Salud mental

Cómo afecta una sola noche de insomnio al cerebro y cuál es su relación con el Alzheimer – Infobae

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A single night of sleep deprivation can trigger an immediate increase in the levels of proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease in the human brain, according to research published in the journal Neurology. Scientists have identified that even short-term sleep disruption impairs the brain’s ability to clear metabolic waste, including amyloid-beta, a protein that forms toxic … Read more

Losing Your Sense of Smell: The Impact on Mental Health and Quality of Life

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The sense of smell plays a fundamental role in regulating human emotions and maintaining mental health by providing a direct neurological pathway to the brain’s limbic system. When individuals experience anosmia (a total loss of smell) or hyposmia (a reduced sense of smell), they face increased risks of depression, anxiety, and social isolation, which can … Read more

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): The Link to Physical Health Morbidity and Mortality

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As a physician and health journalist, I have long observed how the trajectory of our adult health is often charted in the earliest chapters of our lives. Recent research conducted by the Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute (IMIM) in Barcelona has brought renewed, critical attention to the long-term physiological consequences of childhood trauma. The … Read more

The Psychology of Silence in WhatsApp Groups

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In the digital age, instant messaging has redefined how we maintain social circles, professional networks, and family connections. Among these tools, WhatsApp has emerged as a cornerstone of daily communication, often serving as the primary hub for group coordination. Yet, for many users, the experience of being part of a large or active group can … Read more

8 Essential Daily Habits to Protect Your Brain and Prevent Alzheimer’s

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Maintaining cognitive health as we age is a priority for millions of individuals worldwide. As a physician, I frequently receive inquiries about what daily habits can truly bolster brain resilience against neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. While there is no singular “cure” for cognitive decline, current medical consensus emphasizes that a proactive, multi-faceted approach to … Read more

Ecuadorian Actress Scarlett Córdova Breaks Silence on Life-Changing Personal Experience

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Ecuadorian actress and content creator Scarlett Córdova is stepping into a transformative new chapter of her life, balancing a burgeoning career in the fitness industry with a fresh start in her personal relationships. The 31-year-old artist, originally from Pasaje, recently shared updates regarding her professional ambitions and the reasons behind her recent absence from high-profile … Read more

Andalusia Healthcare Reform: Manuel Gavira Proposes New Roles for Pharmacists

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By Sophia Martinez Los Angeles, USA — May 7, 2026 Andalusia, Spain’s vibrant southern region known for its rich culture, historic cities, and world-renowned healthcare system, is poised for a significant overhaul in its public health strategy. The right-wing Vox party, led by regional leader Manuel Gavira, has proposed a sweeping reform to strengthen the … Read more

New Breakthrough Test Detects Disease Signs Without Lumbar Puncture – Non-Invasive Screening Now Possible

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On April 23, 2026, a significant development in Alzheimer’s disease detection was reported, highlighting a fresh blood test capable of identifying early indicators of the condition without requiring invasive spinal taps. This advancement, developed through research led by Siemens Healthineers, a German multinational medical technology company, aims to detect the same biochemical markers in blood … Read more

Rotten Brains: Children, Screens, and Internet Overuse — The Impact on Child Health

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In recent years, concerns about the impact of digital screens on children’s brain development have intensified, with researchers pointing to growing evidence that excessive screen time may alter neural pathways critical for learning and behavior. The term “brain rot,” once considered colloquial, has gained traction in scientific discourse as studies reveal measurable changes in gray … Read more

Diabetes Drug May Help Men With Prostate Cancer Control Weight

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Managing the side effects of prostate cancer treatment often presents a daunting challenge for patients, particularly when physical limitations make traditional exercise hard. A new study from the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center in Miami suggests that metformin, a diabetes medication, could help control weight in men with prostate cancer by mimicking the metabolic benefits of … Read more