Tattoos can increase the risk of cancer by 20 percent, according to a recent study
Tattoos are associated with a deadly type of blood cancer, according to researchers at Lund University in Sweden, who found
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Eurostat. Too many Romanians are killed by diseases that can be prevented: “We have always been in the last place, when it comes to financing prevention”
Romania ranks first in the European Union in terms of deaths from preventable and treatable causes, and this is because
The College of Doctors, harsh criticism of the Minister of Health. Apple of Discord: Malpractice Law
The College of Doctors from Romania puts the cannons on the Minister of Health. Alexandru Rafila is accused of making
Why it's easier to starve when it's called intermittent fasting. Mihaela Bilic: “It gives us energy and even a sense of well-being”
Intermittent fasting involves two main meals a day, eaten six to eight hours apart, with no snacks between meals. “We
A new case Cîrstoiu in Vrancea. Suspicions of incompatibility regarding the manager of Focşani Hospital INVESTIGATION
After the doctor Cătălin Cîrstoiu gave up his candidacy for the Capital City Hall due to several suspicions of incompatibility,
How common cold pills can make us sick
Cough, headache, fever, general malaise… these are just some of the symptoms that, most of the time, send us to
Reaction to the “Truth” investigation. Minister Rafila, about the manager of Focşani Hospital, suspected of incompatibility: “The case is under the control body's attention”
“Adevărul” published this week an extensive investigation regarding suspicions of incompatibility regarding Rodica Ifrim, interim manager of the Focșani County
Romanians risk not being able to treat themselves abroad. The amount that the Romanian state owes to Western hospitals
Romania has huge debts to medical units abroad where it sent patients with serious health problems that could not be
The truth Live from 13.00: The evolution of minimally invasive interventions in the treatment of deep vein thrombosis
Peripheral vascular diseases, such as peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT), significantly affect patients' health and quality
Which uninsured patients will benefit from free tests
From July 1, medically uninsured persons with suspicion or diagnosis of oncological diseases, hepatitis B and C or HIV virus