Is it really useful to drink hot water in the morning? They warn about cancer risk
Doctors caution against the exaggerated health benefits of drinking hot water in the morning, despite popular beliefs about its positive effects on digestion and metabolism.
Vaccination: Worrisome Inclination towards Vaccine Myths
A recent survey shows that while Germans generally have a positive attitude towards vaccinations, many are misled by vaccine myths and overestimate potential side effects.
Vitamin C is not a cure for everything, alcohol does not help digestion. Health disinformation can be deadly; experts launch a campaign to map it out
Medical experts in Slovakia have launched a campaign to combat health misinformation, highlighting common myths such as the misconceptions about Vitamin C and alcohol.
Only high doses enhance immunity and other myths about vitamin C
The article discusses the effectiveness of vitamin C in boosting immunity and dispels common myths surrounding its use.
Victory over Weight: Top Doctors Explain the Truth About Obesity at Sahitya Aaj Tak Lucknow 2026
A special panel discussion on obesity was held at Sahitya Aaj Tak Lucknow, where senior doctors highlighted its serious health implications and debunked common myths.
Smart Hydration in Ramadan: How to Drink Water Without Overstressing Your Kidneys?
The article discusses proper hydration methods during Ramadan, countering the misconception that the body can 'store' water like a camel.
In book, physiotherapist blows up running myths
Physiotherapist Raquel Castanharo releases a book challenging common myths surrounding running, drawing from scientific research and her personal experiences.
Column 'Health Myths': The Longer You Breastfeed, the Better?
The article discusses the debate on how long mothers should breastfeed their babies, citing a new guideline that addresses these questions.
Nutrition specialist debunks myths: 'fries' are much better than you think
Uwe Knop, a certified nutrition specialist, argues that fries should not be labeled as unhealthy, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of food in modern diets.
Does pubic hair still have a protective function today? Today it is more a question of comfort, says a gynecologist
A gynecologist discusses the implications of pubic hair removal and its impact on gynecological health, emphasizing the importance of comfort and debunking myths.
How good is it, how long does it last, what are its dimensions...: the myths affecting male sexuality
The article discusses the challenges men face in discussing their sexual insecurities and the myths surrounding male sexuality, as noted by sexologist Moisés Franco Madero.
EXPERT WARNS: 5 misconceptions about sexually transmitted diseases that put health at risk
Experts debunk common myths about sexually transmitted diseases and underscore the importance of testing even when feeling healthy.
Fact Check: 5 Common Myths About Sexually Transmitted Infections That Need to Be Dispelled
The article debunks five common myths about sexually transmitted infections and emphasizes the importance of regular testing.
Does drinking hot water really help with weight loss, improving skin, or calming colicky pain? This is what science says
The article investigates the popular claim that drinking hot water aids in weight loss and improves skin health, concluding that scientific evidence does not support these benefits beyond hydration.
The Benefits of Coconut Oil: Many Myths and Few Real Benefits
The article explores the claims surrounding coconut oil and highlights its overhyped benefits, questioning their scientific validity.
WEEKLY BOOK ⟩ Does a herring wrapped around the neck help with angina?
This week's book from Kuku Radio discusses medical myths and their scientific explanations, highlighting humorous and dangerous treatment suggestions.
"Every single day, your vagina performs what can be considered modern health miracles"
The article discusses the importance of educating women about the basic care of the vulva and vagina, combating myths and stigma surrounding these topics.
"Isn't it a fantastic organ?": Here are the most important things women should know about their genitals
Ina Schuppe Koistinen aims to educate women on the essential care and knowledge regarding their vulva and vagina, combating myths and stigma surrounding women's health.
Ten Myths About Narcissism: Here Are Some Misunderstandings About What It Really Means
The article discusses common misconceptions surrounding narcissism, highlighting how the term has been misapplied in social media discussions.
What happens if an air bubble enters the vein while injecting?
The article discusses the implications of air bubbles entering the bloodstream during injections, exploring common misconceptions about air embolisms.
Virus Doctor: This is the biggest myth about flu vaccines
Virus expert Thea Kølsen Fischer debunks a common myth about flu vaccinations while also sharing personal precautions.
Magnesium for Everything? Myths, Limits, and (Scant) Benefits of the Trendy Supplement
The article discusses the increasing popularity of magnesium supplements, their limited benefits, and the myths surrounding their use.
Cataract Surgery: Doctor Outlines Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Lenses
An ophthalmologist explains cataract surgery and discusses the features of modern lenses, addressing myths about the postoperative period.
Column 'Health Myths': Does Too Much Sleep Make You Sick?
This article explores the health implications of oversleeping, questioning whether it can lead to serious health issues like heart attacks and diabetes.
Expert: It is a myth that cancer patients should not eat sugar
An expert dispels the myth that cancer patients should avoid sugar and highlights the harmful implications of such beliefs.
CARDIOLOGIST: This is the best medicine against heart defects (and it's not a pill)
Doctors emphasize that movement is not only permitted but essential for individuals with congenital heart defects, dispelling myths around physical activity restrictions.
It is better to go through the illness than to be vaccinated and other myths about vaccination
The article challenges common myths about vaccination, suggesting that experiencing an illness is preferable to being vaccinated.
