COPD Symptoms Develop Over Years
Chronic lung diseases, particularly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), are a major cause of death in Poland and worldwide, highlighting the need for improved medical attention in the healthcare system.
Elmo Lakka is Suffering from a Widespread Disease – This is How It Affects Him
Elmo Lakka, a Finnish sprinter, is managing his ulcerative colitis, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, and adjusting his diet accordingly.
She went to the hospital for leg pains and discovered it was due to a severe cause: "The doctor was surprised that I was still conscious"
An American woman discovered she had a chronic, potentially fatal autoimmune disease after seeking medical help for severe leg pains, a story that has gained viral attention on social media.
CTE symptoms after Ricky Hatton died with the 'degenerative brain disease'
An inquest revealed that Ricky Hatton had signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease, after his tragic death.
An innovative strategy to care for renal health and save the planet
The Argentine Society of Nephrology campaigns for renal health awareness and environmental protection during World Kidney Month.
Ricky Hatton was 'suffering from degenerative brain disease' when he died
Boxing legend Ricky Hatton was found to be suffering from degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) at the time of his death, though the damage did not contribute to his passing.
Doctors warn: the number of kidney diseases is rapidly increasing – many people are making a painful mistake
Doctors from Vilnius City Clinical Hospital warn about the growing prevalence of kidney diseases and emphasize the importance of early health checks and lifestyle choices.
Endometriosis: intense pain is not normal and may indicate a chronic disease
A gynecologist warns that women should not normalize pain, as it can be a sign of endometriosis, a chronic condition that affects quality of life.
"I had to explain what the Mediterranean diet is": the challenge in patients with intestinal disease
A gastroenterologist highlights the difficulties patients with intestinal diseases face in understanding dietary recommendations, particularly the Mediterranean diet, amidst chronic management of their condition.
Brooke Rollins, Robert Kennedy Jr: We’re bringing families more healthy foods in a SNAP
Brooke Rollins and Robert Kennedy Jr. advocate for reforms to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to increase access to healthy foods as part of a broader initiative to address chronic health issues in the U.S.
Finnish woman learned about her rare disease only at the age of 51, followed by an additional 38 diagnoses
A Finnish woman, who has lived with chronic pain for most of her life, was finally diagnosed with a rare illness at age 51, with 38 additional diagnoses following.
4 Common Myths About Fats
This article discusses four prevalent myths about dietary fats, challenging longstanding beliefs and presenting current scientific views on their role in health.
World Kidney Day Week mobilizes awareness and prevention action in Itaperuna
World Kidney Day Week is taking place in Itaperuna, Brazil, with a focus on promoting kidney health and vaccinations for chronic kidney disease patients.
Chronic kidney disease is diagnosed too late: which people need to get tested
A significant portion of chronic kidney disease cases remain undiagnosed, underscoring the importance of early detection and regular health checks.
Chronic kidney disease patients face another unpleasant risk
Patients with chronic kidney disease are more susceptible to cognitive decline and dementia, with risk varying based on the disease's progression.
Annual control of creatinine and albumin in blood and urine tests, among the 10 recommendations to prevent kidney diseases
The article discusses the importance of annual health checks, especially for creatinine and albumin levels, to prevent kidney diseases, as illustrated by the experience of a patient diagnosed with chronic kidney failure.
Period ‘red flags’ could point to chronic disease affecting millions
A doctor highlights key menstrual symptoms that may indicate endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women.
Chronic Kidney Disease Patients on Hemodialysis... Don't Give Up the Joy of Travel
Chronic kidney disease patients on dialysis can still enjoy traveling with the right preparations and scheduling.
World Kidney Day marks the beginning of prevention and screening actions in São LuÃs; see the schedule of services
World Kidney Day will kick off a series of health education activities and chronic kidney disease screening in São LuÃs, Brazil.
Infection from a virus contracted, but the danger is still ahead: a new study links severe COVID and flu to increased risk of disease
A new study links severe respiratory infections like COVID-19 and influenza to an increased risk of lung cancer due to changes in lung tissue post-infection.
World Kidney Day: the hidden and silent pathology that is growing in the country and that thousands discover they have too late
World Kidney Day highlights the increasing prevalence of chronic kidney disease in Argentina, with many unaware of their condition until it's too late.
Jorge Mena Zúñiga, nephrologist specialized in early detection of kidney diseases: "The kidneys are silent organs and one should not wait for them to show signs to take care of them"
Doctor Jorge Mena Zúñiga emphasizes the importance of early detection and prevention of chronic kidney disease, highlighting that most individuals with kidney damage remain unaware until it's too late.
Urgent ibuprofen warning issued by UK health experts
UK health experts have issued a warning about the potential risks of using ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatory drugs for pain relief, particularly for those with chronic kidney disease or risk factors like diabetes and high blood pressure.
Dr. Kadri Lilienthal: one in ten adults may suffer from kidney disease without knowing it
Chronic kidney disease, affecting nearly 800 million people worldwide, is often undiagnosed, highlighting the need for early detection, as stated by Dr. Kadri Lilienthal on World Kidney Day.
A death every 30 minutes from a 'silent epidemic': in Spain there are more people with chronic kidney disease than unemployed
Chronic kidney disease is emerging as a silent epidemic in Spain, affecting millions and often going unnoticed by both the public and healthcare professionals.
