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High meat consumption increases the likelihood of hepatic steatosis

People who eat a lot of animal protein are more likely to have excess fat in their liver and a higher risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) than people

Memory lapses due to hypertension

High blood pressure, especially when not properly treated, gradually acts against the brain’s many blood vessels, causing memory impairment and in some cases even dementia. Hypertension can also cause stroke.

Methods of poisoning: antidepressant drugs

Today patients with antidepressant drug overdose. represent a large portion. The pharmacological properties of the antidepressants are multiple and include interference with release of adrenaline at the level of brain

Stop and eat: here’s an exercise to learn how to eat mindfully

Mealtime is definitely one of the most important times of our day. Not only to gain the energy our bodies need but also and especially to take a break, alone

Sleepiness? Perhaps sleep apnea

You can sleep as long as 8 hours in a row but without resting if you experience continuous apneas during the night that stop your breathing recurrently for a few

Renal calculosis or nephrolithiasis of the urinary tract

Renal calculosis is a disease due to the precipitation in the urinary tract of calcium salts. The genesis of kidney stones is mainly due to urine supersaturation of these insoluble salts,

Mycosis: the fungi of the skin

Mycoses are infections generated by fungi that, like bacteria, can reproduce in the human body. Specifically addressed below are the benign type forms, which, often, do not present any symptoms

New test detects cervical cancer in 100% of cases

A new test to diagnose cervical cancer, developed by researchers at Queen Mary University of London, has shown a 100 percent success rate, significantly outperforming diagnostic tests that are currently

To avoid hair loss is it possible or not?

Despite the now widespread acceptance of smooth, shaved scalps as an alternative to partial baldness but difficult to disguise, for many men the hair loss continues to be a difficult

Are our toilet habits normal?

Does it often happen that you have to get up during the night to urinate? Is the “hesitant bladder” a real thing? And when should one seek medical attention?