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Hepatitis A: what to know

Hepatitis A is a contagious liver infection caused by the hepatitis A virus, HAV, one of the viruses that cause inflammation and can impair liver function. The disease is contracted orally,

Beware of dehydration

When our body lacks all the water it needs to live then comes dehydration. So what? Drink enough water during hot weather preventing mild dehydration from turning into more severe dehydration.

Christmas parties and big binges: living the tradition without harm

It may sound strange, but the holiday season can be a significant period of stress and a risk to good health and fitness. Looming over these conditions of well-being are two concrete threats: stress and food.

Coma: what to do?

The Coma is the morbid condition characterized by loss of consciousness with reduced o absent responsiveness to sensory stimuli and preservation of function vegetative. Four levels of coma are distinguished:

How long does tendonitis last?

Tendons are the fibrous connective tissue structures by which muscles connect to bones (or in some cases, to the skin, as is the case with facial muscles, for example). There

Poisonous plants, but not bad ones

To defend themselves against pests, several plant species have learned in the course of evolution to produce defensive substances of various kinds, which can also create more or less serious

Abdominal injuries: how to detect them

Abdominal injuries have two aspects: those that can be seen and those that cannot be seen. If it is a closed abdominal injury place the victim on the left side

Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)

Deep brain stimulation (DBS from the English acronym Deep Brain Stimulation) is a surgical treatment with the goal of reducing debilitating motor symptoms that characterize movement disorders such as Parkinson’s,

8. Preparation for the freediving test

Before any apnea, whether it is static, dynamic or deep, it is a good idea to take a time where you isolate yourself and relax, breathing in stillness and awareness, detaching your mind as if in a kind of meditation, to clear it of anxieties and stress.

Risk factors, complications and prevention in shoulder dislocation

Dislocation of the shoulder is a particularly common occurrence at a young age since there are many sports activities that involve this type of risk. A dislocated shoulder can lead to some complications.