Organ transplantation: what it consists of, what the stages are and what the…
Organ transplantation is the surgical procedure whereby one or more diseased organs (whose functionality is no…
Why children should learn CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation at school age
Why Kids Should Learn CPR: there is a common misconception that learning first aid and CPR are only meant for…
Thrombophilia: causes and treatment of excessive blood clotting tendency
Thrombophilia is defined as a tendency to excessive blood clotting, with a predisposition to develop thromboses and…
REAS 2022, focus on Civil Defence health support in Ukraine: 232 patients…
Health Support for Ukraine, at REAS 2022 on Saturday 8 a conference with the Head of the Civil Protection…
Acute hepatic porphyria: what it is and how to treat it
Acute Hepatic Porphyria (AHP) is a rare disease that can manifest itself differently from person to person. It has…
REAS 2022: The Special PDF dedicated to the fair is online
This year, on the occasion of the 21st International Emergency Exhibition, Emergency Live launches a special…
Paediatrics, what is Williams Syndrome?
Williams Syndrome is a rather rare disease (it has an incidence of one case per 20,000 births) that affects…
The geriatric examination: what it is for and what it consists of
Let's talk about the geriatric examination: geriatrics, for a start, is a branch of medicine that deals with…
What is macular pucker and what are the symptoms
Macular pucker, what is it? The eye, one of the most sophisticated organisms in the human body, relies on the…
Pancreatic cancer: what are the characteristic symptoms?
Pancreatic cancer, which in 60% of cases occurs at the head, becomes evident when certain cells multiply…