Category: Health

  • Dry Eye, Cataracts, Macular Degeneration: How Smoking Affects Eyes

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    Most people are well aware of the dangers smoking poses to lungs and the heart, but they don’t realize it also harms eyes. Additionally, using e-cigarettes carries risks too, though different from conventional cigarettes. “The ophthalmic risks from smoking are many and well-studied. Smoking is associated with an increased risk of developing various eye diseases,…

  • Headaches in Children: When Should You Be Concerned?

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    Headaches are a common occurrence among children, and while they typically don’t indicate serious underlying issues, they can affect their daily lives. “Children and adolescents, like adults, can experience various types of headaches, such as migraines and tension headaches, with some cases linked to secondary causes like infections or injuries,” explains Dr. Ioanna Kouris, Pediatrician-Child…

  • Coffee Linked to Healthy Aging in Middle-Aged Women, Study Finds

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    This exciting news reveals that middle-aged women who drink coffee are more likely to remain active, strong, and mentally healthy as they age. The findings were presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition ‘NUTRITION 2025’ in Orlando. In contrast, researchers found no significant association with tea or decaffeinated beverages, while higher…

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: The 5 Main Symptoms and How to Treat It

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    Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common and painful neurological condition that affects the daily lives of thousands of people. It occurs due to the compression of the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel, a narrow anatomical passage in the wrist. ‘The problem often appears more frequently in women and can be caused…

  • Psoriasis, Dandruff, Alopecia: Which Scalp Conditions Cause the Most Distress?

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    Severe emotional distress affecting many aspects of life is experienced by individuals with scalp conditions. Patients often feel helpless and anxious, suffering from stress, depression, and identity-related issues. For children and teenagers, this becomes an even more complex challenge as they already struggle with forming their identities. Although many of these conditions do not pose…

  • Asthma and Allergies in Spring: Everything You Need to Know

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    The flowering season, increased sunshine, and rising temperatures are often accompanied by respiratory burdens for a significant portion of the population. The heightened allergic load during this period causes severe symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, wheezing, chest tightness, and breathing difficulties—especially at night. ‘These symptoms seriously disrupt the daily life and sleep of sufferers, significantly…

  • Legionnaires’ Disease: What It Is, How It Spreads, Risk Factors, and Prevention – EODY Announcement

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    The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) provides detailed information about Legionnaires’ disease and continues its preventive actions for travelers visiting Greece. The aim of these actions is to ensure public health and enhance the safety and quality of tourism services. As part of the new tourist season in 2025, informative seminars are planned on…

  • Your DNA Reveals the Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases

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    A key, non-modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular diseases is genetic predisposition. Early identification of this risk enables targeted prevention strategies. Even in individuals without traditional risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, genetic information can uncover a ‘silent’ predisposition that might otherwise remain unknown until an acute event like a heart attack occurs. Professor Konstantinos Toutouzas, President…

  • How Vitamin D Protects Against Biological Aging

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    Supplementation with vitamin D contributes to slowing down biological aging, according to research published in ‘The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.’ The study found that vitamin D supplementation helps preserve telomeres, the protective caps at the ends of chromosomes, which shorten during aging and are linked to the development of certain diseases. Telomeres consist of…

  • Personalized Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Revolutionary Approach

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    Each arthritic knee is unique, and so should be the tools used during total knee arthroplasty. Dr. Sotirios Lelas, an orthopedic surgeon, spoke with Nikos Evangelatos for newsit.gr about personalized total knee arthroplasty. This procedure involves replacing arthritic and damaged knee surfaces with specialized implants to relieve pain, restore joint function, and improve the patient’s…

  • Why You Should Not Store Tomatoes in the Fridge

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    Tomatoes are a key ingredient in Greek salad and form part of the Mediterranean diet’s staple foods. Although many consider them vegetables, tomatoes are technically fruits. Like all fruits, the way they are stored significantly impacts their taste and quality. Many people habitually store tomatoes in the fridge immediately after purchasing them from the market…

  • Neck Pain and Smartphones: How to Avoid the Epidemic

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    A global epidemic is emerging known as ‘text neck syndrome,’ primarily caused by the excessive use of electronic devices, especially smartphones. A significant portion of the population across nearly all age groups read, scroll, or type on their phones with poor posture, straining the upper part of the spine. Previously, phones were used mainly for…

