Symptoms, prevention, seasonal risks, chronic diseases, and socially significant health topics.
Clinical trials of new drugs and vaccines against Ebola are being conducted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of August 1, over 3,700 cases and 1,657 deaths have been registered in the country.
The World Health Organization confirms a categorical link between the intake of sausages, hot dogs, and bacon and the development of cancer. Processed meat products are classified in the same carcinogen group as tobacco smoking.
The Association of Patients Active in Healthcare (APAZ) proposes measures to the Ministry of Health and the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) to improve access to technologies and self-monitoring, including expanding the use of insulin pumps and sensors.
Eight cases of West Nile fever have been registered in North Macedonia, with all those affected developing a severe neuroinvasive form of the disease. Most patients are adults over the age of 50.
An international investigation reveals that ultra-processed food manufacturers are using lawsuits to delay the implementation of measures against unhealthy eating.
Italy is facing a sharp surge in obesity cases among children and teenagers, especially in the southern regions. Experts point to the loss of traditional dietary habits and the transition to ultra-processed foods as the primary causes.
RHI – Stara Zagora is organizing a campaign for free testing and consultations for viral hepatitis. The initiative covers the cities of Stara Zagora, Radnevo, and Kazanlak.
Medical specialists warn: a heart attack is not a brand reserved only for adults. Cases of Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) show how young and healthy individuals can be at risk.
Extreme temperatures in France during June led to record levels of excess mortality. Data from the French public health agency shows that the heat is affecting not only adults but also younger population groups.
On July 23, an online meeting will be held dedicated to complex therapeutic approaches in patients with Sjögren's syndrome, especially during the administration of immunotherapy and chemotherapy.
The World Health Organization has revealed the scale of foodborne illnesses. Specialists and culinary experts provide practical advice on how to protect your family from bacteria through proper hygiene and storage.
Changes in the color, shape, and texture of nails are not just an aesthetic issue, but are often the first sign of vitamin deficiencies or serious organic disorders.
In the last week, 24 new cases of Lyme disease were registered, which is double the amount for the same period last month. The highest morbidity is observed in Sofia and Gabrovo.
Prof. Georgi Momekov warns of the enormous risks when purchasing weight-loss peptides via the internet. These unregulated products may contain pathogens and viruses and can lead to fatal consequences.
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh have developed a model to identify viruses with high pandemic potential. The analysis shows that RNA viruses pose the greatest threat due to their ability to mutate rapidly.
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