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Autumn Hair Loss: When Is It Normal, and When Should You See a Trichologist?

Many people notice the same pattern every autumn: more hair is left in the shower drain after washing, the hairbrush fills up more quickly, and the ponytail suddenly feels less thick. It is easy to become concerned and think, "My hair has started falling out excessively."

Neuropsychological Syndrome, Restoration of Higher Mental Functions, and Leading Mental Activity... And "How I Outwitted Depression"

What Is a Neuropsychological Syndrome?

Hyperpigmentation After Summer: Why Dark Spots Appear and What You Can Do About Them

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.

Which Vaccinations Should You Check Before the Start of the School Year?

How to Protect Your Eyes from Ultraviolet Radiation

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.

How to Strengthen Your Child's Immune System Before Autumn

Preparing Your Child for Returning to Kindergarten After the Summer Holidays

Private Clinics and Public Hospitals in Cyprus: Where to Go in an Emergency

Dehydration in children and older adults: how to recognize a dangerous condition and what to do

Сoronary artery disease: causes, risk factors, and prevention while living in Сyprus

Otitis After Swimming: Why Ear Infections Develop in Summer and How to Prevent Them

The summer season is difficult to imagine without spending time at the beach, swimming in the sea, a pool, or a lake.

Food Poisoning in Summer: Why It Happens and How to Protect Yourself

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.