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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

The 6 cancers with the worst prognosis – One year is the expected survival for 58% of patients

A study on cancer in the United Kingdom reveals the six cancers with the worst prognosis – One in two patients will live only one year from diagnosis

April Fool’s Day: How the ‘Day of Pranks’ benefits your health – Lowers blood pressure, improves mood and sleep

April Fool’s pranks are good for our health because they offer a great opportunity to bring laughter into our lives—and we should keep it for a (good) lifetime

Stelios Loukidis on the African dust: a phenomenon with gradations – Who is affected

"Anyone who cannot withstand this exposure is advised to put on a high protection mask, not just a surgical mask," says the professor at the University of Athens

World Sleep Day: Is Artificial Intelligence a friend or foe

On the occasion of World Sleep Day, pulmonologist and sleep specialist Dr. Charalambos Mermingis analyzes the role of artificial intelligence in addressing sleep disorders

The “100-day cough” is back – What is the disease that has not gone away and why it is a deadly threat

"Unprotected city" - this is what infants are during the first six months of life, and the resurgence of whooping cough - also known as the 100-day cough - poses a serious threat to their health

5 conditions worsened by the spread of African dust

Individuals with pre-existing respiratory conditions are particularly vulnerable during periods of increased dust levels, leading to more hospital visits. Read the recommendations from the Hellenic Pulmonology Society for citizens

The return of the “100-day cough” – A deadly threat

The highly contagious whooping cough (pertussis)—also known as the "100-day cough"—is making a strong resurgence, posing a serious threat to infants, especially those under six months old, who remain vulnerable to the disease

Healthy living: 5 ways to make it a habit

Before you give up the plan for a better version of yourself, read five ways to get closer to your goals

The story of the Greek doctor who made it to the British Parliament

Famous British journalist was saved thanks to the early diagnosis and surgical removal of cholangiocarcinoma by the Greek doctor - What she says about the rare and aggressive form of cancer in which she specializes - She answers whether she is thinking of returning to Greece

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