Monthly Archives: October 2011
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Aspirin, marketed as' Aspirin reduces the risk of colorectal cancer in more than 60 percent in those patients at high genetic risk.
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FC Barcelona Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have released a video to raise awareness against polio taking advantage of last Monday, October 24th was World Day of this disease, and the Bill Gates appears wearing a Barça shirt .
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The National Health Service (NHS) spent annually between 10 and 15 million euros for the treatment of diabetes and its complications, an expense that could be reduced "significantly" with greater investment in prevention and control of this disease, according to the Spanish Society of Diabetes (SED), which estimates that "for every dollar spent would save 20 in the future."
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As explained by Dr. Jose Luis Azpiazu, co Dermitek Medical Group, in the traditional areas calling for men to shave definitely - "back, shoulders, chest, and many athletes, legs" - have added "new areas until A couple of years ago was very little demand. "
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from adults to children is critical to curb contagion. In 2009, Spain declared in 7662 new cases of tuberculosis, of which 7.7 percent were children, according to figures from the National Epidemiology Center. The highest rates of tuberculosis are found in large cities.
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Reconstructive surgery of the breast is one of the areas of plastic surgery is the most innovating.
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As emphasized repeatedly, the primary goal of people with diabetes is overweight and weight loss.
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Breastfeeding for four to six months reduces the risk of atopic eczema and allergy to the proteins of cow's milk, according to a study presented at the Second Meeting of the Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI in English acronym), which begins Thursday in Barcelona.
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Autumn is time for good purposes. One of the most common is to look in the mirror and made a firm promise to lose weight.
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Every day 44 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in our country. This figure is not only a fact that serves to augment a host of statistics.
