Easy Electronic Way to Inquire About Sick Leave with Sehaty Platform Ministry of Health Services
2024-04-05 06:24:01
One of the best services that can be provided by the Ministry of Health is inquiring about sick leave in an easy electronic way without the need to go to the main headquarters. Therefore, during this article, we will learn about the simplest ways through which we can inquire about sick leave.
Inquire about sick leave through Sehaty
You must follow the following steps in order to be able to inquire about sick leave using the leave number, during this paragraph:
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- By downloading the My Health application on your mobile phone, whether on Android or the App Store.
- In the first step, you must log in to the Sehaty application using the required data.
- Through your verification number, you will receive a text message with a verification code, which must be entered in the required field in order for you to activate your account on Sehaty.
- Click on “Inquire about sick leave.”
- Enter all data in the specified fields,
Exciting Discovery: Diabetes Drug Shows Potential to Slow Parkinsons Disease Progression
Parkinson’s Disease: New Drug Could Slow Progression
Researchers have made an exciting discovery in the search for effective treatments for Parkinson’s disease. A drug similar to those used in “skinny jabs” has shown promise in slowing the progression of symptoms associated with the condition.
Parkinson’s disease is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, causing problems with movement, balance, and memory, among other effects. Currently, there is no known cure for Parkinson’s, and available treatments only help manage the symptoms.
However, in recent years, there has been growing excitement over glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonists (GLP-1R agonists) as a possible treatment for Parkinson’s disease. One such drug, exenatide, originally used to treat type 2 diabetes, was found to slow the progression of motor symptoms in a small group of people with Parkinson’s.
Now, researchers have found that another GLP-1R agonist, lixisenatide, may have a similar effect. This supports the theory that Parkinson’s disease could be associated with insulin resistance in the brain.
The study, conducted in France, randomly assigned 156 people recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s into two groups. Both groups took their usual Parkinson’s medication, but one group also received a daily injection of lixisenatide,
Revealing 5 drinks to cool down and keep away from diabetes that doctors recommend.
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AprilEvery time it gets hot, especially in the year 2024, the weather forecast says that The temperature will soar above 40 degrees Celsius. In addition to air conditioners and fans, it will help to cool down. “drink” Cooling is another thing that helps.cool down But how to drink to avoid disease, especially diabetes, because it cannot be denied that All sweet and cool drinks It comes with sugar, but “Dr. Jade” has recommended 5 cool drinks that are guaranteed to be refreshing and are far from diabetes
5 cool drink menus
“Doctor Jed” or Dr. Jess Bunyawongwirot Deputy Director of Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital recommends 5 drink that you can drink without feeling guilty Guaranteed happiness, but also far fromdiabetes They are as follows:
1. Fruit fermented juice or infused water
Method: Prepare water in a pitcher. Followed by cutting fruits such as apples, oranges, lemons, or strawberries. Then put it in a pitcher and leave it for 1 hour. That’s it, you’ll have fermented water to drink to your heart’s content. Or add herbs such as ginger, cinnamon, mint, lemongrass to give it a fragrant aroma.
Rector of University of Len to Present Case for Degree in Medicine in Meeting with Minister of Education
The rector of the University of León, Juan Francisco García Marín, is set to meet with the Minister of Education, Rocío Lucas, to discuss the implementation of the Degree in Medicine at the university. García Marín announced the meeting, stating that he will present more data and reports to support the establishment of the new program.
With only a month and a half left in his term as rector, García Marín acknowledged that it will be up to his successor to continue advocating for the Degree in Medicine at the university. He expressed confidence that the next rector will be able to achieve consensus on the matter.
García Marín also discussed the need for new statutes for the academic institution, stating that they should be as progressive as possible. He expressed regret that the statutes were not adapted to the new Organic Law of the University System (Losu) during his time as rector, but noted that the Government has extended the deadline for another year.
Overall, García Marín emphasized the importance of consensus-building and progressive reforms within the university, and expressed hope that his successor will continue to work towards these goals.
Massachusetts Man Discharged from Hospital After Historic Pig Kidney Transplant
New Milestone Achieved in Xenotransplantation with First Successful Pig Kidney Transplant
The Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has made history once again, this time with the successful transplantation of a genetically modified pig kidney into a human recipient. This groundbreaking procedure marks a significant milestone in the field of xenotransplantation, offering hope to millions of patients suffering from kidney failure worldwide.
Rick Slayman, 62, became the first person to receive a pig kidney transplant at MGH after experiencing end-stage kidney disease. The surgery took place on March 16 and Slayman has now been discharged from the hospital, expressing his gratitude for the “clean bill of health” he received after years of struggling with dialysis.