  • Modern Treatment Approaches for Bladder Cancer

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    Bladder cancer is a serious condition that can significantly impact patients’ quality of life. It is one of the most common types of cancer in the urinary system and occurs more frequently in men, especially those with a history of smoking. The main symptoms include hematuria (blood in urine) and frequent urination, making early diagnosis…

  • Keto Diet: What You Can Eat and What Requires Special Attention

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    One of the most popular diet trends in recent years is the ketogenic or keto diet. However, before embarking on any diet plan, it’s crucial to know what you’re getting into. The keto diet is essentially high in fats, low in carbohydrates, and moderate in protein. This puts your body into a state of ketosis.…

  • Hemorrhoids and Diet: What’s the Connection?

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    Hemorrhoids are vascular cushions in the anal region that perform two key functions: maintaining continence to properly close the bowel and providing protection by preventing injury, such as tears, prolapse, or fistulas. When these hemorrhoids become inflamed, enlarge, and swell, the tissues holding them in place weaken and fail to function correctly, leading to a…

  • Adonis Georgiadis Hails the Acquisition of ‘Hygeia’, ‘Metropolitan’, and ‘Mother’ Hospitals by Pure Health

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    In a meeting with Farhan Malik, the founder and chairman of Pure Health, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis emphasized the significance of the acquisition of the private hospitals ‘Hygeia’, ‘Metropolitan’, and ‘Mother’ from CVC. Posting on social media, Georgiadis described the deal as a monumental success for Greece.…

  • 5 Factors That Negatively Affect Immune System Function

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    The immune system protects our body from viruses, bacteria, and fungi, acting as a shield against infections and various diseases. However, certain factors can weaken the immune system, making us more vulnerable to illnesses. Besides good nutrition and quality sleep, quitting smoking plays a crucial role. Below are the main factors that negatively impact our…

  • Why Pathologists Demand Mandatory Prescription for New Diabetes and Obesity Drugs: ‘It Involves Risks’

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    Greek pathologists are pushing for stricter control over the sale of new drugs for diabetes and obesity, specifically Tirzepatide. The Professional Association of Pathologists in Greece (PEPE) is not asking for electronic prescription to ensure drug reimbursement by EOPYY but rather to safeguard patient safety. Specifically, they seek an ‘electronic lock’ in the process so…

  • How Easter Affects the Diet of People with Diabetes

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    Holy Week and Easter are significant periods for the Orthodox Church, rich in traditions and customs. For individuals with diabetes, maintaining a healthy diet during Easter is crucial as both fasting and the festive table can pose nutritional risks. Dr. Andreas Melidonis, Director of the Diabetes-Cardiometabolic Center at Metropolitan Hospital, and Mr. Karolos Papalazaru, Clinical…

  • Vegan and Vegetarian Protein Sources: Top Plant-Based Foods to Try

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    A common concern for those following a plant-based diet is whether they are getting enough protein. However, many experts agree that a well-planned vegetarian or vegan diet can provide all the nutrients you need, including protein. Certain plant-based foods contain significantly more protein than others. Here are five high-protein plant-based foods per serving: 1. Tofu,…

  • ALS: 6 Key Facts Everyone Should Know About Eric Dane’s Disease

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    The beloved Dr. Mark Sloan from the TV series ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ Eric Dane, was recently diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 52. This diagnosis serves as a stark reminder that ALS can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, or fame. Behind Hollywood lights, Eric has become part of a silent yet…

  • What is Mid Face Lift and Why Does Cheek Restoration Make You Look Younger

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    Cheek restoration does more than just correct localized imperfections; it can ‘lift’ the entire face, giving it a fresh and youthful appearance. Their appearance is primarily determined by genetics, with prominent cheeks being found in those who have a more pronounced bony arch (bone) or greater tissue volume above it, or a combination of both.…

  • Shoulder Pain After Sleep: Which Sleeping Positions Should You Avoid?

