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Buckwheat: health benefits
... those who care about their health. A channel devoted to the ... positive effect on the overall health of the digestive tract. Regular ... , supporting the microflora and the health of the gastrointestinal tract. Source ... in metabolic processes, support the health of the nervous system and ... bones and teeth, supporting the health of the musculoskeletal system.
29.05.2025buckwheat , health , diet , doctor
Cardiologist on important sign of oxygen deprivation
Hypoxia is a condition in which the body is deprived of oxygen. It can be caused by external factors, but in some cases hypoxia indicates serious pathologies and requires careful examination and treatment. Russian cardiologist Anna Korenevich spoke about an important sign of oxygen deprivation in the body. Photo: www.freepik.com As the doctor noted, fingers can tell you about oxygen deprivation, “If the fingers at the end phalanges have become thicker and look like drumsticks, and the nails ...
13.05.2025medicine , cardiology , doctor , health
Nutritionist named top 10 products for liver health
... named foods that undermine liver health, “Alcohol is the main enemy ...
15.04.2025health , food , nutritionist , liver
Gastroenterologist on how vapes affect digestive tract
Having given up smoking regular cigarettes, many people switch to electronic ones. Russian gastroenterologist Yelena Mironova explained how the latter can affect the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract. Photo: www.Pixabay.com The doctor noted that smoking electronic cigarettes leads to diseases of the bronchopulmonary, cardiovascular systems, as well as the gastrointestinal tract. “The smoke that is inhaled from the smoking mixture gets through the oesophagus into the hollow organs of ...
07.04.2025Gastroenterologist , vapes , digestive tract , health
National Statistical Committee: more than 93% of Belarusians assess their health as good or satisfactory
... Belarusians are satisfied with their health, according to the data from ... statistical review dedicated to World Health Day, sb.by reports According ... percent of Belarusians assess their health as good or satisfactory (93 ...
07.04.2025Belarus , National Statistical Committee , population , health
Cardiologist explains main cause of atherosclerosis
... is an important aspect of health, but not the cause. Stress ...
21.03.2025doctor , cardiologist , health , heart
WHO: by 2050, almost 2.5 billion people to suffer from hearing loss
... .5 billion people will have health problems related to complete or ... by Head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Office in Russia ...
21.03.2025WHO , health , hearing problems
Scientists from Russia created Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease inhibitor
Specialists from Mari State University, as part of an international team, have developed an innovative compound capable of combating a dangerous process of cell suppression known as ferroptosis, RIA Novosti reports Photo: www.freepik.com It is noted that this discovery could be a breakthrough in the treatment of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. The peculiarity of the new substance is that it effectively suppresses ferroptosis without having a toxic effect on living cells. Unlike existing ...
17.03.2025Russia , health , medicine
12 foods that fight inflammation
... reduce inflammation and improve heart health. 9. Cranberries contain proanthocyanidins that ...
24.02.2025health , food , doctor
Cardiologist explained how video games can impact heart health
... a negative impact on their health. Russian cardiologist Anna Korenevich explaine ...
21.02.2025heart , doctor , health , computer games
Nutritionist on foods contributing to healthy nervous system
Russian doctor Anna Valchuk explained to sb.by which foods produce a beneficial effect on the nervous system, and which undermine its functioning Photo: www.freepik.com According to the nutritionist, foods that are beneficial to the nervous system can be divided into four groups: 1. High in magnesium: pumpkin and sunflower seeds, wheat bran, peanuts, hazelnuts, buckwheat, sea cabbage, sesame seeds, bananas, chicken eggs, beans, spinach, oat flakes, walnuts, mint, and cocoa. 2. High in omega-3 ...
13.02.2025health , food , nutritionist , nervous system
Vein visualisation complex developed by Grodno scientists
A hardware and software complex for vein visualisation has been developed by scientists of the Yanka Kupala Grodno State University, sb.by reports with reference to the educational institution The system based on near-infrared machine vision technologies is designed to facilitate the search for veins during medical procedures such as blood collection and injections. Associate Professor, Candidate of Physico-Mathematical Sciences Andrei German, who heads the Department of Electrical ...
12.02.2025health , science , development , Belarus , veins
Doctor explains why vitamin D is important for gastrointestinal health
... most important elements for our health. Russian gastroenterologist Yelena Mironova explains ... , which sometimes seriously affects our health,” the specialist noted. “For example ...
06.02.2025health , Vitamin D , gastrointestinal tract
BSMU, Uzbek Health Ministry’s National Medical Centre outlined vectors of interaction
... Medical Centre at Uzbekistan’s Health Ministry have discussed vectors of ... National Medical Centre of the Health Ministry of Uzbekistan, including Deputy ... Medical Centre of the Uzbek Health Ministry is a multidisciplinary medical ...
05.02.2025Belarus , BSMU , Uzbekistan , co-operation , National Medical Centre , medicine , health
Media: antibiotic resistance to cause 40 million deaths by 2050
According to The Guardian , nearly 40 million people could die by 2050 due to antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria, TASS reports Photo: www.freepik.com According to media reports, about a million people die every year because of the spread of microbial resistance, and that figure will rise over the next 25 years. The newspaper notes that by 2050, the death rate from bacterial resistance will double, and the number of deaths will amount to 40 million people cumulatively. The reason is ...
14.01.2025Science , world , Europe , people , health , bacteria
Scientists found way to convert cancer cells to healthy state
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have discovered molecular switches that help revert cancer cells to a normal-like state, the Advanced Science journal reports Photo: www.freepik.com It is reported that a team of researchers led by Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho from the Department of Bio and Brain Engineering has unveiled an innovative cancer treatment technology that could be a breakthrough in the fight against the disease. Modern cancer treatments, such as ...
13.01.2025science , cancer , health , disease
Fitness coach suggested 3 ways to lose weight
Losing weight is a complicated, incremental process. Sergei Gorbatko, experienced fitness coach and weight loss expert, revealed how you can lose 6-8 kilogrammes and make your waist as much as 7 centimetres slimmer. 1. No salt or seasonings “Get used to eating unsalted meat and fish. You can, and probably should, eat a lot, to make your feel full and avoid craving more food,” said the expert. 2. More vegetables “Stock up on seasonal vegetables: fresh, canned, frozen, or pickled, it doesn’t ...
04.12.2024fitness coach , weight loss , advice , health , food , exercise
No longer death knell: HIV successfully being fought worldwide
... . “This is not just the health of a particular person: it ...
02.12.2024hiv , aids , health
Expert named products that make mind clear until old age
... they help improve its general health, and a Russian reflexologist, a ... top five foods for brain health: avocado, salmon, bananas, walnuts, and ...
29.11.2024health , food , brain
Director of Cardiology Research and Practical Centre: in many respects we keep pace with world’s largest clinics
Last year, 241.7 coronary artery bypass grafting surgeries per 1 million population were performed in Belarus (against 227.5 in 2022) and slightly more than 200 operations per 1 million population were performed using artificial circulation – as noted by Doctor of Medical Sciences, Prof. Natalia Mitkovskaya, the Director of the Cardiology Republican Scientific and Practical Centre, Head of the Department of Cardiology and Internal Diseases at the Belarusian State Medical University, Chairperson ...
27.11.2024Belarus , Cardiology , health , healthcare
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