A slice of fresh watermelon on a hot day is undeniably associated with summer carefreeness. Whether with feta, plain or in a smoothie, watermelon is both delicious and refreshing during these hot summer months. In addition to the sweet taste, it is also rich foods that can be beneficial to our overall health. To better … Read more
Impressive fact about the health of athletes who compete in the Olympic Games and amaze the planet with their achievements, research reveals An impressive fact about the health of athletes competing in the Olympic Games amazes the planet with their achievements, reveals a 2023 study published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in … Read more
This is supported by an English researcher from the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Bristol, following a significant increase in Covid cases in the UK as well as in Italy. With scorching and scorching heat For those who can’t get fresh in the mountains or in better climates, which also makes this summer … Read more
Previously, processed red meat had been shown to increase the risk of cancer, heart disease and type 2 diabetes According to a large study that followed more than 100,000 people for four decades, processed red meat may be a major risk factor for dementia. In the past, processed red meat has been shown to increase … Read more
A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine examined what happens when we replace saturated animal fats (like butter) with plant-based unsaturated fats (like olive oil) in our diets. This study was conducted differently than previous ones because it used four different cohorts instead of one. From the first cohort, an original study, researchers … Read more
For people over 50, measuring their arm fat can reveal important information about their bone quality. What does the fat on our hands (arms) have to do with the health of our spine? And there it is again! For people over 50, measuring arm fat can help identify which women and which men are at … Read more
US study: Incidence and death rates of some of the most common cancers are increasing among Gen X and Millennials The reasons are still unclear, but the data seem to be conclusive. I approx Of 17 types of tumors Registered in USA among those born in 1965-1994the so-called “Generation X” and “Millennials”, they are superior … Read more
What a new study has revealed about meal times and their link to disease. What doctors from EKPA say. If you want to protect yourself from type 2 diabetes, pay attention to when you eat breakfast. A new study shows that the slower you consume, the lower your risk of developing the disease. Scientists from … Read more
This is the 2nd EEEEK of Pylias Hortiatis, a Special Primary School for Autism and Kindergarten for Autism. The National Confederation of Persons with Disabilities (ESAMeA) is concerned about three special schools located in Pylaia, as they should have been relocated by the new year, but there is no information about their relocation. The three … Read more
From new watchdogs to needs-based health care: what the law does to prevent waiting lists from closing for specialist visits There will be regions 90 days time to create the conditions envisaged by law on waiting lists take action. Introduction effective from August 1After being published in the Official Journal the previous day, the law … Read more