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El enigma del Ébola: héroes en la primera línea y origen salvaje

Mientras un nuevo brote de Ébola azota la República Democrática del Congo con más de 1.250 casos, científicos buscan en la fauna silvestre las claves para prevenir futuras pandemias. Paralelamente, el mundo atenta la propagación de hantavirus en cruceros. Profesionales de la salud arriesgan sus vidas para contener estos virus.

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Exercising Just Two Days a Week: Science Shows It Protects Your Heart

No time for the gym every day? Great news! According to an article by Infobae published on July 4, 2026, science confirms that working out just two days a week protects your heart. Discover how you can care for your cardiovascular health without sacrificing your busy daily schedule. It is the perfect excuse to stay active!

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HIV may hide in more cells: A new step towards the cure

A recent study reveals that the human immunodeficiency virus hides in a wider variety of cells than previously believed. Far from being bad news, this discovery is fundamental for science to target the correct reservoirs and advance towards a definitive cure.

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Plant-Based Compound Sparks Hope Against Alzheimer's Brain Damage

According to a recent scientific report by Argentine outlet Infobae, a new plant-derived compound could open unprecedented doors for treating brain damage associated with Alzheimer's. This breakthrough promises to be a hopeful tool in the fight against this neurodegenerative disease.

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World Cup 2026 and Your Heart: Enjoying the Passion Without Risks

The emotional intensity of the World Cup could increase cardiac emergencies. After Argentina's qualification to the Round of 16, specialists from the Buenos Aires Cardiovascular Institute (ICBA) provide key recommendations to take care of your health and not miss a single second of the Argentine national team's matches.

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What Science Confirms About Fermented Foods and Your Gut

According to a recent article published by the renowned Argentine news portal Infobae on July 3, 2026, science is beginning to confirm the multiple benefits of fermented foods for our intestinal health. Discover how incorporating these ancient natural products into your daily diet could transform your digestive well-being and boost your overall health in a natural, highly hopeful way.

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The Simple Gesture That Could Save You From Catching a Cold This Winter

Argentine physician Dr. Carlos Sabagh explains why low temperatures increase respiratory infections and recommends covering your nose with a scarf or mask as a protective barrier. Peripheral vasoconstriction reduces nasal defenses, while viruses survive longer in cold environments.

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Antarctic Discovery: A New Hope in the Fight Against Melanoma

Researchers from the University of South Florida have identified a bacterial compound from Antarctic sea squirts that successfully eliminated melanoma cells in mice while sparing healthy human cells. This breakthrough opens an exciting new avenue for treating the most aggressive form of skin cancer, though scientists caution that years of further study remain ahead.

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Injectable Hydrogel Revolutionizes Wound Healing in Just 72 Hours

Scientists have developed an innovative injectable hydrogel capable of closing complex wounds in just three days during laboratory tests. This biomedical breakthrough promises to transform the treatment of skin injuries, significantly reducing recovery times and improving the quality of life for millions of patients worldwide who suffer from chronic wounds.

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Weight-Loss Drugs Raise Alarms for Eating Disorder Patients

A groundbreaking study published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals that over 50% of binge eating disorder patients and one-third of those with atypical anorexia have used GLP-1 receptor agonists. Experts warn about the risks these medications pose for individuals with eating disorders who lack proper medical evaluation before starting treatment.

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7 Anti-Aging Exercises That Preserve Your Physical Independence

A specialized trainer reveals the seven key exercises to maintain physical independence as we age. Sarcopenia, which causes muscle mass loss of 3-5% per decade after ages 30-40, can be effectively combated with specific resistance and strength training routines designed to keep you autonomous.

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Argentina's Southernmost Province Detects Hantavirus in Rodents for First Time

The prestigious Malbrán Institute has confirmed the discovery of a new hantavirus variant in rodents in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina's southernmost territory. This groundbreaking finding, unrelated to the international MV Hondius cruise outbreak, reinforces epidemiological surveillance at the end of the world.

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Hantavirus Detected in Tierra del Fuego: New Variant Discovered by Argentine Scientists

Argentina's prestigious Malbrán Institute has confirmed the first-ever detection of hantavirus in rodents in Tierra del Fuego, the country's southernmost province. Five specimens tested positive during a health mission, revealing a new viral variant. No human cases have been reported, and the strain is unrelated to the international cruise outbreak.

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New Calculator Predicts Real Risk of Severe Statin Side Effects

Researchers from the University of Oxford have developed a groundbreaking tool based on data from over 5.6 million people, demonstrating that 98% of candidates for statin treatment face a low risk of serious complications. Published in The Lancet Digital Health, this study aims to alleviate fears that often lead patients to interrupt essential treatment for preventing heart attacks and strokes.

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HIV Late Diagnosis Reaches Record High in Argentina: 1 in 2 Cases Detected Late

A concerning public health trend is unfolding in Argentina, where nearly half of all HIV diagnoses are now being made at an advanced stage. Fundación Huésped reports that late diagnosis has climbed to 49%, meaning patients only discover their status when their immune system is already significantly compromised.

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Phenylketonuria: A Single Drop of Blood Can Prevent Irreversible Brain Damage

June 28 commemorates International Phenylketonuria Day, a rare metabolic disease affecting approximately 700 people in Argentina. A simple newborn screening test can detect it early and prevent serious consequences like intellectual disability. Early diagnosis is the key to a normal life.

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Jujuy Surpasses 13,600 Rapid HIV Tests in 2026

The Argentine province of Jujuy continues advancing in early HIV detection strategies, having conducted over 13,600 rapid tests during the first half of 2026. This initiative coincides with Argentina's National HIV Testing Day, a date that raises awareness about the importance of early diagnosis to reduce the 49% of cases detected at late stages nationwide.

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The Common Mistake During a Heart Attack That Can Cost Your Life

During a heart attack or stroke, every minute counts. However, a frequent mistake delays critical medical attention: waiting to see if symptoms "go away on their own." Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can make the difference between life and death.

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