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Check-up Before Ramadan Fasting
How to properly prepare for the fast and protect your health
Why does the body need a fever? Why you shouldn't lower a fever "just in case"
Fever isn't an enemy — it's part of your immune defense. We explain when a fever is truly dangerous and when it is your ally.
Medical · 06/16/2025Detox: Scam, Trend, or Medical Necessity?
We explain what real detox is and how to safely reset your body for better health under medical supervision.
Publication · 05/17/2025Everything seems fine… But how long ago did you have a check-up?
Brain fog, fatigue and headaches are not normal. Take a comprehensive check-up at Horev Medical Center: all doctors and tests in one place.
Polluted Air Ages Human Lungs, Scientists Say
University of Leicester: polluted air ages lungs by 2 years and quadruples COPD risk when PM2.5 exceeds 10 micrograms per cubic meter.
Researchers Identify Two Drugs Capable of Reducing Influenza Mortality
Hudson Institute: gout drug probenecid and arthritis medication AZ11645373 reduce influenza mortality by blocking the P2X7 ATP receptor.
An unexpected cause of eye disease has been found
Scientists discovered that the bacterium Corynebacterium mastitidis on the eye's surface protects against Candida albicans and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
WHO unveils a strategy to fight superbugs
The WHO has launched a global campaign against superbugs, sorting antibiotics into three categories — Access, Watch and Reserve.
3D printing with live cells reaches a new level
New 3D tissue printing without a rigid scaffold: ink made of stem cells in hydrogel beads, UV fixation - scientists have already printed cartilage for a mouse ear.
E-Cigarettes, Like Regular Ones, Cause "Smoker's Cough"
University of Kansas Medical Center: e-cigarettes cause "smoker's cough" by depositing nicotine in the lungs and thickening mucus — especially in young people.
Mucus secreted by salamanders to replace surgical glue
Scientists: secretion from the Chinese giant salamander could replace surgical glue — it bonds tissue more strongly than fibrin and without cyanoacrylate's side effects.
Proven: transplanting donor iPS cells is safe
The world's first iPS cell transplant for macular degeneration (2017): in 4 of 5 patients vision stabilized, in one it improved.
Researchers Determine the Correct Way to Use Hand Sanitizer
Basel University Hospital: 15 seconds is enough to effectively disinfect hands with sanitizer — twice as fast as the WHO method.