Diverticula: what are they and what impact do they have on our health?
Diverticula are extroversions, with the appearance of small pouches, that form in areas of lower resistance of the…
Paediatric orthopaedics: when is an examination necessary for a child?
Paediatric orthopaedics is a super-specialist branch that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and…
Why KRAS testing
The KRAS test (human homologue of the Kirsten Rat sarcoma 2 viral oncogene) is the first genetic test to identify…
What is digital mammography and what advantages it has
Digital mammography is a new diagnostic method that uses a piece of equipment called a digital mammograph to form…
Agoraphobia: symptoms and treatment
The term agoraphobia comes from the Greek word Agora meaning square; in fact, the earliest uses of the word in…
Spanish Red Cross sends 18 vehicles to sister organisations in Ukraine, Hungary…
The Spanish Red Cross sends 18 vehicles to the Ukrainian, Hungarian and Polish Red Cross as support in facing the…
Pap Test: what is it and when to do it?
The Pap test is a valuable ally for women's health. It allows early detection of abnormal cells in the cervix that…
Why do my temples ache?
Pain in the temples is a symptom often associated with headache, but the triggering factors can be different
France bans the online sale of paracetamol
The decision stems from last summer, when paracetamol began to become scarce in the transalpine country
Cherry angiomas: what they are and how to remove them in minutes
Ruby angiomas are not associated with any pathology or symptoms. An outpatient laser is enough to remove them