What might appear as “just a rash” may potentially transform into serious skin disorders if it’s not treated in time. So it’s important for every child and adult to be aware of common types of skin diseases and their symptoms. Read on to find out what the common skin infections look like and how they can be treated.
One of the most common reasons for a visit to a doctor involves ENT problems like ear infections. Children from a very young age tend to get a lot of these infections ranging from mild to severe.
The prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV has become a global health mission. Today it is more important than ever to fight mother-to-child transmission of HIV. It is important that mothers, infants and children get the opportunity to live a healthy and full life.
We live in a technologically enhanced age of phones and laptops, where our health is going for a toss. We have stopped exercising and most of us have desk jobs. This has resulted in a lot of physiological problems like back pain, neck pain and spinal problems.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has been facing one of the worst cases of an epidemic this year and the disease that is catapulting the African country is Measles. As per the World Health Organization, Measles is one of the fastest spreading viral diseases that has been claiming a lot of lives, mainly children, in several countries. It has been noted that this disease has taken more lives in DRC than Ebola. Measles, Mumps and Rubella Vaccines are extremely crucial in changing this crisis.
Very often, we ignore basic good habits such as washing our hands, or flushing the toilet or cleaning our homes properly. The result can be detrimental to our health and well-being and that of our families and loved ones. Children are particularly more susceptible to Waterborne diseases than adults due to weaker immune systems. The threat of people falling sick is magnified when our surroundings and personal hygiene are compromised.
The news of a pregnancy is truly wonderful. The mother-to-be is really excited along with her family and loved ones. Everybody is taking extra special care of her and her unborn baby.
The World Health Organization states that cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide accounting for an estimated 9.6 million deaths in 2018. There were 2.09 million cases of lung cancer. In 2018, lung cancer alone was responsible for 1.76 million deaths.
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