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In a modern society where mobility and comfort are priorities for each individual, surgical interventions for foot and ankle treatments
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An invasive species of mosquito, known as the tiger mosquito, has already colonized 13 countries in the European Union, including
How healthy is being a vegetarian? Dr. Mihaela Bilic: Nature wanted us omnivores (to eat everything)!
Balance, diversity and moderation are the elements of a healthy lifestyle. “Simply eliminating animal products from our diet is far
More than 760 new cases of measles in the last week. An unvaccinated baby from Bucharest died
In the last week, the National Institute of Public Health reported 768 new cases of measles in Romania, according to
Moderna's flu and covid vaccine performed well in trials
The US company Moderna announced good results for its combined flu and COVID-19 vaccine in adults aged 50 and over.
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The well-known nutritionist, Mihaela Bilic, explains in a post on her Facebook page why “sour is yammy and blue is
Romanians are making progress: what they are putting first in order to improve their quality of life
A new research report carried out in May 2024 by the CIPRA Association – the Center for Information, Risk Prevention
One in six people go into withdrawal after stopping antidepressants
One in six people have symptoms when they stop taking antidepressants – fewer than previously thought, medical research suggests. The
Oropouche virus, from South America, a new global threat? “What we see is a chronicle of an announced tragedy”
In a region already plagued by numerous public health challenges, a little-known virus called Oropouche has set off a wave