What happens to your body when you get a tattoo?
Nearly one in five people worldwide has a tattoo. But do we really know their long-term health consequences?
Nearly one in five people worldwide has a tattoo. But do we really know their long-term health consequences?
Erectile dysfunction is common and may be an indicator of overall health. Seeking medical advice early can help detect and prevent more serious healt1
Getting sunburnt just once as a child can increase the risk of melanoma as an adult. Sun protection and early detection are essential.
A headache (or cephalalgia) is one of the most common reasons for seeing a doctor. But when it is intense, recurrent and interferes with daily life,1
Catalonia is one of the regions in the world where people live the longest. But what helps a person live longer? And especially with a higher quality1
In recent times, the use of glasses with yellow filters or tints has become popular as a way to protect the eyes from the blue light emitted by scree1
Food choices impact both personal health and the health of the planet. The EAT–Lancet Commission presents an unprecedented global plan for more susta1
As temperatures change, it is common to mistake the symptoms of a cold for those of seasonal allergies. Although similar, they have different causes,1
María del Mar Mosquera, microbiologist at Hospital Clínic, reminds us that vaccination rates must remain high to prevent the virus from circulating a1
Running is a healthy activity, but it can have a considerable strain on your joints. That's why, picking the right shoes is key to help prevent injur1