La próstata no es simplemente un capricho o un olvido de la naturaleza. Su función es secretar un fluido viscoso y blanquecino muy parecido al líquido seminal (de las vesículas seminales) que protege, alimenta y facilita la movilidad de los espermatozoides. Bien podríamos cambiarle nombre por el de glándula nodriza.
En Colima como en México y el resto del viril mundo, la misteriosa próstata suele dar lata, sobre todo aquellas que han rebasado los cuarenta de edad.
En el volumen 12, No 3, septiembre 2009, de la revista Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases, los doctores L. C. Costello y R. B. Franklin publicaron el bonito e interesante artículo, Prostatic fluid electrolyte composition for the screening of prostate cancer: a potential solution to a major problem, que en cristiano diríamos, La Composición electrolítica del fluido prostático para la discriminación del cáncer de próstata: Potencial solución a un gran problema.
Click on the audio bar to listen to an interview with Mexico City Orthodontist Alfredo Selvas. More information will also be available soon on www.dentistadentist.com.
Alejandra Villalobos Aguayo, a Mexico City dentist/periodontist speaks to diaday.com about the similarities between the training that Mexican and American dentists go through, the cost of dental care on both sides of the border, and suggestions for dental hygiene and teeth whitening.
Consumers of Health Services in the United States often seek medical attention abroad looking for less costly options mainly for cosmetic surgery.What can one expect if seeking dental care in our neighboring county?Dr. Villalobos explains that quality and cost of dental care offered in Mexico City fairs favorably when compared to services of the same type elsewhere.
To listen to the interview in Spanish, click on the audio bar below.
Many people are caught in a trap when it comes to getting fit and healthy. At the beginning of every new year, they make resolutions about losing weight, eating better, living healthier, going to the gym, etc. For the vast majority of these folks, by January 15th their resolutions are distant memories.
Some people make it to February with their promises to get fit. By April, most individuals who resolved to improve their bodies see their resolutions in the rearview mirror of broken promises to self. The mental imagery of physical change eventually collides with the angry reality of self-delusion and faulty persistence.
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