Health

The term "diabesity" was coined by the World Health Organization (WHO) to describe the relationship between diabetes and obesity

How is it treated and what are the medications for bipolar disorder? Pharmacological therapy with antidepressants and that associated with mood stabilizers: a research analyzes the risk of inducing the manic phase in the treatment of…

The term "cardiophaty" refers to all diseases affecting the heart, altering normal blood circulation and causing - consequently - important repercussions on the health of the patient, who may suffer from limitations in carrying out daily…

Hair loss from Covid-19: the epidemiological curve from Covid is finally taking a dip, making us think it may be at its end

Stress is the psychophysical response to a number of emotional, cognitive or social tasks perceived by the person as excessive

The complete blood count is one of the most requested and important blood tests. Blood is made up of a liquid part called plasma and a corpuscular part, made up of cells

Pelvic ultrasound is an investigation that does not involve the use of radiation and is based on the emission of ultrasound, which is considered to cause no harm to the body

In the medical field, seborrheic keratosis or seborrheic wart is a form of benign tumor of the epidermis that appears as a usually round or oval, flesh-colored, brown or black spot

Disaster psychology refers to the area of psychology that deals with clinical and social interventions in situations of calamity, disaster and emergency/urgency

Ischaemic heart disease is a condition that affects the coronary arteries: their progressive narrowing restricts the blood supply - and thus oxygen - to the heart