The neglected organ that may be more important to longevity than scientists thought
The thymus, a lymphoid organ long thought to become nearly useless in adulthood, may play a much more important role
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Meningitis alert in Europe: what is the risk of spread after the explosion of cases in the UK
An outbreak of meningitis, considered unusual, exploded in Great Britain, reaching 27 cases, including two deaths, in an area of
‘My son died because of the year he was born’ – Mother’s cry of despair after Kent meningitis outbreak
A mother whose 18-year-old son died of meningitis is pleading with British authorities not to “deny access to life-saving vaccines”
The blood test that could detect brain cancer. What scientists have discovered
A blood test could help detect glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer, and monitor the progression
State-settled dental interventions in public hospitals: which treatments will be free
The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, announces that with the approval of the state budget for this year, the AP-STOMA
Do you get sick often? The reason could be the number of hours of sleep. The truth about melatonin and real rest
Sleep is a biological need that we no longer manage to satisfy, the consequence being the degradation of health. Between
The medical secret after death. Who will be able to access the file of a deceased patient. The new rules from the Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health has made transparent a draft order that modifies the rules regarding access to the medical documents
Dim indoor light to blame for myopia? Results of a recent study
The rise in myopia in children and young people is often blamed on screen time. However, a recent study shows
1 million reviews later: What happens in a healthcare system that listens to and empowers the voice of the patient?
In recent years, the way people choose medical services has changed considerably, and the patient experience has become almost as
The family medicine crisis. Doctor: “There are fewer and fewer of us and we no longer cover the more isolated areas”
The family medicine system in Romania faces a series of structural problems that risk affecting the population’s access to preventive