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Diseases caused by excessive alcohol consumption

There can be many disorders and diseases that alcohol abuse is capable of directly causing or can contribute to. When excess alcohol accumulates, it reaches the bloodstream affecting organs and their vital activities.

Tuberculosis: how to treat it

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious and contagious disease-potentially serious-caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis or Koch’s bacillus, named after the German physician and bacteriologist who discovered it back in 1882.

Restrictive, mixed, malabsorptive bariatric surgery

The goal of obesity therapy is to enable reasonable weight loss. The obese may sometimes fail to halt the path to severe forms of obesity. This leads to a condition

Kidney conditions that make the heart sick

Complications caused by chronic kidney disease may pose a risk of cardiovascular disease. But what are the complications that can result from kidney disease?

Formaldehyde: what is it?

Formaldehyde is a gas that dissolves in water, resulting in a formalin solution. In the atmosphere, formaldehyde gas is very irritating and causes coughing, tearing, eye burning and pain, bronchial

Memory hostage to obesity

Being overweight is a significant risk factor for many disorders and diseases. When the body mass index exceeds values such as 29-30, the possibility of suffering from memory loss or

Medicine too expensive, Italians give up medical care

In 2018, about 539 thousand Italians could not afford some medical care and adequate medications because they did not have sufficient income. The number rises staggeringly to 13 million if

Melanoma cases among young U.S. declined by nearly a quarter in 10 years: information campaigns work

Public health campaigns encouraging people to protect themselves from the sun in the United States seem to be paying off, although for now they are only visible in the

Prevention of respiratory syncytial virus infection: a new strategy set to change the vaccination calendar

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Valvulopathies: Diseases of the heart valves

Out of 100 people, 60 know what an heart attack is but only 7 know about heart valve disease (valvulopathy). This is according to asurvey conducted last year among nearly