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The Sun's Heat and Its Rays Strike Separately
As temperatures rise during the summer months, both the sun’s heat and its harmful rays can lead to serious health problems and even life-threatening risks. It is noted that high temperatures cause excessive sweating, which in turn leads to fluid and mineral loss; fluid loss, in turn, can cause low blood pressure.
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What You Need to Know About Gallstones
The gallbladder stores bile and releases it into the intestines during meals. Gallstones, which form when bile crystallizes, usually cause no symptoms; however, treatment is necessary if pain or complications develop. Regular monitoring and surgical intervention when necessary provide a healthy solution.
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Is There Such a Thing as a "Miracle Food"? A Comparison of Quinoa, Bulgur, Chia, and Flaxseed
Quinoa, bulgur, chia seeds, and flaxseeds have often been referred to as “superfoods” in recent years. But are they really? In this article, popular and traditional foods are compared in terms of calories, protein, fiber, glycemic index, and health effects.
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Nutrition in Old Age
As we age, the body experiences muscle loss, a decrease in bone density, a slowing of metabolism, and changes in fluid balance. In this natural process, a balanced diet, adequate water intake, and regular physical activity play a crucial role in maintaining good health.
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Drink Plenty of Fluids to Fight the Flu
During periods when seasonal infections are on the rise, the body’s fluid balance plays a critical role in keeping the immune system strong. Adequate fluid intake not only helps protect against illness but also supports the recovery process in the event of an infection by facilitating the elimination of toxins from the body.
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Don’t Just Brush It Off as Diarrhea
The most critical step for children experiencing diarrhea and vomiting is to replace lost fluids and electrolytes. Adequate fluid intake helps protect against infections and speeds up recovery during illness; in particular, breastfeeding frequency should be increased for infants who are breastfed.
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What Is Longevity? About Healthy Aging
Longevity, in its literal sense, means “long life” or “the capacity to live a long life.” In the fields of medicine and healthy living, however, it refers to a holistic approach that aims not only to extend life span but also to ensure that this time is spent free from chronic diseases, in good health, and with a high quality of life.
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As we work toward our goal of excellence in healthcare, our greatest strength comes from our happy and motivated team.
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Our Pregnancy School
Our Pregnancy School is an educational and counseling service designed to help expectant mothers access accurate information throughout the process—from pregnancy to childbirth and postpartum infant care—and prepare for this journey with confidence.
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Egemed Healthcare Group Met with Industry Leaders at the 15th OHSAD Congress.
Egemed Healthcare Group participated in the 15th OHSAD Congress, held at the Antalya Susesi Hotel from April 1 to 5, 2026, with its senior executives.
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Request for Proposals Announcement
Request for Proposals Announcement Our hospital will procure approximately 20 items of consumables to meet its needs.
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Hospital of the Year
Egemed Hospitals has been awarded the “Hospital of the Year” award thanks to its commitment to reliable service and patient-centered approach in the healthcare sector.
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