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Gastrointestinal disorders

In pediatric age, gastrointestinal disorders are almost the order of the day.

We walk half an hour

Good weather encourages outdoor physical activity. If you want to engage inbasic motor activity, such as a simple walk, just devoting a half hour a day, even if every other

Ankle and foot injury

It is difficult to explain the difference between a dislocation of an ankle and a fracture. It is important that the injury be considered a fracture no matter what. It

Application of Pace-Maker

Each pace-maker consists of two basic parts: a pulse generator and one or two electrodes that are run from the generator to the heart muscle.

How is the Advocacy model expressed?

We can imagine that among the advocacy activities conceived as social justice, the midwife/midwife is called upon to perform counseling, foster early mother/father and child attachment, promote breastfeeding, and support

Paracetamol: what to do?

In some countries, paracetamol is sold in quantities greater than aspirin. Most people, they do not know the differences between the two substances. For this reason, poisoning by paracetamol in

Vitamin D: from sunshine to prevention

Scientific studies show that human beings cannot do without this valuable element, which is necessary for health and disease prevention. Where can we draw it from in nature? To what

Chest pain: what to do when it occurs?

Chest pain can occur through numerous causes: Muscle or rib pain from exercise or injury. The patient may feel pain by moving, and only rest and taking aspirin can provide

Regurgitation

Regurgitation is the involuntary rising of gastric contents into pharynx, inside or outside the mouth, usually effortless and nonprojective.

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.