On this day, September 27, 1925, Robert Edwards was born, a pioneering physiologist in reproductive medicine research and in vitro fertilization. He studied Agriculture and Zoology at the University of Wales and after graduating, he moved to the University of Edinburgh to study Animal Genetics, where he obtained his doctorate with a thesis on the … Read more
12:19 p.m Thursday, September 26, 2024 Written by Dalia Al-Dhanini: Dr. Mahfouz Ramzi, Chairman of the Medicines Committee of the Medicines Syndicate, a reference to the statement of Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly regarding the necessity of writing the scientific composition of the drug in the prescription and not writing the name of the medicine -medicine, … Read more
Finding cancer in blood samples is too difficult for artificial intelligence Blood tests for early detection of cancer have been making headlines lately. But there is still a long way to go before cancer can be detected in such a simple way. A cancer cell divides. In doing so, it could leave traces in the … Read more
Michel Barnier announced it on Sunday evening. He wants mental health to become the government’s major national cause in 2025. This news does not surprise professionals in the sector, who have been sounding the alarm for years, particularly since the Covid-19 crisis. The figures continue to worsen. Thirteen million French people suffer from mental and … Read more
He European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ordered Spain to pay 26,000 euros to a Jehovah’s Witness who received several blood transfusions. A decision that the sectarian group has celebrated as a “victory” that it hopes will lead to it being reinforced with greater support for patient autonomy. Something that is in line with … Read more
Visitors at the annual congress of the European Society of Medical Oncology (Esmo), on September 15, 2024 in Barcelona (Spain) Manaure QUINTERO Text size Hopes for shorter radiotherapy treatment for women suffering from breast cancer are gaining ground among experts, according to a study presented at the world’s leading oncology congress. Three weeks of radiation … Read more
Lottie Moss had to be emergency hospitalization because he wanted to continue preserving his beauty and meet certain standards that modeling demands. And it is that the model26 years old, suffered a overdose After two weeks injecting Ozempicthe diabetes medication that many celebrities use to lose weight. Lottie Moss suffered it In it podcast ‘Dream … Read more
The future look of the Ensival municipal school. ©MADE Then comes the reconstruction of the new school, the plans for which have been revealed. The building permit was granted to the City last July, thus validating the start of the 8.7 million euro project. The latter is partly financed by European subsidies as part of … Read more
Anyone who shares a table and kitchen with pubescent teenagers who devour mountains of pasta and raid refrigerators at an incredible pace, but still remain skinny “asparagus”, can hardly imagine the opposite: children who are already very overweight when they start school and who remain so throughout puberty and adulthood. The suffering for these children … Read more
At least one in seven Americans have benefited from the Affordable Care Act, according to a report that shows 49.4 million people gained health coverage. “Today, a new report shows that nearly 50 million people have gained coverage in the Affordable Care Act’s Health Insurance Marketplace over the past decade,” said President Joe Biden. “This … Read more