Credits: MakeUsOf| Credits: MakeUsOf The latest report on the use of vulgar language in social media has revealed that the United States is the top country for the number of users. The report begins by saying that we use our brains for good reasons. We use them to vent, cope with challenges, be more resilient, perseverant, and determined, as well …
Read More »NHS to cut smear test, are you at Risk?
The NHS has announced an important change to the cervical screening program which will affect millions women in the UK. The interval between cervical smears (also known as Pap smears) will be increased from three to five years starting this year for women who have tested negative for the high-risk HPV. This is due to the fact that new clinical …
Read More »This 96-year old oncologist’s secret to long life is not found at a pharmacy
Dr. Silvio Garattini. Credit: YouTube screenshot “We must have a revolution in health, and a new approach.” “We can prevent most diseases this way,” says Dr. Silvio, an oncologist of 96 years and the founder of the Mario Negri Institute for Pharmacological Research. Interview with the Italian outlet First OnlineGarattini discusses the foundation of a new healthcare revolution, one that …
Read More »Tiny human hearts grown successfully in PIG embryos
Human hearts in pig embryos. Credit: mali maeder, Pexels In a groundbreaking experiment, researchers have successfully grown tiny human hearts in pig embryos that survived up to 21 days – a development that could one day help solve the global organ shortage. The findings presented at the International Society for Stem Cell Research Conference in Hong Kong, Wednesday, June 11th, …
Read More »Why should we be concerned about invasive species in Spain?
Bulma the Green Iguana wandered up La Rambla, Barcelona. Photo Credit Molly Grace You can also contact us by clicking here. Invasive species is a living organism—whether animal, plant, fungus, or microbe—that is not native to a particular ecosystem and causes harm when introduced. These species adapt to their environment and thrive there, often at the cost of local wildlife …
Read More »Could Spain’s driving test regulations be about to change?
This is how learning to drive could look in Spain soon. According to proposed rules, non-professional tutors could be permitted to teach new drivers. Credit : Shutterstock, DuxX If you have learned to drive in Spain you will remember the usual routine: paying a small fortune to your local driving school for lessons, being constantly quizzed and then only getting …
Read More »New road signs rolling out in Spain: What drivers should know
As part of Spain’s efforts to make travel safer and more clear, drivers will soon see updated traffic signs. Credit : FTiare and Shutterstock Most of us don’t think twice about road signs until they confuse us or, worse, if a fine is delivered to our letterbox. It’s time for you to look up if driving in Spain. The Directorate-General …
Read More »Why Microneedling is Worth it?
Microneedling is a popular treatment in the world of aesthetics and skincare. From reducing acne scars to rejuvenating ageing skin—and even stimulating hair growth in men—this treatment has generated both excitement and caution in equal measure. How effective is this treatment? Is it safe for everyone to use? What is microneedling? Microneedling is also called collagen induction therapy. It uses …
Read More »This DIY spray will stop you from dusting. This DIY spray will prevent dust from returning.
No more dust accumulation. Credit: Liliana Drew, Pexels If you’re constantly battling dust – cleaning everything one day, only for it to be dusty again the next – then you’ll love this TikTok-trending spray. Recently, I made a homemade dust repellent spray that went viral on TikTok. It’s a good idea. You can also find out more about the following: …
Read More »Medical operations halted across Spain as doctors strike over ‘regime of slavery from 50 years ago’
SPANISH doctors downed tools today – the first nationwide strike in five years – as medics across the country protested what they describe as ‘precarious working conditions.’ Protesters in the Canary Islands carried banners reading ‘Exploited doctor, mistreated patient’ and ‘Deficient staffing, risk to patients.’ The government’s proposal to regulate working conditions for healthcare staff is at the core of …
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