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What is the Marburg Virus? It Causes Dangerous Hemorrhagic Fever and Has No Vaccine
Has the Marburg virus appeared in Germany? A few days ago, the platform at Hamburg's main train station was closed due to suspicions that two passengers arriving from Rwanda might be infected. But what exactly is this virus, and how does it manifest?
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Christmas Moved in Venezuela. The Celebrations Have Just Started: "It's Terrible"
Christmas is currently underway in Venezuela. The holiday was moved by Nicolás Maduro, who has been accused of rigging the presidential elections. A large Christmas tree was erected in the main square of Caracas, but the residents aren't feeling festive.
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Fat Distribution on the Body and Health: Which Type of Obesity is Particularly Dangerous?
There is no doubt that obesity increases the risk of developing cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, including type 2 diabetes, and lowers the quality of life. Due to its association with serious health conditions, obesity has been recognized as a factor that increases the risk of premature death. However, not all forms of obesity are equally dangerous.
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They Talked to Thousands of Women with Thyroid Diseases. Most of Them Have the "Hashimoto Personality"
"Most women (though not all) suffering from Hashimoto's and thyroid diseases live on the run, under pressure, demand a lot from themselves, and often take care of everyone around them instead of themselves (...). While there is no such thing as a 'Hashimoto personality' in clinical terms, we use this term as shorthand for a set of personality traits," write Kamila Bogucka and Lidia Wójcik, authors of the book Manage Your Thyroid. Courtesy of Agora Publishing, we are publishing excerpts from the book.
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First steps behind the wheel? "I was so excited, I drove the wrong way down a one-way street"
More than 40% of people with a driver's license are women. Although statistically, they cause fewer accidents than men, it seems that stress behind the wheel doesn't spare them, especially in the first days, weeks, and months after getting their license. "I went to the store, and the whole time I was thinking about whether I had parked the car safely and if it would still be there when I came back. I filled up my cart in 15 minutes. When I got home, I had no idea what I had bought," laughed Magda, my interviewee.
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"Eastern Czech Republic. A Journey Through Tradition. 'On This Day, Anything Is Possible'"
"On this day, anything is possible," laughs Józef, who has been participating in masopust (traditional carnival parades) for 30 years. Welcome to Eastern Czech Republic, where art and craftsmanship flourish, and the locals cherish ancient traditions.
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"The 'Cheapest Beach Holidays in Europe' Tempt Not Only the British. Stunning Views and Azure Water Within Reach"
Wanting to escape the gloomy British weather, the English are choosing this destination for their vacation, as reported by Mirror.co.uk. The sunny coast of Bulgaria is becoming the go-to destination for those wanting to keep most of their savings intact. Although this country has been flooded with British tourists during this year's season, Bulgaria is also popular among Poles.
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Unusual sight over the Baltic Sea. Photos went viral: "In my life, I've never seen anything like this"
Can a rainbow be devoid of colors? As it turns out, yes. Those spending time along the Baltic Sea witnessed this rare phenomenon-a white rainbow. Social media users were amazed and shared their photos online.
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Breakthrough in the Case of Matthew Perry's Death: "He Admitted Guilt". Shocking Content of a Text Message
One of the doctors accused in the death of Matthew Perry has admitted guilt. The verdict in his case is set to be delivered on April 2. What exactly happened in the American courtroom?
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Kosiniak-Kamysz Issues Ukraine an Ultimatum on Volhynia: No EU Entry Without This
"I believe that anti-Ukrainian sentiments (in Poland) will increase if the government does not make the issue of Volhynia clear" - said Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on Wednesday. The Minister of Defense also sharply criticized remarks made by Ukraine's former Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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He's 11 years old and spends 3 hours a day at the gym. He lifts 136 kg! "You're ruining his childhood"
Rowan O'Malley spends several hours a day at the gym. The boy does strength training and lifts weights. At just 11 years old, he has already set numerous records. Online, there are opinions that his parents should not be taking away his childhood. What do his parents have to say about their son's passion?
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Two countries forced to redraw a new border due to climate change
Switzerland and Italy have redrawn part of their shared border that runs through the Alpine peaks because melting glaciers are shifting it. As a result, both countries have agreed to modify the existing boundary.
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How Many Steps Do You Need to Take to Burn 1 kg of Fat? "At First, the Number May Seem Large"
"Walking is easier than running or cycling. This is mainly because you have a lower risk of injury, and you don't need any special equipment to walk, meaning you can start moving anytime, anywhere," encourages the author of sustainabilityinfo.com, who calculated how many steps you need to take to burn one kilogram of body fat.
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An omelette with these ingredients deserves a medal. The season has just begun
What can you make with eggs to fill you up and give you plenty of energy? Scrambled eggs can get boring after a while, so we have a recipe for something much better. You'll be thinking about this omelette even at night, and it's all thanks to two delicious additions.
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In the past, these traits defined a "good" father. "One who doesn't hit or drink"
Today, fathers are involved in child care, changing diapers, putting babies to sleep, and taking care of the house. However, our grandmothers and great-grandmothers often couldn't count on help from their partners. "I still remember conversations between older women from when I was a child. It was the 1980s. They were happy they had gone through menopause because their husbands couldn't father any more children. A good man was one who didn't drink or hit" - an internet user recalls.
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When She Got Pregnant, They Wanted to Cut Her Salary by 70%. She Made a Triumphant Comeback to the Top
Although she couldn't reach an agreement with a potential sponsor, she didn't give up and ended her career as a world champion. One of the greatest athletes in history fought not only on the track but also for women's rights in sports.
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Germany and Italy Call for Revision of the Green Deal, Including Electric Cars
Key European Union countries are opposing new regulations under the European Green Deal, particularly concerning electric vehicles and carbon emission standards. Italian and German ministers are pushing for a revision of these rules.
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They call it the "roof of the world". Pilots never fly over the Tibetan Plateau. They have two important reasons
It may seem that today, we can reach almost anywhere by plane. However, there is one place that pilots avoid at all costs - a vast territory in Asia that belongs to China.
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This cocktail works like a natural antibiotic. How to make "antygrypina" at home? A recipe passed down from my grandmother
Autumn is the time when infections strike with double the force. Instead of immediately reaching for medication, it's worth strengthening your body with a homemade, natural remedy that can effectively handle cold symptoms.
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She was 24 when he doused her with acid. "I felt my face burning alive". This is what she looks like after 400 surgeries
What happened to Katie Piper? The British presenter and model could never have predicted the outcome of her breakup. To "punish" her, her ex-partner arranged for someone to throw acid on her face.
