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Vulvovaginal Symptoms Common Among Young Brazilian Women: Study reveals Normalization of Itching, Pain, and Discharge A recent study conducted in Brazil reveals that a significant majority of young women are experiencing vulvovaginal symptoms impacting their quality of life. The research highlights a concerning trend: the normalization of these symptoms, preventing women from seeking timely medical help. This groundbreaking research emphasizes the urgent need for more education and open [...]

Brazilian scientists have unearthed the fossilized remains of one of the oldest ant species ever discovered – a winged terror with scythe-like mandibles that roamed the earth approximately 113 million years ago,during the Cretaceous period. The remarkable find, preserved in limestone quarried from northeastern Brazil, offers a tantalizing glimpse into the evolution of ants and thier place in the prehistoric world The newly identified species, named *vulcanidris cratensis*, belongs to a [...]

Difficulties in finding the right words, or the frequent substitution of words with similar meanings (like “knife” for “cutter”) or sounds (like “knife” for “wife”), are often the initial indicators of primary progressive aphasia (PPA), a rare form of dementia.Subtle challenges in sentance formation, such as grammatical errors or reversed word order, are also common early signs. Over time, writing and reading may become increasingly arduous, [...]

The long-held belief that a casual drink or two poses no health risk is increasingly challenged by scientific evidence. The World Health Institution (WHO) stated in 2023 that No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health , emphasizing the dose-dependent relationship between alcohol intake and health risks. A recent study published in Neurology , the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, reinforces this concern, suggesting that consuming eight or more alcoholic drinks [...]

Interview: Dr. Eleanor vance, Virologist and Epidemiologist Archyde News had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Eleanor Vance, a leading virologist and epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about the recent finding of a MERS-like coronavirus in Brazilian bats. Archyde News: Dr. Vance, thank you for joining us. Can you give our readers a clearer understanding of what this new coronavirus means for the U.S.? Dr. Vance: Thank you for having me. The [...]

The Sweet Secret to a Healthier heart: Polyphenols , Metabolic Syndrome , and Your Diet Table of Contents Can indulging in chocolate, coffee, and wine actually be good for your health ? Emerging research suggests that these treats, along with other polyphenol-rich foods, may hold the key to reducing the risk of metabolic syndrome, a cluster of conditions that increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. What is Metabolic Syndrome? metabolic syndrome is characterized [...]

Emerging research points to a powerful ally in  the fight against metabolic syndrome: polyphenols. these natural compounds, abundant in fruits, coffee, chocolate, and wine, have demonstrated meaningful potential in reducing the risk of this cluster of health conditions that increase the likelihood of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. A recent study published in the Journal of Nutrition , encompassing over 6,000 participants in Brazil, revealed a striking 23% lower [...]

Dengue fever, a viral disease transmitted by ​the Prevention“>Mosquito Life Cycle – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention”>Aedes​ aegypti mosquito, poses a significant threat to millions worldwide. The disease, ‌categorized as an arboviral infection, is characterized by ⁤its viral nature‍ and transmission through arthropod ​vectors. ​ In South America, the Aedes aegypti mosquito ⁤is the primary vector responsible for [...]

A Dengue Vaccine Could Be on the Horizon, But challenges Remain Table of Contents Despite a recent dip in case numbers, dengue ​fever remains a ​serious public health concern, especially⁤ for children in the most​ vulnerable age groups. “They are the ones most frequently enough hospitalized for severe dengue​ fever, as it's often their first exposure to the​ most​ prevalent serotypes ⁣circulating in the country,” explains Dr. Cousirat, director of the Pan [...]