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What our body is trying to tell us.

Our body sends us constant signals. Here’s how to be sure we are interpreting them and reacting correctly.

Medications: mistakes to avoid

Some would never want to take them; others would want a pill to cure every ailment and would not leave home without an emergency kit in their bag. In few

Sports practice in diabetes and glycemic syndromes

The modern orientation toward physical activity and sports, including competitive sports, in diabetic disease is to no longer consider diabetes as an impediment to experiencing and enjoying sports and exercise.

Zika, prenatal blood test may intercept unborn child’s defects

Two years ago, the Zika epidemic had terrified pregnant women residing in regions endemic to the virus, such as Brazil and even parts of the United States. Their fear was justified

Protect sleep by avoiding bad habits

It is known to all that good physical and mental fitness can depend on many factors, but certainly sleep is one of the foundational factors of well-being.

A night shift?

It is not night work as such that is responsible, but the shifts that occur that go into changing the balance of the biological clock. Fatigue may be a direct sign

Electrocution: what to do

In electrocution , the greatest damage is visible inside the body, even though the burn may appear small and superficial. What to do? Make sure the place is safe, unplug

Coronavirus: how and when to wash hands

Washing hands appears to be a simple thing, but during the Coronavirus outbreak when it is more important than ever, most people still do not do it properly.

Cow’s milk protein allergy

This is an adverse reaction to milk protein in hypersensitive individuals. If no imunological mechanism is recognized, it will be called intolerance. Milk intake should be stopped immediately and objective

Patients who are candidates for physical rehabilitation training

It is possible to identify the following categories of coronary patients in whom physical rehabilitation training can provide the desired effects: Patients at low risk after an acute cardiac event,