AFTER LIFE
ISCMGEH-Europe, 3rd International Student Conference on Medical Geology and Environmental Health
26. – 29. november 2024
PhD student Beňová presented the project results at the conference.
Presentation and abstract for download:
HYGIENA
Paper title: The content of Ca and Mg in drinking water and its impact on the arterial stiffness of inhabitants of Slovak population
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Journal of Water & HEALTH
Paper title:
The significance of calcium and magnesium content in drinking water for arterial stiffness among residents of the Slovak Republic
Paper for download: pdf
SME Primár (Action D.1)
June 6, 2024 (at 4:47 p.m.)
Article title (only in Slovak):Is hard or soft water better? One does not please the hair and skin, but benefits the heart.
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MINERALIA SLOVACA
Paper title:
The impact of increased calcium and magnesium content in drinking water on arterial stiff ness and the cardiovascular system in humans: A case study in Kokava nad Rimavicou, Slovak Republic
Paper for download: pdf
TV MARKÍZA, REFLEX session 14. March 2024 (only on VOYO, approx. 12:00 min. start of entry)
Link (only in Slovak): voyo.markiza.sk
Radio and Television of Slovakia, Women's Club, 29 November 2023
Interview on the topic:
The influence of the quality of drinking water on the quality of our blood vessels (approx. 45:10 start of entry)
Link (only in Slovak): https://www.rtvs.sk/televizia/archiv/14057
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Professional conference focusing on primary patient care
General practitioners, nurses, laboratory workers, pharmacists
September 26, 2023 Košice, number of participants 200
October 3, 2023 Trenčín, number of participants 200
October 4, 2023 Bratislava, number of participants 200
Results of a study on the effect of drinking water with increased Mg and Ca content on the cardiovascular system
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Preventive medicine
September, 17-18, 2023 Demänovská dolina, number of participants 300 Results of a study on the effect of drinking water with increased Mg and Ca content on the cardiovascular system
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The articles are only in the Slovak language.
regiony.sme.sk
23. 06. 2023
Water with the right mineral composition can extend life by up to five years
dennikn.sk
27. 06. 2023
aktuality.sk
27. 06. 2023
MY regióny
27. 06. 2023
Water with the right mineral composition can extend life by up to five years (pdf)
Plus 1deň
30. 06. 2023
Nový čas
08. 07. 2023
Magnesium and calcium in drinking water protect vessels and extend life by five years (pdf)
Newspaper Voda-portál.sk
27. July 2023
Hard water benefits health, watch out for softening, advises a Slovak scientist (interview)
Professional conference focusing on primary patient care
General practitioners and nurses
May 3, 2023 Košice, number of participants 200
May 4, 2023 Banská Bystrica, number of participants 200
May 10, 2023 Žilina, number of participants 200
May 11, 2023 Bratislava, number of participants 200
Results of a study on the effect of drinking water with increased Mg and Ca content on the cardiovascular system
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Congress of the Society of General Practitioners of Slovakia
May 5-7, 2023 Šamorín, number of participants 1,100
Results of a study on the effect of drinking water with increased Mg and Ca content on the cardiovascular system
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International Nurses Day
May 12, 2023 Bratislava, number of participants 300
Results of a study on the effect of drinking water with increased Mg and Ca content on the cardiovascular system
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GEOCHEMIA 2023 - scientific conference
26.-28. April 2023, Stará Lesná - Vysoké Tatry
Prezentations for download (only in Slovak):
Change in vascular elasticity depending on the content Ca and Mg in drinking water
How many ICD diagnoses are affected by the content of Ca and Mg in drinking water
GEOCHEMIA 2023 - Proceeding of scientific works
Paper for download (only in Slovak):
Change in vascular elasticity depending on the content Ca and Mg in drinking water
How many ICD diagnoses are affected by the content of Ca and Mg in drinking water