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As temperatures rise, cases of food poisoning and diarrhea tend to increase. While most episodes resolve with adequate hydration and…
Dark urine may signal dehydration during hot weather, urology specialist says
A urology specialist is warning that dark urine during the summer months is often an early sign of dehydration caused by inadequate fluid intake. While the condition is commonly linked to heat-related fluid loss, persistent discoloration or accompanying symptoms should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
Extreme heat poses serious health risks for older adults, specialist warns
An internal medicine and geriatrics specialist is urging older adults to stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during the hottest hours of the day as extreme temperatures increase the risk of dehydration, heatstroke, and worsening chronic illnesses.
Beyond Hair Transplants: How Türkiye’s Medical Tourism Industry Is Diversifying
Hair transplantation remains one of Türkiye’s best-known medical tourism services, but hospitals are increasingly promoting a broader portfolio of treatments, including oncology, orthopedics, fertility care, advanced dentistry, and robotic-assisted surgery, as they seek to attract international patients.
Türkiye medical tourism: Key trends shaping the industry as H2 2026 begins
Türkiye entered the second half of 2026 with sustained international patient demand, continued investment in healthcare services, and a stronger emphasis on quality, regulation, and long-term competitiveness, according to official data and industry developments.
Experts warn against putting babies to sleep with bottles to reduce tooth decay risk
Pediatric dentistry experts are urging parents not to leave bottles containing milk, infant formula, follow-on formula, or fruit juice in a baby’s mouth overnight, warning that prolonged exposure to sugars can significantly increase the risk of early childhood tooth decay.
Swallowing sea or pool water may increase infection risk during summer, expert warns
Swallowing seawater or pool water and prolonged exposure to contaminated recreational water may increase the risk of infection, according to an infectious diseases specialist, who also warned that rising seawater temperatures can encourage the growth of certain harmful microorganisms.
Heavy metals in e-cigarettes raise cancer concerns, experts warn
Growing evidence suggests e-cigarettes may expose users to heavy metals and toxic chemicals associated with an increased cancer risk, prompting health experts to warn that the products should not be considered a safe alternative to conventional smoking.
Heart health depends on science, not trends, cardiologist warns
A Turkish cardiologist is urging consumers to look beyond wellness trends, warning that functional beverages such as matcha drinks and…
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