2020, the year of nursing The year that has just begun, 2020, has been declared by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the year of the nurse and the midwife, professionals who perform a daily work that is not always recognized and covers not only the healthcare field, also others, such as research or teaching… Read More »
‘Millennials’ in good shape More and older people exercise and follow a healthy diet to fully enjoy their new vital stage: the so-called “third age.” They are the ‘millennials’, who love to stay in good shape, both inside and outside their home. A recently presented study on your health affects these aspects Any age is… Read More »
Take care of the skin from within Get radiant skin improving bowel health. This is how the American dermatologist and researcher Whitney Bowe says, who explains her skincare system in an interview with EFE The secret to wearing radiant skin is not creams or injections; The real secret of beauty lies in the intestine, according to Whitney Bowe, dermatologist, microbiologist… Read More »
Six tips to take care of your heart in summer Therefore, although we enjoy the holidays and the good weather, it is essential that we do not neglect our health, especially our hearts. The Spanish Heart Foundation (FEC) offers six tips to continue having a healthy heart in summer Installed in the summer and high… Read More »
Healthy summer effects Summer is accompanied by healthy effects that provide us with an increase in well-being. Holidays, routine changes, trips, leisure… Dr. David Palacios Martínez, the National Coordinator of the Working Group on Dermatology of the Spanish Society of Primary Care Medicine (SEMERGEN), analyzes in an article the changes of summer in health and offers… Read More »
Live medicine: grow, get sick, heal, grow old, learn… To live is to grow, get sick, heal, grow old, learn … It is to be immersed in a constant process of transformation, in which our margin of decision is scarce when we cannot avoid memory failures, puberty or old age. And this is also about medicine… Read More »
Hospital emergencies: a comic that tells you “everything” Working in hospital emergencies has its crumb: objects in disturbing holes, penises that break, constipated released, suicide attempts with hardware, patients alarmed by the smell of their farts, and elderly abandoned in summer In “The White Coats Club”, subtitled “Chronicles of emergencies” (Penguin Random House), doctors Juan Sánchez Verde-Bilbao and Guido Rodríguez… Read More »
Towards gender equality, the eternal scientific challenge Despite slow and progressive improvements, science and medicine continue to be professions marked by inequality. Margarita Salas, María Blasco, Raquel Yotti, Rosa María Alberdi and Soledad Muruaga, five women leaders and leaders in the world of health, tell how they have managed to break through in a world considered,… Read More »