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Monday, 2 September
10:18 pm2 Sep 2013

The Effects Of Ageing On Oral Health

Ageing has a number of effects on health; the risk of many conditions and health problems, from diabetes and cancer to hearing loss and sight problems, increases with age, but many people live very long and fulfilling lives without suffering from poor oral health and lifestyle choices are very important in...

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Sunday, 1 September
1:24 pm1 Sep 2013

Girls have more math anxiety

Girls report that have math anxiety on general survey measures but are not actually more anxious during math classes and exams. According to new research from Psychological Science, the research suggest that females are more anxious when it comes to mathematics than their male peers despite similar levels...

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Saturday, 31 August
Wednesday, 28 August
8:34 am28 Aug 2013

5 Important Skincare Tips for Teenagers

Being a parent of a teenager or an actual teenager can be very tough, especially with the “raging” hormones and stuff to be shy with—the skin. Being the first line of body defense and the first to be seen by people around, it is very important for teenagers to take care of their skin every...

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Tuesday, 27 August
12:22 pm27 Aug 2013

Risk factors for pancreatic cancer ?

Ive wrote about pankreatitis in my previous article. In this article Ill share more detail about risk factors for pancreatic cancer. Risk factors for pancreatic cancer Theres many risk factors for pancreatic cancer. Having a risk factor or even several risk factors does not mean that...

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Saturday, 24 August
Friday, 23 August
10:17 pm23 Aug 2013

Infographic : Everyday Ergonomics

Ive wrote about ergonomic before in article Right and Wrong Office Ergonomics in Visual. Last day, I just get email from one of yourhealthblog reader to share ergonomic infographic. I like the infographic as it show many facts about ergonomic that could be share among us. Just look at the infographic...

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Thursday, 22 August
10:48 pm22 Aug 2013

What You Need to know about Thalassemia

Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder that causes the body to produce less hemoglobin. Hemoglobin is the substance in the red blood cells, which carries oxygen to all parts of the body. It is inherited, from parents to their children through genes. Theres two main types of thalassemia such as :...

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12:11 am22 Aug 2013

Ticks Spread Red Meat Allergy

Do you have red meat allergy ? Do you know why thats happened? One of the reason is because of ticks. Before reading more about the ticks spread red meat allergy, lets learn what ticks exactly. What is Ticks Ticks are tiny creatures called parasites. It can be a plant or an animal which feeds...

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Tuesday, 20 August
8:10 pm20 Aug 2013

What is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?

http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/images/Healthcare_g355-Woman_Abdominal_Pain_p75792.html Many women have irregular periods. There can be many causes for that, but one of the causes can be Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS. PCOS is linked to changes in hormone levels including a rise in male hormones which...

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Monday, 19 August
9:15 pm19 Aug 2013

What is chickenpox?

Chickenpox is caused by the varicella virus (the herpes virus) and is highly contagious. It occurs at all ages, usually in children. It is more severe in the event for adults. The spread is by contact or droplets from infected people. The spread also occur through contaminated material with liquid smallpox...

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Sunday, 18 August
11:18 pm18 Aug 2013

Facts About Allergies

Some of people have allergies problem. Lets read some of the facts about allergies Allergies are on the rise because weve sanitized our lives Probably True:But Purell isnt entirely to blame. One leading theory is that the uptick in allergies began with our shift away from farm life and...

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Saturday, 17 August
Thursday, 15 August
8:48 pm15 Aug 2013

Dealing with a knocked out tooth

Dealing with a knocked out tooth Dental injuries are fairly common and they can occur at any time, in any place; for this reason it’s beneficial to know how to react in an emergency situation. One example of a dental emergency is a knocked out tooth, which is also known as an avulsion. What...

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3:12 pm15 Aug 2013

Kids of obese mums die younger

The study from Paris show that children born from obese mums are 35 percent more likely to die prematurely in adulthood. Researchers at the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen in the U.K found from 37,709 children of 28,540 women who gave birth between 1950 and 1976. The children were aged from 34 to 61...

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Wednesday, 14 August
11:33 pm14 Aug 2013

Sleep Apnea: Symptoms and Treatment

Sleep apnea is a common and severely under diagnosed disorder that is marked by continual cessations in breathing, with pauses lasting for 10-20 seconds, potentially hundreds of times a night. This disorder in your breathing interrupts your natural sleep rhythm. Statistically, the condition is most...

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Tuesday, 13 August
4:50 pm13 Aug 2013

Acne info and tips

Acne is the most common skin disease among young people and it usually begins at puberty. Site breakouts are on your face, back and chest. It is caused by changes in sex hormones. Acne usually disappears when the teenager growing to become an adults. Acne can be minimized and the scars could be reduced by...

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7:55 am13 Aug 2013

Remove warts : How get rid of it

Many of us have trouble remove warts on the body. Warts are just bumps of dead skin tissue covering a center infected by a virus. Usually it is easily recognized as arising in the skin and can lose themselves without realizing it. In addition to adults, children also experience a virus infection Human...

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Monday, 12 August
7:44 am12 Aug 2013

Malaria vaccine in early stage

According to research a malaria vaccine has shown promising results. The vaccine still in early stage clinical trials. Researchers found the malaria vaccine could protected 12 out of 15 patients from the disease. The methods will involves injecting live that could weakened malaria and needed to be given in...

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