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In 'The Welfare Syndrome', the author argues that when health and happiness become moral imperatives, the result is not usually liberation, but guilt, anxiety and withdrawal on yourself.
Christa Pike, 50, is scheduled to be executed on Wednesday, September 30, in Tennessee State for the murder of Colleen Slemmer in 1995. His lawyers and international agencies question the death penalty because of the abuse he suffered during his childhood and his mental health, while the victim's mother claims that the sentence be served.
Most cases occur in countries with less resources. The bacteria 'Helicobacter Pylori' and the papilloma virus are the pathogens that cause the most cancer diagnoses
The president of the agency, Cristina Hernández, refers complaints about discrimination in access to hormonal therapy to the Agency of Medicine and the General Directorate of Pharmacy
Reflections on social media threats, the Supreme's decision on the 'law of grandchildren' and reaching a centenary
The death of a 16-year-old adolescent from measles-related complications re-ignited health alarms in Peru, where 2,357 cases were already confirmed and over 6,000 remain under suspicion. The death, recorded in the Amazon region of Loreto, is the first attributed to the disease in decades and led the authorities to intensify vaccination, especially among children and young people who did not complete the immunization scheme.
Spain has 20 projects that extend palliative care to the home thanks to the community. We went into Huesca's model to explain this mutual support network
A fashion born in the forums of involuntary singles ('incel') proposes to improve to the minimum detail everything we do, from physical to sleep aspect. Experts warn: not a good idea
The apparatus created by Spanish researchers is no longer a prototype after obtaining the permission of the European Medicines Agency
Complete your oral hygiene every time you stand in front of the mirror with a model that includes memory function and four custom use levels
The Medicines Agency claims that several companies refused to include their treatments in public funding. The scientific societies meet with the regulator this Friday
Three devices, different steam levels and functions: this is how our experience has been using them at home to perform facial cleaning.
A study analyses how the bias of consonant preference develops, imitating humans. They are not the only ones: rats and ChatGPT copy certain forms of language processing
An international commission concludes that millions of people were unable to protect themselves during the covid because they lacked adequate housing or social protection. Their models estimate that a more equitable distribution of vaccines could save 2.7 million lives in a future health emergency
75% of couples in four middle and low-income countries are willing to test these methods. The World Health Organization sets criteria for developing safe, reversible and affordable products, although the most advanced will take at least five years to reach the market.
Compensates weekly sedentary hours without giving up the physical exercise of a certain intensity with this folding machine: it includes two wheels and mobile application
The Generalitat disadvises using tablets and mobile phones up to the age of three and asks to delay the first 'smartphone' until the age of 15
A study of 15,000 accidents points to the low use of the hull and the very design of these vehicles, created according to male body proportions.
Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip and at least three Palestinians lost their lives in recent bombings. Among them, the son of the general director of the Ministry of Health, gazati, who established the estimated general number of deaths supported by the UN. While Palestinians weep for their dead, children try to return to their normal lives by returning to school after three years of suspension of the education system by war.
Biochemistry, which studies the biological bases of the disease in minicerebrae, publishes a book that intertwines family history with its study on the genetic basis of the disorder.
