At the cutting edge of anti-aging medicine, scientists have begun to uncover the cellular pathways that drive the aging process. As a result, senotherapeutics have recently emerged as candidate agents for targeting prime compounds capable of regulating these pathways.

Florona is a mix of the Coronavirus and the flu. Florona is not a new variant but a co-infection of the COVID-19 and influenza virus. As respiratory diseases, Florona may manifest symptoms like a runny nose, persistent cough, and loss of taste or smell.

Towards the end of 2019, there were reports of a strange, new infection in Wuhan, China. Infection control was slow to respond, and the virus that was causing this fatal disease rapidly spread throughout the world.

As we enter the new year, countries around the world are preparing to start mass vaccination in an effort to end the COVID-19 pandemic. Multiple vaccine candidates have been approved by different health authorities worldwide, and some countries have already started vaccinating their citizens.

While travel is often exciting and enjoyable, contracting an infection abroad can detract significantly from the experience. Many have fallen ill as a result of entering a new environment, particularly those that promote culture shock in the individual.

There is a growing demand for orthodontic treatment to fix smiles. An orthodontic treatment improves the smile by pushing the misaligned teeth into correct and desirable positions by applying steady, continuous pressure. Straightening of misaligned teeth also improves chewing efficiency and reduces the risk of decay and gum diseases.

Eating is a natural and instinctive behavior usually to gain and save energy. For people, especially children, it is important to have the correct balance of food intake in terms of quality and quantity. This includes foods that are sources of energy, macronutrients, and micronutrients.

2021 was a long year. It was the year of mass COVID vaccination. The year when most of humanity’s efforts went to combating the pandemic. The year where we learned to live with the coronavirus.

According to the WHO[1], musculoskeletal disorders are amongst the most prevalent diseases worldwide, affecting up to 1.71 billion people - roughly one fifth of the global population. They are the leading cause of disability on the planet, commanding the highest need for physical rehabilitation.