The World Health Organization (WHO) defines the One Health concept as “a comprehensive and unifying approach that aims to balance and optimize the health of people, animals and ecosystems.”...

The increasing health needs of more aged and demanding populations are causing high stress for all governments and the most diverse health stakeholders; care models lack the operational and...

30% of patients with localized HER2 positive breast cancer can be cured without the need for chemotherapy, drastically reducing the side effects of treatment. This is the conclusion of...

«The whole is greater than the sum of its parts». Words said by Aristotle thousands of years ago. A global vision that perfectly defines the philosophy we should adopt...

Science, with its roots laid by Galileo in 17th-century Italy, is defined as the branch of human knowledge consisting of objective and verifiable insights derived through observation and experimentation....

It is estimated that, as of today, 1 out of every 2 men and 1 out of every 3 women will have cancer throughout their lives, making the disease...

Our society will see more older adults than children in just two decades. But what will this mean for our economy and social relations? How will homes look and...

Cancer treatment research and the development of innovative treatments are at its peak. This was confirmed during the recent meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), whic...

In recent years, mental health has become increasingly prominent in discussions surrounding public health as the rates of mental health disorders have increased considerably. The World Healt...

Those who have heard of the "Ice Bucket Challenge" will surely remember how some celebrities went viral on social media by pouring a bucket of ice water over themselves,...

After being diagnosed with cancer, patients experience all kinds of feelings. Public-private partnerships that offer a joint response are key to defeating the disease, but if patients are to...

INTRODUCTION Rare diseases are a health issue that affect approximately 6-8% of the global population. According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), it is estimated that 400 mi...