Microplastics in human organs: what are the health implications?
Microplastics, the tiny particles that result from the degradation of plastic, are no longer just an environmental threat but an emerging health risk1
Microplastics, the tiny particles that result from the degradation of plastic, are no longer just an environmental threat but an emerging health risk1
An international study has shown that following a structured exercise programme significantly improves survival rates among colon cancer patients, es1
Insect bites are common, especially in warm weather, and often cause concern. One of the most frequently asked questions in medical consultations is:1
General support for establishing new smoke-free areas increases. Around 20% of teenagers smoke, with many of them using vapes.1
Women may be more vulnerable to severe asthma attacks during menstruation. The Spanish population is unaware of the most severe forms of1
Empathetic accompaniment can make all the difference.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects millions of people around the world; many of whom are unaware they have it. It is known as the "silent disease"1
This is a condition in which the heart and kidneys stop functioning properly because one affects the functioning of the other. When one of the two or1
Antibiotics are essential tools for fighting infections. However, their effectiveness is not always guaranteed. Three main reasons for antibiotic fai1
Measles is a highly contagious disease that has been eliminated through mass vaccination in many countries. However, declining vaccination coverage i1