What Is a Neuropsychological Syndrome?
After summer, many people notice changes in their skin that are not always welcome. The skin may become drier, develop areas of flaking, and dark spots can appear on the face, shoulders, hands, and décolletage.
We are used to protecting our skin from the sun, but we often think about our eyes only when they start to feel irritated, dry, or unusually sensitive to light.
The summer season is difficult to imagine without spending time at the beach, swimming in the sea, a pool, or a lake.
The summer months are traditionally associated with an increase in cases of food poisoning. Hot weather, outdoor recreation, picnics, beach trips, and travel create conditions in which food products lose their safety much more quickly.
A warm climate, beautiful coastlines, and abundant sunshine make spending time outdoors especially enjoyable. However, the summer season also brings an increased likelihood of encounters with jellyfish, stinging insects, and snakes.
