HPA Health Group opens Breast Unit at Alvor and Gambelas hospitals
Breast cancer, when diagnosed early, can be cured in 95% of cases To mark Pink October and to highlight the importance that prevention and screening have on breast cancer, the
COVID-19 – And so, life goes on …
It is now probably fair to say that most of the world is moving beyond the emergency phase of the COVID-19 pandemic response. “The world has never been in a
Oral health – “The best defence is a good offence”
The best offence for your oral health is prevention, prevention and prevention. How do we prevent oral problems of gum disease and decay? Simply by cleaning our teeth and gums
Physical activity: A medication for diabetic patients
It may sound exaggerated, but it is reality: for diabetics, physical activity works as a medicine, it is also a way to save money; sedentary diabetics have a 63% higher
Why should you meditate?
One of the first times I came across this term “meditation” was years ago, when I was living in Dubai working for a diamond company as an area sales manager,
A restful sleep is a potion for a healthy life
In the last century, during the 1980s and 1990s, sleep, as a specific biological need, was largely undervalued. The eight hours’ sleep a day advised by our grandparents, and whose
Ayurveda, beyond a diet
The COVID pandemic brought upon positive and negative things, among the main ones the increase in the dissemination and knowledge of the 4000-year-old ancient medicinal system from India, called Ayurveda.
Solar Alvura Health Hotel – Commitment to health
Focusing on weight loss and improving quality of life, Solar Alvura Health Hotel in Moncarapacho is the brainchild of a Finnish doctor who had a dream There is a new
Climate change, Covid and Monkeypox…but not only!
A new study published by “Nature Journal Climate Change” on August 8, 2022, concluded that over half of known human pathogenic diseases can be aggravated by climate change. Climatic hazards of
Communicating verbally with dementia. how to help?
People with dementia have communication problems which will worsen over time. The term “aphasia” is sometimes used to describe difficulty or loss of the ability to understand spoken or written