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Dr. Garcia and Dr. Marin described the methods of genetic diagnosis of embryos and the freezing of ovules of young women who want to postpone having children Last Hjek, the Fertility Unit of the HC Marbella International Hospital hosted a clinical session Turing which 12 specialists in gynaecology discussed…
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The Fertility Assisted Reproduction Centre at the HC Marbella Hospital seeks to provide the most efficient therapeutic method of achieving pregnancy 45% infertility problems have a feminine cause; another 45% are attributable to the man while the rehaznos for the remaining 10 per cent are unknown Due to be frequency,…
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'THE endoscopic capsule is a diagnostic technique which allows us to see parts of the digestive system via a small device, which the patient swallows as if it were a pill. It is able to take detailed photos in the search for suspicious lesions', explains Dr. José Miguel Rosales, the…
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A BREATH test that identifies micro-organisms in the gut may be able to help explain why a person is overweight and how susceptible they are to obesity. Scientists looked at concentrations of hydrogen and methane gasses in the bodies of 800 people and found that people with a higher concentration…
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A NEW way of helping to detect stomach cancers has been developed using a breath test. Scientists say it has a 90 per cent success rate and involves using sensors to pick up tiny chemical particles exhaled on the breath. These chemicals are signals for cancers as they are given…
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CHILDREN who learn to play a musical instrument at a young age could be smarter in later life. Research shows that there is a special window of learning in a child's brain between the ages of six and eight, when musical training boosts the development of the motor skills regions…
NEW guidelines on managing someone's expectations of cosmetic surgery have been unveiled. Issued by the Royal College of Surgeons in the UK, it is hoped the guide will become compulsory for British practitioners. They say that patients undergoing cosmetic surgery should not be given false hope and told they will…
BODY ODOR is directly linked to the food we eat. Our diet can have a large effect on what smells the body expels through sweat glands. Eating unhealthy, processed food will cause your body to produce unpleasant odor due to the chemicals expelled during the digestion process. Eliminating toxins from…
RESEARCH in the UK has found that loneliness can be associated with poor mental health and serious conditions including dementia, cardiovascular disease and hypertension. It is now classed as a public health issue that can link to early death in many individuals and due to the ageing population continuing to…
PATIENTS frequently complain of ‘being able to hear but not understand’ what is being said when in a social gathering or when a family member speaks from another room. The most common cause for this is hearing loss; something that many of us are reluctant to acknowledge. Due to the…
Almost every week I overhear people talking in bars, supermarkets or sitting in beach side cafes and it’s always the same old story. While sipping on that second half pint of lager or munching their way through a bumper breakfast they are telling their tentative companions that they need and…
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In a new revolutionary e-cookbook, designed for people who care about what they eat, creator Mrs. Karla Darocas actually encourages people to start their day with a big slice of cake. These are not your ordinary cake recipes full of white “death” refined flours and sugars, but healthy alternative Costa…
TODAY’S article is aimed at those of you who have not done any exercise for a long time, maybe never, but feel that the new year brings a fresh incentive to start getting a little fitter. Guidelines constantly change on how much exercise we should take for optimum health, but…
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With Christmas over and New Year Resolutions made (maybe even already broken or forgotten), many of us will be putting our best foot forward and will start to exercise. Sadly there are also many of us who wish they could exercise, even if it meant only going for a walk…
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SEVERE migraines can lead to an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes in women. Scientists carried out a 15-year study following 27,860 women, 1,435 of whom suffered from severe migraines with vision problems and flashing lights. According to the study only high blood pressure was a bigger indicator of…
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