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    We spend about one-third of our lives sleeping. Both the duration and quality significantly impact various aspects of our health. Poor sleep increases the risk of serious illnesses such as hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. It worsens energy levels the next day, hampers mental focus, slows down daily activities, affects mood, weakens the immune system, and…

  • Heart Attack: These Are the Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore

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    A heart attack is one of the most severe medical emergencies, as every minute of delay in diagnosis and treatment can be critical for the patient’s life. Recognizing symptoms early and seeking immediate medical help are vital for prognosis and recovery. Common symptoms include intense chest pain that may radiate to the left arm, back,…

  • Vision: The Silent Epidemic Affecting Millions – Expert Protection Tips

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    Vision is perhaps our most valuable sense, yet millions of people expose their eyes daily to prolonged use of digital screens. As a result, the so-called ‘digital eye strain’ is becoming increasingly common. Increased screen exposure can lead to serious effects on our eyes, causing what experts call digital eye strain or computer vision syndrome.…

  • Amalia Kostopoulou Reveals Why She Underwent Surgery: “I Didn’t Want to Stop at Such a Young Age”

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    Amalia Kostopoulou, the daughter of Giannis Balatsinos and Petros Kostopoulos, has been fielding numerous questions from her followers after revealing that she underwent surgery for a knee injury sustained while skiing. Following an operation to repair a torn ligament, Amalia shared details about her recovery process on Instagram, addressing the concerns of her online fans.…

  • Korydallos: Student Hospitalized After Consuming Antipsychotic Drugs – ‘We Saw the Child in Shock’

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    A 15-year-old high school student from Korydallos was rushed to the hospital after reportedly consuming a quantity of antipsychotic drugs. According to initial reports, the minor found a packet of pills on the ground outside a rehabilitation center near the school. “The school is next to the prisons, and the 15-year-old found discarded pills on…

  • How to Tell If Conjunctivitis Is Due to Allergy or Infection

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    Conjunctivitis is one of the most common eye problems across all age groups. It develops when the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) covering the inside of the eyelids and the outer part of the sclera (the white part) of the eyeball becomes inflamed. When small blood vessels in the conjunctiva swell and dilate, they become more visible,…

  • What Happens When a Child Is Late to Speak?

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    A child’s first words mark the beginning of verbal communication. It is natural for parents to worry when their child is late to speak and question whether the delay falls within normal parameters. Communication ability is found in all forms of mammals and non-mammals alike. In humans, communication begins immediately after birth through touch and…

  • Daylight Saving Time 2025: Effects on Health and Tips for Easier Adjustment

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    The transition to daylight saving time may offer more light in the afternoons, but it can impact overall health. This measure aims to save energy; however, sleep loss can negatively affect mood, increase fatigue and irritability, and reduce productivity at work. Students’ performance and focus in school may also be affected. Additionally, the risk of…

  • Stroke Awareness: What is the H.O.P.A. Rule and Why Everyone Should Know It

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    A stroke ranks among the most severe medical conditions, with significant impacts on health and quality of life. Timely recognition of stroke symptoms and immediate transfer to a hospital can make all the difference between full recovery and permanent damage. In English-speaking countries, the FAST (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) campaign has been adapted into Greek…

  • Why Cosmetics Can Be Dangerous for Children and Teens

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    There has been a significant rise in the use of skincare products among pre-teens and teenagers—a trend that could harm their self-image and mental health. Using adult-oriented products or those specifically designed for young users, even below the age of 12, can lead to dermatitis, minor injuries, barrier disruption, premature hyperpigmentation, and even acne. Unfortunately,…

  • Vaccines: What’s Changing for Adults – New COVID-19 Vaccination Protocol

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    The National Vaccination Committee is implementing significant changes to the adult vaccination program for 2025, aiming to bolster public health. These changes include integrating new vaccines into state-funded coverage and establishing an annual COVID-19 vaccination schedule. By enhancing state coverage and adding new vaccines, the goal is to strengthen vaccination awareness among adults, which remains…

  • King Charles Rushed to Hospital Due to Side Effects from Cancer Treatment

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    King Charles was admitted to the hospital on Thursday (27/03/2025) after experiencing unwanted side effects related to his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace announced. The king was discharged following a ‘short observation period’ regarding his cancer treatment but was forced to cancel several commitments scheduled for Birmingham on Friday (28/03/2025). According to a statement from Buckingham…

  • Bruce Willis: Doctors Concerned About His Health After 70th Birthday Photos

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    New revelations have emerged from doctors regarding the health of Bruce Willis, who is battling frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a form of dementia causing gradual decline in brain areas linked to personality and language skills. The beloved American movie star announced two years ago that he had been diagnosed with FTD. Willis celebrated his 70th birthday…

