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Are you sure you know how to recognize depression?

Deep and lingering sadness. Apathy. Overly discouraged attitude in the present and pessimistic about the future, even when circumstances would not warrant it. Frequent urge to cry, especially among women.

Sunscreens: fda proposes new safety rules

The Food and Drug Administration (Fda) has issued a plan – long overdue – to update product regulations for the protection sunscreen marketed in the United States. The move could

Gonorrhea: what is it

Gonorrhea is caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Gonorrhea is caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which characteristically infects the epithelium of the bladder, cervix, rectum, pharynx, or conjunctiva, and

Hemorrhoids: causes, symptoms and treatment

That of hemorrhoids is a more common problem than you might think. In fact, 10% of the world’s adult population is affected, where the incidence is highest among those over

Weaning (or complementary feeding)

A new video podcast from My Special Doctor Edited by Dr. Piercarlo Salari a specialist in pediatrics.

Stroke: here’s what to do

Stroke is a life-threatening emergency. It occurs when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or becomes obstructed, due to a blood clot. In this case, the brain does not

Risk factors, complications and prevention of salmonellosis

Normally, salmonella infection does not pose a life-threatening risk for healthy adults, but it can pose a life-threatening risk for those categories of patients such as infants or young children, elderly or transplant patients, pregnant women, or in patients undergoing surgery.