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The aromatic herb that boosts memory and adds years to life

A valuable aromatic herb known since ancient times for its healing properties is emerging as an elixir of longevity and an excellent memory booster

Vaccinating children has prevented 289,000 cases and 266 deaths annually

The vaccine fatigue observed after the pandemic, involves a significant risk of reappearance of "forgotten" diseases, point out the SFEE on the occasion of the European Week of Vaccination

Nutrition after Easter: How to return to your healthy eating habits

Ioanna Kypriou, Nutrition, Health & Wellness Coach, explains to Cantina how nutrition after Easter doesn't have to be restrictive, but balanced

Trainer claims these three exercises are highly effective for longevity

How to effortlessly build a toned and functional body, improve your posture, and boost your metabolism

Nostalgia is good, researchers say – It means you have many close friends

If you have many friends and spend time trying to maintain those friendships, you likely often travel in the realm of nostalgia

“Micro-retirement”: The new workplace trend followed by Generation Z

One of the main factors driving the increase of this trend is the search for balance in personal and professional life

Trump underwent an annual medical checkup: “I also had a cognitive test”

The US president assured that he is in very good shape

Mystery with a village in Turkey: Almost half of the inhabitants are deaf and dumb – Locals fear marriages between relatives are to blame

More than half of the population has disabilities, which is a concern for scientists

Mitsotakis from Tzaneio: The NHS is changing, the money of the Recovery Fund does not go to the few

In two years we will have many, many fully equipped and state-of-the-art Emergency Departments in all major hospitals and we will have upgraded over 150 Health Centers

Heavy drinking is associated with an increased risk of brain damage

Research found that heavy drinkers were 133% more likely to have vascular brain damage compared to those who never drank

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