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The pressure from peers can cause psychological problems in children
A bullying by peers is unfortunately a common phenomenon in the lives of young people, which can have serious consequences. Peer violence not only affects emotional and physical well-being but can also have a significant impact on psychological health. The latest research shows that teenagers who are regularly subjected to bullying by their peers are more likely to experience psychotic symptoms than those who have not suffered such experiences. The consequences of bullying often do not manifest immediately but have long-term effects. Young people who have previously encountered traumatic experiences may be more susceptible to psychosis, which can manifest as schizophrenia in adulthood. Understanding these phenomena is particularly important, as…
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Hematocrit (HTC) – What information does it provide from the blood count?
The hematocrit test shows the proportion of red blood cells in the blood, which provides important information about the blood’s oxygen-carrying capacity. The measurement of hematocrit levels is part of a complete blood count and is essential for the joint evaluation of red blood cell counts, hemoglobin levels, and values related to hemoglobin concentration. In medical practice, hematocrit levels are often used to diagnose various hematopoietic system problems, as well as to identify bleeding and anemic conditions. Normal hematocrit levels for men range from 41-53%, while for women, they range from 37-44%. These values should be assessed in comparison to the reference values of the local laboratory, and it is…
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Articles on Cardiovascular Diseases – Page 14
Atrial fibrillation is one of the most common problems associated with the human heart, and in many cases, it poses serious health risks. The normal functioning of the heart is essential for proper blood supply to the body, and any deviation in heart rhythm can be a warning sign. Diagnosing arrhythmias requires special attention, as the heart plays a fundamental role in many areas of life. There are various forms of arrhythmias, each linked to different causes, such as stress, heart diseases, or side effects of medications. Arrhythmias can occur intermittently, making diagnosis challenging, as specialists need to observe deviations in heart function during examinations. To establish an accurate diagnosis,…
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Attention Disorder: The Role of Genes Instead of Upbringing
The temperament of children has long intrigued scientists, as this phenomenon affects not only their development but also their social interactions and academic performance. Defining temperament is a complex process involving both genetic and environmental factors. Recent research has sought to understand how certain genes and brain activity influence children’s behavior and emotional responses. The relationship between the frontal cortex and temperament The role of the frontal cortex in the development of children’s temperament is significant. This area of the brain is primarily responsible for complex emotional and cognitive functions. Increased activity in the left frontal cortex is generally associated with calmer, more manageable children who can quickly adapt to…
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Signs and Triggers of Pseudopregnancy
Az álterhesség, más néven pseudocyesis, egy különleges állapot, amelyben a női szervezet terhességre jellemző fizikai tüneteket produkál, holott valójában nem várandós. Ez a jelenség hormonális változások következményeként alakul ki, és bár az orvosi közösségben viszonylag ritkán találkoznak vele, a megjelenése komoly pszichológiai és emocionális hatásokkal járhat. Az álterhesség nem csupán a nők világára korlátozódik, extrém esetekben férfiakat is érinthet, amikor a partnerük terhessége váltja ki a tüneteket. Az álterhesség tünetei Az álterhességben szenvedő nők gyakran olyan tüneteket tapasztalnak, amelyek meglephetik még a legképzettebb szakembereket is. A legjellemzőbb jelek közé tartozik a menstruáció elmaradása, a has növekedése, a mell megnagyobbodása, valamint a hányinger és hányás. Ezek a fizikai jelek annyira meggyőzőek…
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What is the purpose of the hydrogen breath test?
The hydrogen breath test is a diagnostic procedure that helps diagnose gastrointestinal issues such as lactose intolerance, fructose intolerance, and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). Digestive disorders are becoming increasingly common, and many people may experience uncomfortable symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain, or diarrhea. These complaints are often related to an imbalance in gut flora or malabsorption of nutrients. During the test, the amount of hydrogen exhaled by the patient is measured, which indicates fermentation processes occurring in the intestines. If the gut flora is not functioning properly, nutrients such as lactose or fructose are not digested adequately, leading to hydrogen production. The aim of the test is to…
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Does the mobile phone not cause eye melanoma?
The proliferation of mobile phones has a tremendous impact on our daily lives, and questions regarding health risks are continuously on the agenda. The connections between radiation and various health issues are particularly exciting and a topic of great concern for many. Recent research findings are continually refining the picture, and opinions among experts are divided. Recent medical studies aim to clarify the relationships between mobile phone use and various diseases. Research not only examines the radiation from phones but also their long-term effects. The eye melanoma, as a rare but serious form of illness, particularly interests researchers, as many are concerned about the radiation emitted by mobile phones. Medical…
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The Mechanism of Drugs that Inhibit Bowel Movement
The regulation of bowel movements and issues with stool elimination affect many people’s lives. Diarrhea, which signifies a sudden change in bowel function, can cause particularly unpleasant symptoms. This phenomenon can occur as a result of various disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, such as infections or digestive problems. There are several medications available for the treatment of diarrhea, among which antidiarrheals, also known as stool binders, are the most common. These preparations work by reducing bowel movements and increasing the tension of the anal sphincter, thereby aiding in stool elimination. However, it is important to be aware that these medications are not applicable in all cases and can even be…
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Articles on Healthy Lifestyle – Page 92
Tutankhamun, one of the most famous names among pharaohs, has captured the attention of modern culture and the scientific community despite his brief role on the stage of history. He is not considered one of the greatest rulers in Egyptian history, yet the discovery of his tomb and the valuable artifacts found within have shed a magical light on the life and era of the pharaoh. The mystique surrounding Tutankhamun arises not only from the absence of significant historical impact but also from the legends that have developed around him. Everyone is curious about why he became such an iconic figure and what the discoveries mean for understanding Egyptian history.…
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Writings on Psychological Disorders – Page 31
The urban life comes with many advantages; however, the proximity to nature has numerous beneficial effects on people’s mental and physical health. Green spaces, such as parks, forests, and gardens, not only provide aesthetic enjoyment but also play an important role in improving well-being. Spending time in nature can reduce stress, enhance creativity, and increase overall feelings of happiness. Living near green spaces has a particularly positive impact on mental health. The proximity to nature helps alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression. People who regularly visit these areas tend to have a more optimistic outlook and their social connections can also become stronger. Thus, the green environment is not only…
