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How to manage the consequences of amputation

For amputation is defined as the complete removal of a body part. Surgical techniques can often reattach amputated parts so that normal or near-normal function is restored. What to do?

The mechanism of hunger and insulin

When insulin is not absorbed, it means there is resistance to its action, and then glucose levels remain high. This results in the body needing greater amounts of insulin to reduce glycemic levels.

Nutrition in pregnancy: which foods to prefer and what to avoid

A woman in a state of pregnancy has a moral obligation to think not only of her own state of health but also, and primarily, of that of the infant

Injury of the fingers and toes

FRACTURE/LUXATION For detect a fracture it is necessary for the patient to test the percussion, holding the fingers in full extension on a solid surface. Firmly strike the fingertips, and

The brains of abandoned children

Alterations in key nerve circuits, but with family foster care, recovery is possible A research team from Harvard Medical School‘s Boston Children’s Hospital has documented, in JAMA Pediatrics, the alterations

The risk of neuropsychiatric disorders in children born to mothers with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

International scientific studies examine the correlations between some nervous system and mood disorders in those born to mothers with polycystic uterus.

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

Memory and aging: when to worry

As early as 55-60 years of age, one may begin to experience some memory drawbacks. Concentrating, retaining information, and remembering names, times, and appointments can take a little extra effort,

The 10 false myths about diets

Cardio workout, no carbs at dinner and frequent meals? It is the ideal recipe for. not lose weight. Personal trainer Nick Mitchell debunks false myths about nutrition and exercise. Research

Time change: the effects on the gut

The transition from daylight saving time to daylight saving time and vice versa causes some transient discomfort for many people, especially in terms of resynchronization of sleep-wake rhythms and mealtimes,