to More Drug Use?

Guest Author -
The debate over drug use legalization has gone on for years, with little progress being made towards a compromise that meets the interests of all sides. On the one hand, some people support the...
Health

A “smart” bandage that controls the healing process of wounds created

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It is made of a flexible and stretchable polymer containing embedded electronics and medication Scientists from the California Institute of Technology have developed a "smart" wound dressing that supports tissue regeneration and controls the healing...
Archeology

Tomography of ancient Egyptian mummy reveals signs of deadly disease

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Scientists have performed a CT scan of the mummy of Jed-Hor from Heidelberg, Germany, which represents an elderly man who lived in Egypt, apparently in the 4th-1st century BC. Examination of his skull showed...
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