medicine

Menstrual pain, or dysmenorrhea, is a common issue affecting many women worldwide. While various treatments exist, ranging from medication to alternative therapies, an intriguing approach has emerged: Zumba exercise. A recent study conducted by Ahmed Samy et al. delved into this aspect, offering fascinating insights.

A significant portion of the population experiences persistent and widespread pain, with about 11% in the UK affected. This condition leads to several challenges for both individuals and society, including decreased physical activity, feelings of depression, higher healthcare usage, and a decline in work efficiency. This blog article will primarily discuss fibromyalgia, a key example of a condition characterized by persistent widespread pain and tiredness.

New research suggests that brain zaps during antidepressant treatment may be evidence of neural axons rewiring, offering insight into the mechanisms by which antidepressants work

A new study from New York University shows that avocados contain flavonoids that can positively affect the regulatory circuits of T-helper cells in the small intestine, making them more effective in preventing pathogens from attaching to the epithelial lining of the gut.

This article briefly outlines the illnesses and diseases for which hyperbaric oxygen therapy is indicated, as well as those for which it is not recommended.

A recent study conducted at Heidelberg University Hospital has revealed the promising effects of Rosa Canina in the treatment of breast cancer, offering new hope for patients.