Health prevention tips for expatriates

1 - Preventing breast cancer

How to prevent breast cancer?

Generally speaking, breast cancer is most common among women in their fifties. It’s characterized by a multiplication of cells in the glands or milk ducts of the breast. This cluster of cells forms a “malignant tumor”.

2 - Preventing addictions in teenagers

Adolescence is a time of many physical and psychological changes and is a period of curiosity, risk-taking and challenging behavior. Teenagers look for new experiences, with a certain resistance to established rules.

3 - Preventing colorectal cancer

What is colorectal cancer?

Colorectal cancer, otherwise known as bowel cancer, is the third most common cancer. In 40% of cases,
it occurs in the colon, also known as the large intestine, and in 60% of cases in the rectum, located in the latter end of the large intestine. This type of cancer generally affects people over the age of fifty.

4 - Prevention and oral hygiene for children

Oral hygiene is a set of practices aimed at removing the dental plaque that naturally, and constantly, forms on the surface of teeth during meals. If plaque is not removed, the bacteria within it may result in gum disease and/or contribute to the development of tooth decay.

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Prevention tips