If You have have a primary medical qualification in an EU state, You can be licenced to practise medicine in Finland. You have to send an applications to Valvira, which is the The National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health in Finland. The application costs 400 €. After that You can apply for a job as a doctor. All doctors working in Finland must be able to speak either Finnish or Swedish. Citizens of EU/EEA member states are not required to provide official proof of...29.9.2014 21:47Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hi! We recommend that you consult doctor in your local health center before proceeding to take any corrective surgeries Many private clinics make acne scar corrective laser surgeries. There are also clinics specialized solely on plastic surgery but those are usually much more expensive. You can use Google to search for these clinics / doctors or exaple by using search term "akne arpien poisto helsinki". Here's a small fraction of private clinics that make skin corrective surgeries: http://www....25.4.2011 16:23Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Between the years 1995-2009 there has been 802 registered food poisonings in Finland according to Finnish Food Safety Authority (in Finnish Evira). Source: Finnish Food Safety Authority http://www.evira.fi/portal/en/ Unfortunately I could not find information about the amount of ketoacidosis in Finland. You could ask more information from Meilahti Campus Library Terkko. This library contains collections in fields of medicine and health sciences. More information: http://www.helsinki...14.6.2010 23:09Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Your anus is quite receptive. If you have a look at your normal stool, you may get the idea of how wide your anus opens without any problem, but you can work on stretching it so that it will accept even something bigger. The handle of a tooth brush is quite small, usually smooth and without any sharp edges. Four and a half inches should not be a problem, either, the bend in the colon comes first at about seven or eight inches. Just remember to use some lubricant. Here is a site that gives...11.9.2009 11:52Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hello! Orthopaedic treatment like braces is not included in the municipal dental care that is provided for adults in Helsinki. This means you'll have to consult a private dentist. What you want is a hammaslääkäriasema or a hammaslääkärikeskus. This is a dental clinic where several private dentists work. Chances are one or two dentists in a big clinic speak good English or even some other language you'd prefer. It's OK to ask about that, and also about treatment fees. As the braces must be...5.7.2008 08:34Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hi, There's several acupuncture stations near Kamppi metro station. Here's some(the first one is the nearest): Kawanowa Klinikka (Lapinlahdenkatu 19 Phone: 0415100252) Akupunktioasema Liu (http://www.acupuncture.fi/) Kiina-Klinikka (http://www.kiinaklinikka.com/) You can contact them for more information. To search for more acupuncture clinics in Helsinki you can use following pages: http://www.keltaisetsivut.fi/ http://www.webinfo.fi/ http://www.terveysinfo.net http://www.paikalliset.info8.12.2007 23:00

First of all, make sure you exercise regularly and get enough sleep. These health habits seem to be utterly important for your brain. Until about ten years ago it was generally supposed that old brains were unable to grow new neurons. Since then it has been shown that older brains do produce them. You make this happen by increasing the flow of blood in the brain, i.e. by physical activity. As little as three hours of walking, swimming or other aerobic exercise a week increases the number of...16.9.2007 09:26Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto

Hello! There are many kinds of fistulas (see http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/fistula). Maybe you mean obstetric fistula? Obstetric fistula is a tear in the tissue between the vagina and adjoining organs caused by prolonged labor in undernourished women. Obstetric fistula is almost unknown outside the poorest countries of Africa and Asia. Obstetric fistula leaves women constantly leaking urine and/or faeces. Here are a few informative sites about obstetric fistula:...10.3.2007 02:22

Blood transfusions do not alter the DNA of the recipient. Blood is composed of four main elements: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma. Of these only white blood cells contain DNA. The normal transfusion involves only red blood cells, which do not contain DNA. There are rare occasions of whole blood transfusion, but even in these cases no traces of foreign DNA have been detected in the recipient's blood, regardless of how much was transfused. You can find more...18.4.2006 06:56Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto