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Application for connecting caregivers of epileptic patients Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain. These seizures can vary in intensity and form, from brief absences (periods of altered consciousness) to severe convulsions with uncontrolled movements. Epilepsy can have different causes, such as brain lesions, genetic abnormalities or infections. Although there is no cure, it can often be controlled with anti-epileptic drugs, and in some cases, surgery or lifestyle modifications….

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Fribourg Addiction Network Excessive and chronic high-risk alcohol consumption is more commonly known as “alcoholism” or “alcohol dependence”. It refers to regular consumption which, because of its frequency and quantity, qualifies as problem drinking. According to current international standards, chronic risky drinking starts at an average of 2 standard drinks per day for women and 4 standard drinks for men. In Switzerland in 2022, it is estimated that 3.4% of women and 4.4% of men over the age of 15…

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A community hub to combat isolation among the over-65s Social isolation of the elderly is a growing problem that affects both mental and physical health. The loss of loved ones, departure from the world of work and physical limitations all contribute to reducing social ties, increasing the risk of depression, cognitive decline and premature mortality. Although socialization initiatives do exist, many fail to reach older people effectively due to logistical difficulties or the perceived complexity of using current technologies. In…

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AI Crohn Coach Crohn’s disease is a chronic intestinal disease that causes inflammation and pain in various parts of the digestive tract. It manifests itself through periods of flare-ups (with intense symptoms) and remission (with few or no symptoms). Symptoms, which can include abdominal pain, frequent diarrhea and persistent fatigue, impact daily life and can make certain activities difficult. In Switzerland, around 25,000 people suffer from Crohn’s disease. This represents around 0.3% of the population. Even with effective treatment, living…

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