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Czech-Made Cardiac Catheter Aims to Transform Arrhythmia Treatment Across Europe
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Czech-Made Cardiac Catheter Aims to Transform Arrhythmia Treatment Across Europe

Clinical trials are testing a novel catheter from Czech company BTL Industries that delivers single, ultra-short energy pulses to heal heart

Beatrice Romano ·
Britain's Sauna Boom: Wellness Trend Meets Scientific Scrutiny
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Britain's Sauna Boom: Wellness Trend Meets Scientific Scrutiny

The UK is projected to lead Europe in sauna market revenue by 2033 as Britons seek relief from record workplace stress. While practitioners

Elena Novak ·
Moderate Coffee Consumption Linked to Reduced Risk of Mental Health Disorders, Study Shows
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Moderate Coffee Consumption Linked to Reduced Risk of Mental Health Disorders, Study Shows

New research suggests moderate coffee intake may offer protective benefits for mental health. The study found a J-shaped relationship, where

Beatrice Romano ·
Long COVID Could Cost OECD Economies Up to €115 Billion Annually Through 2035
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Long COVID Could Cost OECD Economies Up to €115 Billion Annually Through 2035

Long COVID may cost OECD economies between €58.5 billion and €115.3 billion annually over the next decade. The condition disrupts employment

Beatrice Romano ·
Research Suggests Week-Long Meditation Retreat Can Alter Brain and Body Biology
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Research Suggests Week-Long Meditation Retreat Can Alter Brain and Body Biology

A new study indicates that a seven-day intensive meditation retreat can produce measurable biological changes in the brain and body. Researc

Beatrice Romano ·
Armenia's Underground Salt Clinic Faces Closure Amid Evidence Debate
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Armenia's Underground Salt Clinic Faces Closure Amid Evidence Debate

A unique Soviet-era clinic in Yerevan treats respiratory patients 235 metres underground in salt caves. The Armenian government withdrew fun

Elena Novak ·
A European Guide to Safe and Hygienic Easter Egg Traditions
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A European Guide to Safe and Hygienic Easter Egg Traditions

Hard-boiled Easter eggs can be safely decorated and consumed if key hygiene steps are followed. Experts advise on cooking, cooling, and stor

Elena Novak ·
Dark Chocolate's Health Benefits: What European Research Reveals
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Dark Chocolate's Health Benefits: What European Research Reveals

Research from institutions like King's College London links cocoa compounds to cardiovascular benefits and slower biological ageing. However

Beatrice Romano ·
Psychiatrist Advises on Managing Anxiety Amid Geopolitical and Economic Uncertainty
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Psychiatrist Advises on Managing Anxiety Amid Geopolitical and Economic Uncertainty

Psychiatrist Kazuhiro Tajima warns that economic uncertainty from geopolitical conflict is fueling widespread anxiety. He recommends maintai

Elena Novak ·
Remote Work Linked to Higher Fertility Rates Across Europe and Beyond, Study Shows
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Remote Work Linked to Higher Fertility Rates Across Europe and Beyond, Study Shows

A major international study reveals that when both partners work from home at least one day a week, lifetime fertility increases by 0.32 chi

Beatrice Romano ·
Contraceptive Access in the EU: France Leads, Eastern Europe Lags
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Contraceptive Access in the EU: France Leads, Eastern Europe Lags

France, Portugal, and Luxembourg top the EU in contraceptive access, while Slovakia, Hungary, and Poland rank lowest. An East-West divide pe

Elena Novak ·
Estonia and Belgium Lead EU in Electronic Health Record Access, Ireland Lags
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Estonia and Belgium Lead EU in Electronic Health Record Access, Ireland Lags

Estonia and Belgium have achieved 100% access to electronic health records, while Ireland sits at the bottom with 25%. Digital health litera

Beatrice Romano ·