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When work takes your breath away

When it comes to safety in the workplace one is inclined to think primarily of accidents that can occur while using machinery and tools, while driving motor vehicles, through accidental

Thoracic injuries: what to do?

These kinds of lesions can be of 2 types: pulmonary and chest wall. It is necessary to keep those affected by a chest injury while conscious, sitting or with head

Yoga: how to relax in 12 moves

In recent decades, the yoga has practically conquered the Western world, coming in many variations and promising, depending on the case, to relax and relieve stress, promote mental and physical

Complications, risk factors, and prevention of oral candidiasis

Also known as oral thrush, this condition is considered a minor, insignificant problem that can resolve itself spontaneously.

Cognitive-emotional fitness

To promote and foster personal growth, it is necessary to enhance the effectiveness of the mind in the multiplicity of its functions. Cognitive-emotional fitness aims to help a person refine

Blood clots: a dangerous mystery of COVID-19

In addition to respiratory problems, blood clots pose a serious risk for COVID-19 patients. Blood clots can cause heart attacks or strokes in patients, strange forms of skin rash on

Visual dysfunction, a misrecognized symptom of Parkinson’s disease

“The idea that visual symptoms may be associated with Parkinson’s disease is not new, but this is the first time it has been reported at the population level,” he told

Mercury Poisoning

Mercury when ingested has no effect in the body. The tiny droplets of mercury react with hydrochloric acid in the stomach to form chloride. Instead, when mercury comes into contact

Strabismus: an eye problem that is often hereditary

Strabismus a pathological condition that causes misalignment of the eyes, which are then found to be looking in two different directions to a greater or lesser degree. There are types