Maladies et état de santé

Do Most People Get Enough Protein? Nutrition Expert Sidonie Fabbi Explains

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Most people living in general populations consume ample daily protein without needing extra dietary supplements or specialized powders, according to nutritional experts. Public health discussions frequently highlight high-protein diets for muscle growth, weight management, and athletic performance. However, clinical dietitians emphasize that standard daily meals across Western societies already supply more than enough amino acids … Read more

How Cardi B and Kylie Jenner Leverage Instagram and Their Massive Follower Counts

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Illegal aesthetic injections, including unauthorized dermal fillers and Botox-like substances, are increasingly linked to severe health complications as international health authorities report a rise in unregulated cosmetic procedures. While social media platforms frequently feature influencers and celebrities promoting cosmetic enhancements, medical professionals warn that procedures performed by non-certified practitioners carry significant risks of infection, tissue … Read more

Fribourg Launches Pioneering Unit for Borderline Personality Disorder Treatment | RTS.ch

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Pioneering Hospital Unit Launches in Fribourg to Treat Borderline Personality Disorder Fribourg, Switzerland is at the forefront of mental healthcare with the launch of a specialized hospital unit dedicated to the treatment of borderline personality disorder (BPD). This initiative addresses a critical need for focused, intensive care for individuals grappling with this complex mental health … Read more

American IT System Choice for Vaud Hospitals Sparks Criticism: What You Need to Know

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The Swiss canton of Vaud has committed 207 million Swiss francs to implement Epic Systems’ electronic health record software across its university hospital and 11 affiliated medical facilities, a decision that has drawn criticism over potential cost overruns and concerns about reliance on American technology amid shifting geopolitical dynamics. The investment, announced in late 2025 … Read more

Eddy Merckx Hospitalized Again for Hip Infection: Facing Seventh Surgery in 18 Months

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Cycling legend Eddy Merckx has been hospitalized once again to treat a recurring infection in his hip, marking a challenging period for the 80-year-old Belgian icon. The “Cannibal,” widely regarded as one of the greatest cyclists in history, has been back in clinical care since last Monday, according to reports from Belgian media outlets including … Read more

Dengue Virus Found in Mosquitoes North of the Alps – First Detection in Switzerland

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Lisbon, Portugal – In a concerning development for public health officials, the dengue virus has been detected in mosquitoes north of the Alps for the first time, marking a significant range expansion of the tropical disease. This discovery, reported by SWI swissinfo.ch, raises questions about the potential for local transmission in previously unaffected regions of … Read more

Helmets Protect Skull and Scalp, But Not Brains at High Impact Speeds

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Malgré le port quasi généralisé du casque, les traumatismes ⁣cérébraux graves liés au ski ne diminuent pas, alerte dans Forum⁤ Jean-Yves Fournier,‍ médecin-chef du service de ⁤neurochirurgie de l’Hôpital⁣ du Valais. La faute, selon lui, à l’évolution de la pratique du ski,‍ qui favorise des vitesses beaucoup plus élevées qu’autrefois. Dans‍ les années 1980, alors … Read more