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Medicine and Health

Health is the state of balance and well-being that can be experienced on a subjective or objective level. The concept of health is opposed to that of illness, and therefore the former is the object of study for medicine and health sciences, which, through prevention and healthy lifestyle habits, try to increase the quality of life of the population. Medicine is the branch of knowledge that systematically studies how to improve our health through therapies and treatments that reduce the impact of certain diseases on our organism.

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