  • Christina Koletsa: ‘The Abortion I Had Was Like the End of Motherhood’

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    In a candid interview with Faye Skorda on the Buongiorno morning show (Thursday, 27.03.2025), Christina Koletsa opened up about her recent abortion experience. She revealed that when she discovered her pregnancy, it was approximately five to six weeks along. “I believe there is legislation regarding this, and it’s legally permitted,” Koletsa began. “Ultimately, it’s a…

  • Briseida Andriotou Undergoes Eye Surgery – ‘It’s Time’

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    Greek influencer Briseida Andriotou has undergone surgery to address an issue with her left eye. She revealed the news through an Instagram post, informing her followers that she was at the hospital for the procedure. Accompanied by her brother Lefteris, who provided support during this time, Andriotou spoke candidly about her experience. In a recent…

  • Hellenic Medicines Agency Recalls Unapproved Lipolytic Injection for Aesthetic Use

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    The Hellenic Medicines Agency (EOF) has announced the recall of LIPO LAB, a lipolytic injection used in aesthetic medical treatments. The product does not have official circulation approval and may pose risks to public health. According to EOF, healthcare professionals are advised to immediately cease using this product, while consumers are urged not to purchase…

  • Tinnitus in the Ear: What Causes It and How to Treat It

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    Tinnitus is an irritating symptom often perceived as persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing in the ears. Although frequently considered a minor annoyance, for many, tinnitus can be an extremely uncomfortable condition that significantly impacts quality of life. According to Dr. Olga Papadopoulou, Director of Otorhinolaryngology at Metropolitan Hospital, ‘The nature and extent of tinnitus vary…

  • Tragedy in Evia: One-Year-Old Baby Dies from Cardiac Arrest – Family Lost Another Child

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    The local community in Evia is shocked by the sudden death of a one-year-old boy on Sunday, March 23. According to eviaonline, the child was brought to the Halkida hospital by his parents due to rapid breathing. During examinations, doctors discovered an elevated enzyme level in the child’s heart, necessitating his transfer to the Children’s…

  • Akis Skertzos: ‘My Father Suffered His First Stroke at 42’ – The Touching Post About the ‘Prevent’ Program

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    “My father suffered his first stroke at the age of 42. I was only 5, and my brother was 8. Our mother was 35. I still remember the words of the doctor who saved him: ‘Vasili, you fell from the white tower, stood up straight, and found a treasure.’ So serious was the stroke, and…

  • Larissa: Ongoing Efforts to Revive 9-Year-Old Boy Who Choked on Orange

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    A 9-year-old boy remains in a critical but stable condition at the ICU of the University Hospital in Larissa after choking on an orange at his school last Thursday (March 20, 2025). Doctors at the hospital have conducted two CT scans on the young student, with the second showing no significant changes in his health…

  • North Macedonia – ECDC Warns of Serious Infections from Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Among Burn Victims

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    It is highly likely that burn victims have been infected by dangerous, highly antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), which has raised an alert in countries that received these patients. The ECDC reports that more than 55 patients from North Macedonia have been transferred to at least ten…

  • Magda Tsegou: ‘It was an excruciating and painful ordeal, like having a splinter in my eye’

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    “It was like having a splinter in my eye. There was no quality of life back then,” said Magda Tsegou. Invited to the set of the show “All for Our Life” today, journalist and presenter Magda Tsegou spoke with Michalis Kefalogiannis about the serious health issue she faced due to trigeminal neuralgia from 2016 to…

  • Adonis Georgiades on Fire at Nikaea State Hospital: Cause Unknown, Awaiting Fire Service Report

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    Late Friday evening (21/03/2025), Health Minister Adonis Georgiades visited the General State Hospital of Nikaea following a fire incident. He praised the Fire Service for their immediate intervention and extinguishing the fire. Georgiades also mentioned that the hospital would return to full operation shortly. In a statement, he explained that the fire occurred in an…

  • Gal Gadot Reveals Near-Death Experience During Pregnancy: ‘I Was in Bed, Unable to Hear or See Anything’

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    During her fourth pregnancy, Gal Gadot faced a life-threatening situation when she was diagnosed with a brain clot at eight months. The renowned actress opened up for the first time about discovering this serious issue, discussing the symptoms that plagued her and her emotions during the ordeal. Appearing as a guest on “The Drew Barrymore…

  • Two Foods and One Drink You Should Never Reheat, According to a Nutritionist

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    Many households tend to reheat leftover foods as a convenient way to save time and effort in preparing fresh meals. However, according to experts, certain foods should be avoided when reheating due to potential health risks. This occurs because the chemical compounds in these foods can change when reheated, releasing toxic substances linked to issues…

  • When Should You Be Concerned About a Mole on Your Skin?

