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Vitamin E protects us and keeps our skin, hair and nails healthy. We probably take enough, but if it falls short of what is needed, it can put us in

Head trauma: causes and treatment

Head injury is, in general, damage to the cranio-brain district caused by any physical event of a mechanical nature. Head trauma is responsible for 50% of all traumatic deaths and

Objects held in the hand, for the brain, are body parts

We often say that the pen or even the smartphone are like extensions of our hand, and in fact the brain sees them just like that: it perceives each tool

How to treat the flu

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Smartphone addiction is like a drug

The 21st century is marked by new technologies, smartphones and everything that revolves around these devices that are as useful as they are harmful. According to Erik Peper, professor of

Teenagers with tattoos and piercings: first recommendations from US pediatricians

Birds of prey, fierce animals, butterflies, names, quotes from stanzas of songs or poems ’embroidered’ on the skin. All kinds of them are seen in every part of the body.

Some drugs used in Parkinson’s disease stimulate creativity

In individuals with Parkinson’s disease, the use of dopaminergic drugs that can stimulate receptors for dopamine, a deficient neurotransmitter in this disease, can result in side effects characterized by poor

Endorphins, a natural pathway to pleasure and well-being

Nature has thought of everything when you consider that chemicals originated by the nervous system that can help the body cope with stress and pain pass through the body: endorphins.

DEPRESSION: the end of the supremacy of drugs

From the myth of happy pills to integrated care “Like most people I thought antidepressants worked”-so begins the book by Irving Kirsch, professor of psychology at Harvard and Plymouth, now