Breasts are often viewed from an aesthetic or maternal perspective, but they also play an essential role as health indicators. Their shape and texture, and how they change with age, can reveal early signs of various illnesses, including breast cancer
Urine is produced by the body to eliminate waste products. During sleep, the body produces more concentrated urine and less of it than during the day. This is why you can go for hours at night without feeling the need to urinate. Getting up to urinat
Good hearing allows us to take full advantage of social interaction, music and the sounds of nature, and to stay connected to our environment. Unfortunately, many people suffer from hearing loss, which is often avoidable, due to risky behaviour and
Eating disorders are a daily reality for children with autism. They can have various causes, although they are generally secondary to the characteristic alterations of this disorder. In fact, they occur in one way or another, with varying degrees of
World Autism Awareness Day is celebrated every year on 02 April. To mark the occasion in Togo, the Association Togolaise pour l'Education Inclusive des Personnes Déficientes Intellectuelles (ATEIPDI) (Togolese Association for the Inclusive Education
Les ronflements sont gênants. Ils peuvent être le symptôme de maladies. Ils sont des bruits respiratoires qui surviennent quand la personne dort. Les ronflements peuvent perturber le sommeil de la personne qui partage la chambre avec le ronfleur ou l
Although less well known than vaginal and clitoral orgasm, breast orgasm does exist. The breasts are one of the erogenous zones, although they can be more or less sensitive and a source of sexual pleasure from one woman to another.
A diet too rich in fatty acids during pregnancy may increase the risk of breast cancer. The choice of diet is crucial in the second trimester of pregnancy. It is at this key moment that the genetic information
Intimate wipes are becoming increasingly popular on the market as a means of combating bothersome odours and perspiration. But more and more doctors are warning of the dangers of systematic use of wipes. They must not be
Some pregnant women, through lack of information, desire or mimicry, indulge in alcohol. Obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Etiam Koffi Sowu, Director of the Bethesda Hospital in Agou Nyogbo (Kpalimé), points out that the consumption of alcohol by pre
A behavioural dietician specialising in eating disorders and body image, Coura Yasmine Sandrine Ouedraogo/Zerbo is passionate about her work. Her unique approach, combining nutrition, psychology and kindness, enables her to guide her patients towards
In January 2024, Yao, a 67-year-old planter living in Agou, some one hundred kilometres north-west of Lomé, experienced unusual ailments that landed him in hospital. These included chest pains and unexplained intense fatigue that lasted for a fortnig