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    Moles, commonly referred to as beauty marks, are frequent and usually harmless. However, in certain cases, they may indicate skin conditions, especially if changes occur. While most moles are benign, it’s crucial to stay vigilant and recognize when changes might require medical attention. What is a mole? “Moles form when pigment-producing cells (melanocytes) develop in…

  • Pope Francis: Oxygen Therapy Continues Only at Night

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    The non-invasive ventilation treatment for Pope Francis is gradually decreasing. The 88-year-old is now moving independently within his room at the ‘Agostino Gemelli’ hospital in Rome. As announced today (15.03.2025) by the Vatican, Pope Francis continues to receive high-flow oxygen during the night. Simultaneously, physiotherapy and breathing exercises are ongoing, with gradual improvement noted in…

  • Eftychia Faniari: ‘I Lost 50 Kilos and Have Been Stable for 8 Months Without Medication’

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    In an interview with Michalis Kefalogiannis on the show ‘Ola gia ti Zoi Mas Vita’ aired on Mega, renowned actress Eftychia Faniari discussed her journey to losing 50 kilos. She revealed that until the age of 24, she weighed around 56 kilos but gained 40 kilos within six months. Over time, her weight continued to…

  • How Many Hours Should Children Sleep to Avoid Insomnia?

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    A major challenge for parents often involves their children’s sleep, an issue that can affect all ages from infancy to adolescence. Adequate and restful sleep is essential as it significantly impacts their physical, mental, and cognitive functions. Insomnia is defined as a disturbance where children struggle to fall asleep or stay awake late into the…

  • Whooping Cough Cases Double in Europe in 2024: Romania Reports 27,568 Cases

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    A dramatic increase in whooping cough cases has been reported across Europe in 2024, doubling compared to the previous year. According to an analysis by the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, the number of cases reached its highest level in over 25 years. Children under five accounted for more than 40% of the 127,350…

  • Alonnisos: 17-Year-Old Rushed to Volos Hospital with Type A Flu

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    An emergency transfer of a 17-year-old girl from the island of Alonnisos to Volos Hospital was conducted after she was diagnosed with Type A flu. The teenager was urgently transported on Wednesday afternoon (March 12, 2025) via a private boat to receive necessary medical care, as reported by thenewspaper. Type A flu is one of…

  • Fortimel: Give Weight to What Truly Matters

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    In our daily lives, we often overlook the signals our bodies send us. Periodic discomfort, reduced appetite, or unexplained fatigue may seem insignificant, but they are messages we should not ignore. In many cases, disregarding these warning signs can lead to more serious health issues. When do we truly prioritize what matters? When we start…

  • Chania: 19-Year-Old Martial Artist in Critical Condition After Delayed Hospital Visit

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    The family of a 19-year-old martial artist is enduring hours of anguish as their loved one remains hospitalized in the ICU at Chania General Hospital. The young man was admitted on March 8, 2025, after suffering a severe head injury during training. Reports suggest that he sustained a powerful blow to the head but underestimated…

  • What is Hantavirus That Killed Jin Haqman’s Wife?

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    The hantavirus, mentioned in thousands of posts worldwide over the last 24 hours as it killed the wife of actor Jin Haqman, is a pathogen transmitted to humans primarily through contact with infected rodent excretions or contaminated dust. While rare, this virus can also spread via bites or scratches from infected rodents, though this is…

  • Jin Hackman: Cause of Death Revealed – Lived a Week with Deceased Wife

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    The 95-year-old Jin Hackman, who was found deceased inside his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in February, passed away due to heart disease, chronic hypertension, respiratory illness, and advanced-stage Alzheimer’s as announced by the medical examiner’s office. His wife, pianist Betzi Arakawa, 65, likely died a week earlier from a pulmonary syndrome caused by…

