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The seizures are self-limiting and very often do not allow a rapid intervention. It is necessary, therefore, to keep some pointers in mind: Preventing lessons that the patient might unintentionally

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Mindfulness and walking: an exercise for mind and body

Mindfulness Over the course of various articles on our portal, we have repeatedly discussed the topic of approaching life. As many of you may have learned from reading previous articles,

Coma: what to do?

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On the patient’s side: the basic principles and rights of the patient

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There is a specific area in the human body that can alert you when stress and fatigue have reached the limit so that you don’t collapse, even some time before.

Drug allergies: uncommon, but not rare

When taking a drug, alongside the desired therapeutic effects, one may experience one or more discomforts related to characteristic and non-eliminable side actions of the active ingredients it contains or

Omega 3 saves heart

Two large studies presented at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2018 and published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine save lives Monza, Nov. 11, 2018 The Omega