This is what you need to do if there is a suspected fracture
The bones of our body are strong, but they are not unbreakable. If you were injured and suspect that you have broken a bone – This is what you must do and must not do.
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Many people are experiencing this phenomenon right now – but there is something you can do
More injuries on the way to the protected space: How to reduce the risk of injuries
Brushing teeth and the surprising exposure to a substance that is dangerous to your health
Smoking cannabis at an older age? A study shows it may actually help the brain
A new study looked for the first time at how cumulative cannabis use is associated with changes in brain structure and cognitive performance in older age – and the result is encouraging.
Those who fear aluminum in deodorant: It is nothing compared to our daily intake
People fear aluminum in deodorants because of claims about breast cancer and degenerative diseases – but repeated tests and official medical reports say otherwise.
In a season of joy, rethinking happiness: Lessons from the tightrope
This disease disguises itself as other illnesses, but it is definitely not funny
Lupus is a disease that primarily affects women – and part of its challenge – besides the complicated symptoms – is its complex diagnosis. Here is everything you need to know.
There is a clear factor for blood clots in the legs – and it is not sitting cross-legged
Sitting cross-legged is often blamed for vein damage, but evidence shows the risk is minimal. It may cause temporary pressure or tingling, not lasting harm.
5 steps to prevent silent trauma among the elderly
Recent years have caused significant trauma among some elderly and chronically ill people, worsening their health, creating confusion and sometimes distance from family. Here are ways to help.
Does sitting in a shelter increase the risk of contracting this disease?
Many people have been sitting in crowded shelters in recent days – and the concern about contracting winter illnesses, especially measles, is worrying.
Dr. Maya Rosman: This is one of the most severe stress phenomena
You don’t see it – but it accumulates in your body – and one of the reasons is stress. And who among us isn’t under pressure right now?
A huge study: This is the main factor in Alzheimer’s that you can control
A comprehensive study that included tens of millions of people found a link between prolonged exposure to environmental pollution and brain processes associated with cognitive decline in older age.
A study found: These are the activities that delay the onset of Alzheimer’s by at least 5 years
A large-scale study found that rich mental engagement throughout life is associated with a significant delay in the onset of Alzheimer’s and mild cognitive impairment in older age.
