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Health economist Arkadi Sharkov warns of huge differences in medicine prices between different healthcare facilities, linking this phenomenon to the new rules for centralized electronic tenders.
The American Heart Association (AHA) has published a summary of scientific data regarding caffeine consumption. The findings show that moderate coffee intake may even bring benefits to the heart and metabolism.
Many believe that water helps with faster satiety, but a new study reveals the opposite effect. Water can "reset" taste receptors and cause us to consume more food.
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 body's physiological reactions to heat—accelerated pulse and dizziness—are often mistaken for anxiety attacks. We understand how heat and lack of sleep create a dangerous cycle of 'catastrophic interpretation' of bodily signals.
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.
Nutrition experts make an exception for canned fish – it is a complete source of omega-3, vitamins, and proteins. Learn which species are most beneficial and how to avoid mercury risks.
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.
The shortage of doctors at MBAL – Silistra is leading to the suspension of operations in key departments. Municipal hospitals in the region cannot handle the workload, and the planned visit of the Minister of Health has been postponed.
Scientific studies reveal a surprising fact: the shortest doses of physical activity in nature – just five minutes – have the strongest and fastest effect on mental health and well-being.
Health Minister Katya Ivkova announced that centralized drug tenders will cover both state and private hospitals, aiming for transparency and cost savings.
Scientific studies reveal a curious link: moderate ice cream intake is sometimes associated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes. However, experts warn of a possible reverse causality.
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.
Following the success in treating obesity in humans, biotechnology companies are beginning clinical trials of GLP-1 therapies for pets.
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