Disconnection
As long as the heart muscle receives oxygen and nutrients, it will continue to contract on its own, without any connection to the central nervous system.
Did you know that...? The heart continues to beat even when it is outside the body
As long as the heart muscle receives oxygen and nutrients, it will continue to contract on its own, without any connection to the central nervous…
Emergencies
In general, a blister usually heals in 5 to 10 days if it is treated properly.
Caring for and preventing
It is important to not remove the skin that covers the blister, as it acts as a barrier against bacteria or possible rubbing.
Sport
The World Health Organization recommends that adults do between 150 and 300 minutes of moderate aerobic activity per week
How to turn sport into a habit
Discover how to turn sport into a sustainable habit with practical tips and the insights of José Antonio Gutiérrez, a specialist in sports medicine.
Gynaecology
25–50% of women who seek medical advice for infertility have endometriosis
When does menstrual pain stop being normal?
Endometriosis affects between 10% and 15% of Spanish women, of whom 30% will have difficulties in becoming pregnant.
Health in autumn
Rest is a subjective relationship that each individual establishes with the concept of relaxation
Microbreaks: What does science say?
Science supports some methods designed to sustain concentration, take care of the back and slow down the wear and tear of a day spent sitting in…
Eye health
These procedures were originally developed to treat specific eye conditions or defects that affected the appearance of the eye or visual health.
Changing eye colour is possible, but there are limitations
This technique was originally developed to correct iris defects and has become a dream for many people, although it carries risks to eyesight.
Health in autumn
Returning to our daily routine involves a number of changes that can take their toll on the body
Boost your immune system to get back to your daily routine
After the holidays, the immune system can be affected by changes to your routine, sleep patterns and diet.
Infections
Up to 20% of cold-like illnesses or respiratory tract conditions are linked to the improper use of air conditioning systems.
How to treat a summer cold
The misuse of air conditioning and sudden temperature changes can irritate the respiratory tract and increase the risk of catching a summer cold.
Dermatology
In general, summer acne tends to disappear on its own and does not require treatment.
Here’s how you can prevent summer acne
Heat, sweat and humidity can significantly influence the appearance of summer acne and pimples on different parts of the body.
Summer
A jellyfish sting is typically characterised by intense pain or itching, accompanied by redness and swelling of the affected area.
How to act in case of a jellyfish sting?
Although it is uncommon, a jellyfish sting can cause cramps, respiratory difficulties and cardiac complications.
Health in summer
Although UVA and UVB rays affect the skin in different ways, both can damage it if exposure is excessive and adequate protection is not used.
How often should we use suncream?
Although the use of suncream in summer is an unavoidable must, we don’t always apply it correctly or choose the most suitable one.
News
The situation has been exacerbated by the confirmation of two cases in Kampala (Uganda) in people who had arrived from the neighbouring country.
The WHO declares the Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda an international public health emergency
Unlike other strains of Ebola, there are no approved specific treatments or vaccines against this virus, hindering clinical management.
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