• Cancer Diseases,  Diseases and Symptoms

    Christmas Miracle in the Maternity Ward: The Real Gift is Having the Baby Home on Christmas Eve

    As Christmas approaches, excitement and anticipation fill many families, especially those expecting a child. Babies born on Christmas Eve are considered particularly special in families with religious traditions. The celebration under the Christmas tree, time spent with family, and the joy of the new arrival provide a unique experience for parents. The magic of the holiday is especially heightened when the mother gives birth in her own home, surrounded by loved ones. Mothers often face the dilemma of whether it is possible for their baby to be born on Christmas Eve. Doctors and midwives also experience this tension, as many expectant mothers wish for their child to arrive as a…

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  • Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Exercise and Sports

    Alone at Christmas, but in company

    The Christmas season, as a celebration of love, signifies a time of happiness and family togetherness for many people. The festive preparations, the scent of pine trees, and the magic of intimate moments touch everyone’s hearts. However, not everyone experiences this wonder, as many spend this time alone, without family, which can lead to a painful sense of absence. As the holidays approach, many experience the hectic pace, the shopping frenzy, and often vow never to let themselves rush like this again. Yet, the holiday magic often makes one forget the stress, and the joy of family gatherings can overshadow everything. At the same time, there are those who experience…

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  • Addictions,  Digestive System

    Christmas Tension – There Are Those Who Would End the Celebration

    The Christmas season is a time of love and togetherness for many, but in today’s world, the preparations often become a source of stress. The traditional holiday preparations, which once revolved around the joy of family gatherings, now come with numerous challenges and pressures, especially for women. The burdens of the pre-Christmas period, such as shopping, acquiring gifts, or planning the Christmas menu, can often become overwhelming. According to recent research, nearly one-third of women feel that the holiday season puts excessive pressure on them. In contrast, this rate is significantly lower among men. Preparing for Christmas can be exhausting and draining for many, leading to various unpleasant emotional states.…

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  • Addictions,  Diseases and Symptoms

    Spring Awakening at the Gate of Summer

    The arrival of spring brings joyful moments for many, as nature awakens and the amount of sunlight increases. However, this period is not carefree for everyone, as many struggle with the symptoms of spring fatigue. During this time, we often experience tiredness, lethargy, and lack of motivation, which can significantly affect our daily lives. At the end of winter, the lack of sunlight and time spent indoors can deplete our bodies, and this may intensify during the spring months. The spring season is important not only for physical renewal but also for mental rejuvenation. As nature is reborn, we should also gather energy and nourish our bodies with fresh foods.…

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  • Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    How to Enjoy the Holidays During a Time of Mourning?

    The holiday season exudes a special atmosphere that many experience in the spirit of family, friends, and shared traditions. However, for someone who has recently lost a loved one, the holidays can feel much emptier and more painful. The grieving process is not only about accepting the loss but also about how to experience the holidays alongside the pain. Experts encourage us to explore our inner strengths and seek joy even in difficult times. Grief is a natural reaction connected to various life events, whether it involves the loss of family members, divorce, or other significant changes, such as a child growing up. In such situations, the holiday season can…

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  • Addictions,  First Aid and Emergency

    Gábor L. Kovács’s Christmas Celebration for Doctors

    The bonds of family and holidays have always been closely intertwined. During the festive season, many look forward to spending Christmas with their loved ones, sharing experiences, memories, and joys. However, in the modern world, distances and different life situations often make it challenging for families to celebrate together. Changes in family life during the holidays can bring about various emotions, including joy and sometimes sadness. New life situations and transformations in family dynamics can present exciting challenges while also creating new opportunities. The feelings of closeness and distance can both be part of family relationships, especially when younger generations seek their fortunes abroad. To preserve family bonds, many take…

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  • Endocrine and Metabolism,  Exercise and Sports

    International Down Syndrome Day

    The Down syndrome is one of the most common chromosome disorders, characterized by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21. This genetic anomaly affects various physical and intellectual traits and has a significant impact on the lives of those affected. The World Down Syndrome Day is observed every year on March 21, raising awareness of the situation, rights, and opportunities of individuals with Down syndrome. Recognition of Down Syndrome The recognition of Down syndrome is made through a combination of clinical signs and genetic testing. Affected children typically live with moderate intellectual disability, characterized by an IQ of around 50. Although they face challenges in abstract thinking, many…

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