• Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Exercise and Sports

    Infectious Diseases Articles – Page 59

    A history of pandemics has always seen the emergence of vaccines as a turning point. These biological preparations are capable of preventing the spread of infectious diseases, thereby protecting people’s health. With the introduction of vaccinations, not only is the protection of individuals ensured, but also that of communities, as the development of herd immunity helps reduce the spread of disease. However, the effectiveness and safety of vaccines concern many. Based on scientific background and the results of clinical trials, vaccines provide significant protection, but public opinion is often divided. Skepticism that can arise against scientific knowledge often stems from misunderstandings and misinformation. To increase trust in vaccines, it is…

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  • Diseases and Symptoms,  First Aid and Emergency

    Hospital Infections – Claiming Numerous Lives

    The hospital infections are a serious problem worldwide, as it is important to provide the best possible hygiene conditions in hospitals for the protection and health of patients. However, recent research indicates that the increase in clostridium infections is not solely attributable to hygiene deficiencies. A study conducted by British scientists highlighted that genetic mutations of the bacteria are behind this, which increase the severity and risk of infections. Researchers compared past clostridium strains with the latest strain causing infections observed at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital. The results showed that the new bacteria have higher virulence, leading to more severe health problems in patients. The research provides important information for…

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  • Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Digestive System

    Even a Single Carbonated Drink Increases the Risk of Heart Attack

    The consumption of carbonated soft drinks is widespread around the world, and many people prefer these beverages daily. The variety of flavors and the refreshing effect make them appealing; however, research indicates that regular consumption can pose serious health risks. People often remain unaware that sugary drinks not only contain extra calories but can also have long-term harmful effects on the cardiovascular system. The high glucose levels found in sugary drinks, which result from their consumption, lead to increased insulin secretion, potentially causing heart problems in the long run. Poor dietary habits combined with a sedentary lifestyle increase the risk of heart disease, and the role of carbonated soft drinks…

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  • Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    The disease of thalassemia

    The hemoglobin, a protein found in red blood cells, plays a crucial role in the body’s oxygen supply. The level and function of hemoglobin are key to ensuring that tissues receive adequate oxygen, as any disruption in hemoglobin formation can lead to anemia and hypoxic conditions. The macromolecules that make up hemoglobin have a complex structure, which includes a heme ring containing iron and four globin chains, two of which are alpha and two are non-alpha isoforms. Among the disorders of hemoglobin formation, thalassemia plays a prominent role, a group of hereditary diseases that affect the globin chain of hemoglobin. This disease complicates the normal production of hemoglobin, leading to…

  • Cancer Diseases,  Digestive System

    The Mysteries of the Spanish Flu

    The history of pandemics is filled with shocking events that have fundamentally shaped not only human life but also public health systems. Among these is the Spanish flu, which emerged unexpectedly in the early twentieth century following wars and spread rapidly worldwide. The significance of the Spanish flu is underscored not only by the number of fatalities but also by the evolutionary capabilities of the virus. The virus that caused the Spanish flu pandemic belongs to the H1N1 subtype and has living descendants to this day. American virologists highlight in a recent study that the H1N1 strain affected not only millions of people but also transferred to pigs, where it…

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  • Addictions,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    Who is Most at Risk in the Heat, and How Can We Help Them?

    The heat and its health effects are particularly important topics that affect many people’s lives. High temperatures can significantly impact not only our physical well-being but also our health. Due to changes in weather, many people experience symptoms of heat stress, which primarily affect the most vulnerable individuals. It is crucial to be aware of who belongs to the at-risk groups and what can be done for protection. Who belongs to the at-risk groups? The range of individuals sensitive to heat stress is broad. Primarily, the elderly, especially those over 65, whose bodies may not respond as well to temperature changes, are at risk. Young children, particularly those under five,…

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  • Cancer Diseases,  Exercise and Sports

    Monkeypox infection diagnosed in a new case in an individual

    A recent health news report has identified another infected individual in Hungary, bringing the total number of diagnosed cases to 80. Such statistics always raise concerns, as the spread of epidemics can pose serious risks to public health. The emergence of viruses and other pathogens threatens not only individual health but also the health of communities, making proper information and prevention crucial. According to the National Public Health Center, the latest case involves a 26-year-old man who is isolating at home. Fortunately, the patient does not require hospitalization, which is good news, but authorities have immediately begun epidemiological investigations to prevent the spread of the infection. The symptoms of the…

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  • Digestive System,  Health Tourism and Prevention

    The Traditions of Smoking and the Future Generation

    A tobacco has been present in human culture for centuries, particularly in the lives of indigenous communities. This plant was not just a common product for them, but a means of maintaining the connection between earthly existence and the spiritual world. Tobacco was surrounded by respect and was an integral part of many rituals. Smoking held sacred significance, serving the purposes of community bonding and healing. However, in the modern world, smoking has undergone a significant transformation. While indigenous communities used tobacco consciously, in today’s society, excessive consumption has become widespread, and smoking often appears as a quick way to cope with stress. This approach to smoking has turned from…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  First Aid and Emergency

    The number of monkeypox cases has risen to 71

    A monkeypox is a viral disease that has been receiving increasing attention worldwide in recent times. The spread of the infection and the related scientific research are continuously evolving, making it important for the public to be aware of the disease’s symptoms and treatment options. Symptoms and Course of Monkeypox Monkeypox starts with several general symptoms similar to those of common influenza, which include fever, chills, muscle aches, headaches, fatigue, and back pain. These symptoms are generally non-specific, making early diagnosis difficult. In the initial stage of the disease, lymph nodes may also become enlarged, which can be another warning sign. Within 1-3 days of the onset of initial symptoms,…

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  • Beauty and Personal Care,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Carcinogenic Compounds – Medical Analysis

    A modern társadalom számos kihívással néz szembe, amelyek közül az egészség megőrzése és a betegségek megelőzése kiemelt fontosságú. A környezetünkben fellelhető anyagok hatással lehetnek egészségünkre, különösen, ha ezek rákkeltő tulajdonságokkal bírnak. Az emberek mindennapok során sokszor nem is sejtik, hogy milyen kockázatoknak vannak kitéve a különféle vegyi anyagok révén, amelyek a környezetünkben vagy az iparban találhatók. Rákkeltő anyagok és azok forrásai Az egészségügyi szakértők folyamatosan kutatják a potenciálisan veszélyes anyagokat, hogy felhívják a figyelmet a rákos megbetegedések megelőzésére. A tudományos közösség számára elengedhetetlen, hogy azonosítsák és nyilvánosságra hozzák azokat az anyagokat, amelyek hosszú távú egészségügyi kockázatokat jelenthetnek. A legfrissebb kutatások számos olyan vegyületet tárt fel, amelyek a rákos megbetegedések kialakulásáért…

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