With over 100,000 individuals currently on waiting lists for organ transplants in the U.S., and 17 people dying each day due to organ shortage according to UNOS, finding innovative solutions is crucial. This pioneering pig kidney transplant offers an alternative approach to alleviate this crisis.
The success of this procedure can be attributed to extensive research and collaboration among thousands of scientists and physicians over several decades. Through genetic editing techniques, the pig kidneys were modified to increase compatibility with human recipients and eliminate infection risks.
Avoid These 7 White Foods to Improve Your Health and Lose Weight, Experts Say
Written by Marwa Haridi Friday, April 5, 2024 10:00 AM
White foods are the root cause of many health problems, including: overweight Obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc. According to experts, getting rid of the white color and replacing it with more other colors can make your diet healthier, promote weight loss, and restore blood sugar balance. According to a report on the “Times of India” website, there are 7 white foods that are The most common ones should be avoided and healthy alternatives should be looked for.
Here are 7 white foods that should be avoided: White bread
White bread is made from refined flour, from which the bran is removed and loses a lot of fibre, vitamins and minerals as well. It is rich in carbohydrates and lacks many essential nutrients. It can be replaced with whole grain bread.
White pasta
It is also made with refined flour, which contains very little fiber and other essential nutrients and is often difficult to digest, and is substituted with whole grain pasta.
White Rice
It is one of the most consumed grains, and it also falls into the category of refined grains.
A Nutrition expert gives the keys to not gaining weight during menopause
Menopause is a stage in a woman’s life in which she undergoes many changes, both physical and psychological. In Spain usually occurs on average at 50-51 years old. As Barbara Munar, dietitian specialized in menopause and author of the book, explains to Cuídateplus Queens without rules“menopause really only lasts one dayit is the first day of our last period but generally professionals use the words menopause and climacteric synonymously to refer to this longer stage of 25 years.”
Although it is not usual, There are women who do not suffer or notice the symptoms of this period. The expert figures in a 20% at women who do not have any symptoms at this stage. “The only thing they notice is that they stop menstruating but they don’t have hot flashes and their energy, vitality, mood are not affected.”
One of the fears of many women when they reach this stage of life It’s weight gain. “The first thing we think is that menopause makes us gain weight,” he points out, and in part it is true but in part it is not. As the nutritionist explains, “It is true that with hormonal changes and the passage of time,
Tips for Managing Somatization Disorder: Sleep, Sunlight, Gut Health, Diet, Barefoot Walking, and Stress Management
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When I meet patients with “somatization disorder” suffering anywhere in the clinic, I am often asked questions about what I should pay attention to and what I should focus on to get quick treatment. There is not much information about “psychosomatic disorder”, or somatization disorder, in which stress such as psychological anxiety or negative emotions manifests as physical pain, and there is no special treatment method, so this question is very anxious it’s frustrating. It’s natural for this to happen. This time we talk about “what to do and what not to do” for patients with somatization disorder.
Sleep
Deep sleep is a time when the overheated brain rests and the parasympathetic nerves are activated to relax the body and relax the nerves. When you don’t sleep for a sufficient period of time, can’t sleep and wake up repeatedly, or sleep during the day and wake up at night, your parasympathetic nerves are not activated, causing tension and stiffness in your muscles, making you more sensitive to pain. .
A common complaint among patients with somatization disorder is insomnia. Since you are unable to sleep properly, the sensation of pain becomes more sensitive,
The FRIENDS network makes cultural shows accessible to all parts of the country at attractive prices: This is Zionist culture
“The public is thirsty for culture. We need this hour and a half of sanity. To disconnect for a moment from the outside world, from the news, from the terrible situation we are experiencing here,” the CEO of the FRIENDS network, Yossi Wolff, tells ‘Daver’. “You disconnect for a moment and something in your soul calms down.”
Wolf Hatsbani, 41 years old, lives in Rishon Lezion with his partner, founded the FRIENDS cultural halls network in the Histadrut in 2021 and heads the network, which currently has 16 halls across the country. “We are all still traumatized, I am also still deep in the situation.”
When the war broke out the entire activity went into standby mode. “We stopped all the activity that was planned. We quickly realized that it was going to be long, and that we had to recalculate the route.” On Wolf’s initiative and with the help of the Histadrut, the “Victory of the Spiritaku” studio was established in Rishon Lezion, which broadcast four shows a day for free on the Internet. “We called nationalists to come and perform with us. We felt that the public needed to rest for a moment from the incessant news broadcasts and get an hour of silence,