Today we talk about sinusitis, with Dr. Massimiliano Del Ninno, otolaryngologist of the iDoctors.it platform What is Sinusitis? Sinusitis is an inflammatory or infectious process that affects the sinus cavities which are located within the facial mass and which are closely and functionally correlated with the nasal dynamics, therefore we could define it, in a … Read more
A new advance in science comes to encourage patients with lung cancer🇧🇷 Study finds that the TLR2 protein could be the key to reducing deaths from lung cancer after early diagnosis. In addition to helping to control the body’s defense when cancerous mutations occur, the levels of this protein can help to understand the probability … Read more
In the past few decades, the storage capacity of hard drives has steadily increased, and the little brothers of the HDDs – the much faster SSDs – now also provide their users with massive amounts of storage space. At least in theory. Because in practice there is probably no hard drive that is big enough, … Read more
truth! Determining the eating period or IF can everyone do it? What precautions are there? Nowadays, there are many tips and information about weight loss. One of the most popular methods isIntermittent Fasting or IF (IF) timing of eating Divided into times when you can eat and times when you don’t eat. By the time … Read more
It is now a consolidated concept that the practice of physical exercise brings with it numerous benefits. But what if these adaptations concerned not only the general physical aspect but also the psychic one? Let’s see together what science says about it Andrea Bulgheroni – Noritura November 30th People who play sports are often told … Read more
Antidiabetic drugs & MS: Cure or Risk? – DocCheck A study shows that type 2 diabetics who take blood sugar lowering drugs have an increased risk of multiple sclerosis. Women are particularly at risk. However, this does not seem to affect every age group. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune neurological disease that central nervous … Read more
“Leklai water” can cure many diseases, is it true? . Assoc.Prof.Dr.Jessada Denduangboribhand Lecturer at the Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University gave information that Leklai water can cure many diseases. “Not true” . Because remade does not exist. It doesn’t exist in minerals or is scientifically named minerals, it’s just made up. It … Read more
Do you know? According to the British Medical Journal cited by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia, the nose is the part of the body that collects dirt and viruses the most. If not cleaned, the symptoms of the disease will easily attack the body with weak immunity. For example, flu symptoms … Read more
“I have had a wonderful life. I have had thousands of friends and I have had an exciting, adventurous and rewarding existence.” So said former US President Jimmy Carter in August 2015 when his cancer had spread to both his brain and liver, and doctors had just told him he had only weeks to live. … Read more
Jakarta, CNNIndonesia — Moment cough, what medicine do you take. Circulating in society about the myth that lime and soy sauce cure coughs, is it true? Lime and soy sauce are said to be natural herbal medicines that are believed to cure coughs. Is this a myth or fact? Whether you realize it or not, … Read more