  • Rapid Increase in Diabetes Cases in Greece – 2,580 Deaths Reported in 2021

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    Greece has witnessed a sharp rise in diabetes cases, as reported in a study by professors from the London School of Economics (LSE). The country struggles with inadequate tracking of the disease’s true burden due to the lack of systematic monitoring and a unified strategy. In 2021, deaths related to diabetes surged to 2,580 from…

  • Princess Mette-Marit’s Chronic Lung Condition Worsens

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    The chronic lung condition of Princess Mette-Marit, the wife of Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, has worsened, potentially forcing her to limit her official duties, as announced today (06.03.2025) by the Royal Court in Oslo. The 51-year-old princess revealed in October 2018 that she had been diagnosed with a rare form of pulmonary fibrosis, an…

  • Alexandra Pantelaki Opens Up About Her Father’s Dementia Journey

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    In an emotional interview on ‘Studio 4’ aired today (04.03.2025), Alexandra Pantelaki shared her experience with the loss of her father and how their relationship transformed before he passed away. ‘I forgave him for everything. In the end, he called me mom,’ she revealed. She recounted how dementia erased the past grievances, leaving her with…

  • New Developments in Cancer Treatment Offer Hope

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    Cancer is responsible for nearly ten million deaths annually, making it a leading cause of death worldwide according to the World Health Organization. Breast, lung, and colorectal cancers are among the most common types. However, there’s good news as advancements in medical technology and science pave the way for better oncological outcomes, reduced patient burden,…

  • US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. Changes Stance on Measles Vaccine: ‘Contributes to Herd Immunity’

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    US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr., known for his skepticism towards vaccines, announced on Sunday (02.03.25) that he now supports the measles vaccination amid an outbreak spreading across southwestern states. An unvaccinated child died from measles in Texas at the end of February, marking the first death from the disease in the US in a…

  • Pyrgos: Lightning-fast Meningitis Claims the Life of a 54-Year-Old Woman

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    Initial estimates by doctors have been confirmed: the death of a 54-year-old woman in Pyrgos was caused by meningococcal meningitis. This is the same strain that affected a young student in Patras. The woman suddenly presented symptoms on Saturday morning and was rushed to the hospital. According to statements from the director of Ilia General…

  • Woman Diagnosed with Breast Cancer Fell Victim to a Fraudulent Doctor

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    A shocking case has emerged involving a woman diagnosed with breast cancer who became a victim of a fraudulent doctor. Katerina Kouloúri trusted a well-known convicted doctor and abandoned her treatment. Speaking on the show ‘You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet,’ she explained how the fake doctor administered drugs, vitamins, and narcotic substances claiming they were…

  • EFET Recalls Fresh Pastries Due to Undeclared Allergens

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    The EFET (Greek Food Authority) has issued a recall for fresh pastries filled with spinach and pine nuts due to the presence of undeclared allergens. The affected products, originating from Italy and sold under the brand name ‘Bertagni Plant Cuisine,’ may contain traces of peanuts due to cross-contamination of ingredients, despite this not being indicated…

  • Music can “touch” the heart within the womb – Benefits for embryos

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    Many are the benefits they can offer or to those in their mother’s womb. Music is – long ago for future parents – a way to connect with their children in the womb. A group of researchers found evidence that music can calm the heart rate of the fetus, possibly offering developmental benefits. CORVERSE In…

  • What the steam causes the skin

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    In recent years, it has been considered an alternative to smoking and is often shown as a safer option. However, research shows that it has harmful health effects including skin. “Steam products contain harmful substances like traditional cigarettes. Johns Hopkins University studied the steam of popular fluids and found nearly 2,000 chemicals, including formaldehyde, nicotine…

  • The myth of Blue Monday and its relationship to the psychology of winter

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    The third Monday of January has earned the name ‘ ’ and is viewed by many as the most melancholy day of the year. For some years there has been a theory around the third Monday of January, which argues that this is the worst day of the year. CORVERSE It is said that on…

  • Curcumas: The spice that is good for the stomach, according to new research

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    The turmeric or yellowish is one derived from the root of the plant “Curcuma longa” and has beneficial properties for our body. The well-known spice is one of the main ingredients of Indian cuisine, giving its characteristic yellow color to foods. CORVERSE The main active substance in turcuma is curcumin, which has an anti-inflammatory and…

  • In vitro fertilisation without medication

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    is currently a successful choice of assisted reproduction therapy aimed at almost all couples experiencing infertility problems. We also call it when medicines for ovarian stimulation are not required. What is the process of in vitro physical cycle? CORVERSE Monitoring is done from the first day of period with ultrasound and sermonological control. This is…