When this disease shows symptoms, the disease is already advanced
This article discusses chronic kidney disease in Finland, highlighting that many are unaware of their condition until it becomes severe.
The Youth Generation is Failing Their Kidneys with Their Own Hands! AIIMS Doctor Issues Warning
AIIMS Bhopal doctors warn that kidney diseases are increasingly affecting younger individuals in India, with significant numbers under 20 facing chronic kidney disease.
13.8 Crore Kidney Patients in India! These Habits are Becoming a Threat
India has approximately 138 million chronic kidney disease patients, making it the second highest in the world after China.
Glaucoma: When are the lens glasses compensated?
The article discusses the importance of regular eye check-ups to diagnose glaucoma early, particularly for individuals over the age of 40 and those with a family history of the disease.
Fibermaxxing: the trend that promotes fiber consumption to care for the intestine and prevent cancer, according to experts
A dietary trend called "fibermaxxing" is gaining popularity for its potential health benefits, including improved bowel health and a reduced risk of chronic diseases.
Hypertension is a silent disease and screening is flawed in Brazil, say specialists
Experts highlight the inadequacies in hypertension screening in Brazil, emphasizing the serious health risks and challenges faced by patients.
Fibromyalgia treatment increases in the Piracicaba region; understand what the disease is
Clinical outpatient procedures for fibromyalgia have risen nearly 8% in the Piracicaba region of Brazil between 2024 and 2025.
‘Tightening’ clothes could be sign of ‘chronic’ disease that needs treatment
The article discusses how tightening clothes might indicate a chronic disease called lymphoedema, which affects over 200,000 people in the UK and often goes undiagnosed.
Sickle Cell Disease: Beyond ‘Eat Better’
This article discusses the limitations of the common dietary advice 'eat better' for individuals with Sickle Cell Disease, emphasizing the need to address structural issues of food access.
Fighting Against Chronic Intestinal Disease: - A Lot of Blood
Brage Lange, an undefeated boxer, battles Crohn's disease while preparing for his ninth professional fight, sharing the struggles he faces with the chronic condition.
Young woman who became quadriplegic five times recalls the process: 'I was either sick or chasing my future'
Roberta Rodrigues, a 33-year-old woman from Brazil, has faced being quadriplegic five times due to a rare neurological disease, sharing her struggles to achieve her goals amidst recurring health crises.
Bad breath in pets can indicate dental problems and chronic diseases, warns veterinarian
Veterinarians emphasize that bad breath in pets can signal serious dental issues or chronic conditions like diabetes and liver disease, urging owners to be vigilant.
Young Goiânia woman who became quadriplegic five times due to rare disease celebrates progress: 'I am already much better than before'
Roberta Rodrigues, a 33-year-old physiotherapist from Goiás, celebrates her recovery progress from Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) after becoming quadriplegic five times.
Nutrition Specialist: Obesity is a Chronic Disease That Cannot Be Cured with a 5-Day Weight Loss Marathon
A Latvian nutrition specialist emphasizes that obesity is a chronic disease that requires long-term lifestyle changes rather than temporary diets.
Hunger as a symptom, not a "lack of will" problem
The article discusses the complex relationship between hunger and obesity, emphasizing that hunger is often misunderstood as merely a social issue.
Dog Ear: report after exhumation indicates that the animal had chronic degenerative disease and bone infection
The exhumation report of the dog Orelha revealed chronic diseases and a bone infection but found no evidence of trauma caused by humans.
Obesity is a chronic disease and lipedema may explain pain and swelling in the legs
A medical expert in Brazil discusses the significance of recognizing obesity and lipedema as distinct chronic conditions that require proper diagnosis and individualized treatment.
'Original Call the Midwife star must return to Poplar for legend's death'
The beloved character Sister Monica Joan in 'Call the Midwife' faces a terminal decline in health due to chronic kidney disease, leading to emotional responses from her colleagues.
Could the shingles vaccine protect against another dangerous disease?
The article discusses research indicating a potential link between the shingles vaccine and reduced dementia risk in older adults.
UFSCar offers rehabilitation for those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
The Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar) is developing a rehabilitation program for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in São Carlos, Brazil.
Facing a Rare Disease, She Encountered a Complex Maze of Challenges
MarÃa Luz Davola finally received a diagnosis after ten years of suffering from unexplained symptoms, leading to a treatment that improved her quality of life.
‘Like a spelling mistake’: B.C. teen’s DNA ‘corrected’ to cure rare disease
A B.C. teenager, Ty Sperle, was successfully cured of chronic granulomatous disease through a groundbreaking medical procedure involving genetic correction.
World Obesity Day: It's not a matter of aesthetics. It is a chronic, multifactorial disease
The Panhellenic Association for the Support of People with Obesity is organizing significant social events in Athens and Thessaloniki to raise awareness for World Obesity Day.
Ten years with chronic wasting disease: Did shooting 2000 wild reindeer help?
The article discusses the impact of a decade-long battle against chronic wasting disease in wild reindeer after the culling of 2000 animals in Norway's Nordfjella region, highlighting lessons learned and current status.
B.C. man cured of rare disease in world-first for new gene-editing technology
A British Columbia man has become the first person cured of a rare genetic disease through a groundbreaking gene-editing treatment known as prime editing.