Veselības Aprūpes Centrs

Veselības Aprūpes Centrs

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Veselības Aprūpes Centrs

Laipni lūgti Veselības Aprūpes Centrā – vienīgajā Interneta lapā, kas sniedz rakstus un apskatus par slimībām, traucējumiem un veselības stāvokļiem vispopulārākajās valodās. Uzzini visu, no vispārīgas informācijas par svara zaudēšanu un rakstiem par novecošanas novēršanu, līdz pat specifiskiem padomiem par nopietnu disfunkciju novēršanu un izārstēšanu:

  • Veselība un dažādi veidi, kā palikt veselīgam – no matu kopšanas līdz novecošanas un vispārīgam veselības stāvoklim.
  • Izplatītākie vīriešu draudi: sirds kaites, erektīlā disfunkcija un seksuālās slimības.
  • Sieviešu rūpes: krūšu veselība, zems libido un kosmētiskā ķirurģija.
  • Kā kontrolēt savu svaru un nodedzināt vairāk kalorijas nekā tiek uzņemts katru dienu.


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Veselības Aprūpes Jaunumi

New insight into the molecular underpinnings of muscle development

Posted on Friday, August 07, 2020

In the world of weightlifting, some people gain more muscle faster than others, no matter what they do. Now, a novel human study may explain why this happens.

Hospital mobility programs can improve outcomes in older patients

Posted on Thursday, August 06, 2020

A paper published today in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society reported results of an initiative designed to enhance implementation of hospital mobility programs aimed at improving quality of care and outcomes for older patients.

What seniors can expect as their new normal in a post-vaccine world

Posted on Monday, August 03, 2020

Imagine this scenario, perhaps a year or two in the future: An effective COVID-19 vaccine is routinely available and the world is moving forward. Life, however, will likely never be the same — particularly for people over 60.

Non-White adults are more likely to worry about paying for COVID-19 treatment

Posted on Wednesday, July 29, 2020

People of color are far more likely to worry about their ability to pay for healthcare if diagnosed with COVID-19 than their White counterparts, according to a new survey from nonprofit West Health and Gallup.

Study seeks to explain the decrease in incidence of hip fractures

Posted on Tuesday, July 28, 2020

In a paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Internal Medicine today, researchers showed how analysis of data from the multigenerational Framingham Osteoporosis Study may in part explain why the incidence of hip fracture in the U.S. has declined during the last two decades.