Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one of the primary causes of cognitive decline among the elderly, posing an increasing challenge for public health. Understanding the factors that predict disease progression can significantly improve clinical management and alleviate the burden on caregivers. A recent study from the PRO-DEM project, published in PLoS ONE, identified key elements that
In today’s dietary habits, ultra-processed foods (UPFD) have become a constant presence. Their convenience and low cost make them a popular choice, but at a significant health cost. A recent study highlighted a notable connection between the consumption of these foods and intermediate cardiometabolic risk markers, such as lipoprotein profiles, which are precursors to chronic
Hyperhidrosis, or chronic excessive sweating, is a condition that can profoundly impact individuals' emotional and social well-being. Until Botox was introduced as a therapeutic option, available treatments—mostly topical solutions—offered limited results and came with significant drawbacks, such as skin reactions and frequent, time-consuming applications. This article explores how intradermal injection of onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox) has transformed
Dental cavities are not just a cosmetic or painful issue—they represent a significant risk to overall health. Recent studies, such as the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) cohort study, have revealed a connection between dental diseases and severe cardiovascular conditions, including ischemic stroke. Taking care of your teeth is essential not only to prevent tooth
Folliculitis and Hair Removal: What to Know and How to Prevent It Folliculitis is an inflammation of the hair follicles, often caused by bacterial infections, blockages, irritation, or certain dermatological conditions. This condition can arise for various reasons, including ingrown hairs, and typically appears as small red bumps or white pimples around hair follicles.
Bruxism, or involuntary teeth grinding, is a common condition affecting millions of people, often leading to muscle pain, dental issues, and temporomandibular joint fatigue. Without proper treatment, bruxism can cause serious damage to teeth and jaw structure. Recently, Botox treatment for bruxism has emerged as an innovative solution to relieve myofascial pain and reduce muscle
