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    Chronic Kidney Disease Is the Second Cause of Death in the Central American and Caribbean Region

    For this reason, and within the framework of World Kidney Day, the Central American and Caribbean Federation of Pharmaceutical

    Cell Therapies: A Big Step in the Fight against Cancer

    For this reason, researchers are working on new cell therapies that can be applied to any patient without the risk of side effects.

    The Youngest Patientwith Alzheimer’s Disease in the World Is Diagnosed

    A recent study published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease has diagnosed a 19-year-old Chinese man with probable Alzheimer's disease.

    Napping: How to Take It Properly

    The Spanish word 'siesta' derives from the Latin word ‘sexta’: Roman troopers stopped to eat and rest at the sixth hour, within the 12-hour-daylight period in which the day was divided

    How to Practice Meditation in Front of the Sea

    To practice meditation in front of the sea, the first thing is to wear very comfortable and flexible clothes.

    Experts Alert on Problems in Men’s Sperm Quality

    One of the biggest health problems facing today's society is the difficulty for many couples to conceive children. It is increasingly common

    What Health Problems Does the Lack of B12 Vitamin Bring to Our Body?

    The research is clear that people who eat plant-based diets should take B12 supplements in amounts normally provided by standard multi-vitamins.

    No Evidence that Serotonin Levels Cause Depression, According to a New Study

    “Lexapro appears to relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety by increasing serotonin”

    5 Facts You Perhaps Did Not Know About Saliva and How It Can Lead Us to a Healthier Eating

    Scientists have long known about some of the functions of saliva: it protects teeth, facilitates speech, and creates a welcoming environment for food to enter the mouth

    Hypothyroidism: A Disease that Affects Women’s Health as well as Their Personal and Professional Life

    In Latin America the prevalence of hypothyroidism has reached approximately 10% in women of reproductive age.
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