How healthy is it to eat eggs? Does it raise cholesterol? Myths and realities of this animal food
The article discusses the health effects of consuming eggs in the Mexican diet, addressing common myths about cholesterol and nutritional benefits as highlighted by the Federal Consumer Attorney's Office (Profeco).
Massage therapist Peter Mokoš / Relaxation during massage is like brain massage. People switch off and do not think. Some also miss touch.
Peter Mokoš explains the differences between a masseur and a physiotherapist, the importance of regular massages, common myths about massage, and discusses clients' perceptions and experiences.
An Old Trick to Conceal Bags Under the Eyes Has Been Revived - 'Silly Tip'
A pharmacy professional confirms the ongoing social media rumor that hemorrhoid cream can effectively reduce the appearance of under-eye bags, describing it as a 'silly tip.'
IS IT BETTER TO HAVE SEX WITH A CIRCUMCISED MAN?
The article discusses the myths surrounding circumcision and its perceived impact on sexual experiences, examining views from science and sexual health experts alongside personal accounts.
Just a 'baby catcher'? Myths and truths about the midwife profession
The role of midwives has expanded significantly, involving broader aspects of women's reproductive health care beyond pregnancy, but many stereotypes about the profession remain in Latvia.
Microchips or infertility? MSP launches campaign to clarify myths about childhood vaccination in Ecuador
The Ministry of Health in Ecuador, along with Unicef and OPS, has initiated a national campaign led by the character Máximo to promote evidence-based information on childhood vaccinations and combat misconceptions.
Standing at Work: Know the Benefits, Myths, and How to Do It
The article discusses the benefits and myths of standing at work, emphasizing that while this habit can improve health and ergonomics, its effectiveness depends on proper implementation.
TikTok and fitness myths: How to distinguish expert advice from marketing deception
The article discusses the challenges of differentiating between helpful health advice and misleading marketing tactics on TikTok, where quick and appealing fitness tips are prevalent.
Colon cancer, one of the deadliest in Mexico, is often neglected due to myths: "They think it can change sexuality," experts warn
Experts warn that colon cancer, one of Mexico's deadliest cancers, is often overlooked due to stigma and misinformation, leading to later diagnoses.
Adonis Georgiadis was not afraid of dialogue with trade unionists in Ioannina and responded to the 'myths' about the national health system, see video
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis engaged in a public dialogue with union representatives in Ioannina, addressing their claims against the national health system in a video posted online.
Scientist T. Vaičiūnas Identifies a Common Mistake: Why Physical Activity Will Not Reduce Cholesterol
In a recent radio interview, lifestyle medicine physician T. Vaičiūnas discussed prevalent health myths, emphasizing that there is not just one solution for every health challenge.
Understanding the PCOS myths and mistruths to avoid
The article discusses the misinformation surrounding polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) treatment on social media, highlighting the frustrations of those affected like Catherine Baars.
Can sleeping with a pet be harmful? Experts debunk myths
A survey indicates that while many pet owners in Germany accept the inconveniences of having their pets sleep with them, the majority still prefer their pets sleeping in their own beds or cages.
Debunking Myths About Memory: Not All Problems Are Dementias, and Not All Dementias Are Alzheimer's
The article addresses common misconceptions about memory loss, emphasizing that while memory issues often arise with aging, they do not always indicate dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
Eating tapeworm eggs to lose weight or the terrifying Victorian myth whose goal is still alive today
The article explores the disturbing historical practice of consuming tapeworm eggs for weight loss, comparing it to modern trends like Ozempic.
Self-love on a grand scale
The article discusses the influences of narcissism in society, drawing analogies with ancient myths and reflecting on its destructive nature.
5 women's health myths, debunked by doctors
The article addresses common myths surrounding women's health and provides clarifications from medical professionals, highlighting the importance of accurate information in contemporary discussions about women's health issues.
Is it true that oily skin doesn’t need cream? No, it definitely does, advises a dermatologist
A dermatologist emphasizes the importance of using cream for oily skin, contrary to common myths.
Underwear that 'cools' to 'pineapple juice in the shake': how some men believe they are improving their semen
The article discusses prevalent myths and advice circulating on social media regarding men's fertility and semen quality, highlighting that while the intentions may be good, the effectiveness of such practices is largely unproven according to medical experts.
How often is it normal to have a bowel movement? (Not every day🫣)
The frequency of bowel movements varies among individuals, and the belief that daily bowel movements are the only indicator of health is a myth, with normal ranges being from three times a week to three times a day for healthy adults.
Column 'Health Myths': When Thoughts Constantly Revolve Around Food
Many people struggle with constant thoughts about food and question whether weight-loss injections can help, with psychologists offering tips to combat 'food noise'.
Depression? Don't believe in Blue Monday
The notion of Blue Monday as the most depressing day of the year is a marketing myth, though depression is more frequently diagnosed in the fall and winter, and antidepressants do work with fewer side effects than often believed.
WHO: Vaccines do not cause autism. The evidence leaves no doubt
The WHO has reaffirmed its position that vaccines do not cause autism following a comprehensive review of recent research, countering longstanding myths that persist online.