Natalia Silina's Blog — The School of Women's Health

Based on scientifically proven data, articles about women’s health from menarche to menopause, about pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood, the health of your partner and sexual education for teenagers.

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Daily toothbrushing linked to significant drop in mortality in hospitals

Regular toothbrushing is not just a beneficial habit but also a preventive measure against mortality from hospital-acquired pneumonia.

Artificial Intelligence Has Enhanced Electronic Skin Technology

American scientists have investigated how artificial intelligence can help address issues with artificial skin.

Low-Calorie Diet for Cardiovascular Health

American scientists have assessed how a low-calorie, fasting-mimicking diet affects cardiovascular health compared to the Mediterranean diet.

Prunes against Inflammation and Bone Loss in Postmenopausal Women

Prunes are renowned for their therapeutic properties. American scientists have identified their benefits for postmenopausal women.

December 1– World HIV/AIDS Day

The HIV/AIDS epidemic remains a serious global issue, claiming over six hundred thousand lives worldwide in 2022.

Can Vitamin C Reduce the Severity of a Cold?

Scientists have set out to determine whether the addition of extra vitamin C to one's diet can alleviate the symptoms and duration of a cold.

Excessive Smartphone Use Linked to Mental Health Risks in Adolescents

Stress, suicidal thoughts, and psychoactive substances – destructive behavior risk is higher among teenagers who abuse smartphone time.

November 25 – International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Since 2000, according to the United Nations resolution, global events last 16 days to put an end to violence against women and girls.

Asthma Treatment Revolution: AI-Powered Stethoscope

Thanks to artificial intelligence, it's now possible to remotely detect asthma exacerbations before they pose a threat.

Genetic Factors Shape Infant Visual Preferences

Will babies prefer gazing at faces or non-social objects is determined by genes. These preferences impact further infant development.

Scientists Uncover the Mystery Behind Red Wine Headaches

American researchers have precisely identified the substance responsible for the "red wine headache," shedding light on the phenomenon.

Intense Physical Activity Could Lead to Colds

Regular physical exercises undeniably contribute to overall health; however, overly intense exertion increases the risk of catching colds.