You were at the beach for a long time, and the next day, instead of a smooth tan, your skin got covered with rash or blisters. Sounds familiar? Of course, you might think that you have eaten something wrong, but it's probably sun allergy or photo dermatitis. What Are the Symptoms of Sun Allergy? This allergy, just like ... Full story

Oral health is essential to good quality of life. Unfortunately, the WHO estimates that today tooth decay occurs in 60-90% of school-age children and up to 100% of adults. The new bulletin, published on the official site of the World Health Organization, also says that about 30% of people aged 65-74 years have no natural teeth. But ... Full story

In 1988 the World Health Organization declared May 31 the World No Tobacco Day. The international community has decided to make every effort to eliminate smoking tobacco. Smoking Kills Unfortunately, in many countries, tobacco addiction became an epidemic. Men, women, teenagers, and the elderly people smoke. It is so sad to see a beautiful young woman and ... Full story

Botox celebrated its 10th anniversary in April 2012. A new research suggests that Botox is not as successful in treating headaches and migraines, as it has been thought previously. Moreover, Botox has side effects. As you know, the invention of Botox made not only those who were obsessed with the fight against wrinkles happy. ... Full story

The Researchers from the University of Washington (the USA) found out that garlic contains compounds 100 times more effective than the antibiotics prescribed in case of food poisoning. The Campylobacter bacterium causing severe food poisoning is most often ingested with poultry. The Telegraph reports that in recent years cases of chicken liver pate poisoning have become especially frequent. ... Full story

The belief that antidepressants are safe and effective is wrong, according to Paul Andrews, the evolutionary biologist at McMaster University. Antidepressants are used to relieve symptoms of depression; they increase the level of serotonin– the hormone that regulates mood – in the brain. Most of the serotonin produced by a human body is used for other purposes – ... Full story