Inappropriate prescribing: patients with sinusitis often receive antibiotics, even when they do not need them Factors such as cough and symptoms that lasted seven to nine days were identified as predictors of inappropriate prescribing.
A 17-year-old student revolutionizes planetary defense with an AI that hunts invisible asteroids At 17 years old, with a free cloud account and a neural network, Ayaulym Tauekel discovers four asteroids that professional telescopes missed
The consequences of taking ibuprofen frequently, according to science Ibuprofen can relieve pain and inflammation, but its frequent use or in high doses increases digestive, cardiovascular and kidney risks.
The danger of promoting steroid use and extreme body transformations on social networks Unlike previous decades, where steroids were associated with competitive sports, the current motivation is based more on aesthetic improvement
Follow these steps and you'll maintain the health of your bones, no matter your age Certain daily habits can make a substantial difference in the density and strength of our skeleton
Red spots on the feet: why they appear and how to treat them The skin of the feet, constantly subjected to pressure, friction, and enclosed for hours in footwear, has characteristics that make it vulnerable
Complete list of Echo devices compatible with Alexa+ Alexa+, the premium version of Amazon's virtual assistant, offers an enhanced user experience by understanding the context when you speak to it
Vigorexia or the obsession with developing muscle A disorder that leads to perceiving one's own body as weak or insufficiently muscular, which mainly affects young men
What you should know about creatine! Myths and truths about supplements of this monohydrate Creatine is not an anabolic steroid or a banned substance. It is a natural compound that the body produces and that is found in everyday foods
The truth about whether picking at a pimple in the "triangle of death" can be dangerous Because it's an area of ??the face with more sebaceous glands, the
Following in Biden's footsteps, Trump signals he is considering reclassifying marijuana Moving marijuana to Schedule III drugs would allow for less restriction and promote extensive medical research