  • EOPI: 22 dead and 26 intubated due to covid – 7 new serious cases of influenza in ICU

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    The positiveness of respiratory tracts is increasing , according to the epidemiological report of the National Public Health Agency (‘) for the period 30 December to 5 January. EODY published today, Thursday (09.01. 25) the new weekly epidemiological report, single for the 3 respiratory viruses, i.e. SARS-CoV-2, flu and respiratory synchytate virus (RSV), for the…

  • In vitro fertilisation without medication

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    is currently a successful choice of assisted reproduction therapy aimed at almost all couples experiencing infertility problems. We also call it when medicines for ovarian stimulation are not required. What is the process of in vitro physical cycle? CORVERSE Monitoring is done from the first day of period with ultrasound and sermonological control. This is…

  • Experts reveal secrets to avoid viruses this year

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    In the autumn and the , these lovely seasons of the year, bring with them not only warm blankets, hot drinks and Christmas moods, but also our favorite! Yes, you know them: these little, naughty invaders who peek behind every corner, ready to make us run for tissues and hot tea. CORVERSE How, though, can…

  • Liver cancer: How common he is and where he is due

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    The liver, or , is a large compact organ located on the upper right part of the abdomen, just below the diaphragm and to the right of the stomach, and plays many and important functions. Our liver weighs about 3 kg in adults and its function is to store nutrients from food, turning them into…

  • Why is psoriasis “blown” at the holidays

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    An outbreak of its symptoms occurs immediately after the festive Christmas and New Year’s season in many patients. Stress, food change by introducing more fat, salt and sugar, increasing alcohol consumption, smoking, and body weight, are the stimulating factors that lead to the onset and deterioration of the disease these days. “Psoriasis is a chronic,…

  • Shoulder pain: In what “unorthodox” way he retreats

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    Relief and better quality of life have those who undergo reverse arthroplasty, to cope with the excruciating pain caused by osteoarthritis or massive rupture of a rotary pedal. A study published in the Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery showed that patients undergoing reverse shoulder arthrplasty are very satisfied postoperatively, especially those undergoing it due…

  • EOPY: Postponement for a month in the operation of the new medical appointment platform via EDDIA, due to reactions

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    In early February (01.02.2025) the operation of his new platform will eventually begin through the EDICA for medical appointments, rather than from 1 January as planned. The decision was made by the political leadership of the Ministry of Health and the Board of Directors of the EEAY, in order to provide time for better information…

  • EOPY: New system for medical appointments via ELIGIBLE – What applies to doctors and patients

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    As of 1 January 2025, the possibility of planning an appointment with his contracted doctors through the ICU was put into effect. The EEAS initiative aims to improve access for beneficiaries to health services and to enhance transparency in the management of a medical appointment. CORVERSE Beneficiary citizens or patients can now plan their appointments…

  • How thyroid diseases can affect the eyes

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    Thyroid ophthalmopathy (or Graves eye disease) is an autoimmune, inflammatory disease of the and tissues around them. It is usually seen in patients with hyperthyroidism. However, it is sometimes also observed in patients with Hashimoto thyroiditis, which is the most common cause of hypothyroidism. “The thyroid is a gland in the anterior part of the…

  • ‘Frozen’ shoulder: What it is, what symptoms it has and how it is treated

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    The “freezing” has nothing to do with ice, but it is called this because of the gradual limitation of mobility leading to a “freezing” of the joint, i.e. stiffness to aggregation. The medical term for “freezing” shoulder is “synphytic folliculitis”. CORVERSE What are the symptoms of the frozen shoulder? When we suffer from a frozen…

  • New treatments that changed patient life in 2024

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    Within 2024 the hope was born for many with significant developments and new ones getting approval. 2024 was a year with significant progress in pharmaceutical science by significantly helping patients through the new treatments that came to light. CORVERSE The new treatments discovered gave people who suffer from serious diseases hope of healing, while some…

  • Ezema and cold: How to guard yourself

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    Winter months for many people living with eczema can be particularly difficult, since its changes cause exacerbations of the condition. Although it does not deteriorate in everyone with the first drop in temperature, the onset of symptoms does not take long. Its sudden changes caused by movements from warm indoors to cold air and the…