When your Loved Ones Get Heatstroke
Fri, 12/03/10 – 10:26 | No Comment

Every time the snow hits, we somehow miss summer. Much as it’s lovely being in the sun and enjoying the heat, sometimes the temperatures can get too high upon which heatstroke is bound to strike. …

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The Roots of Bilingualism in Newborn Babies
Monday, 15 Mar, 2010 – 18:15 | No Comment
The Roots of Bilingualism in Newborn Babies

Research has shown that hearing two languages regularly during pregnancy puts infants on the fast road to bilingualism. In a study published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, infants born …

Increase in Chronic Diseases Among Children
Monday, 15 Mar, 2010 – 18:12 | No Comment
Increase in Chronic Diseases Among Children

It is shocking to find that in the last twenty years, the rate of chronic disease among children has doubled. More than half of children ages 8 to 14 have had a long-term health problem …

Treatment and Prevention of Diarrhoea
Monday, 1 Mar, 2010 – 13:45 | No Comment
Treatment and Prevention of Diarrhoea

Diarrhoea, the frequent passing of liquid stool is a common problem which often causes discomfort and can be life threatening when medical help is not sought in good time. Diarrhoea can be acute or chronic. …

New Study on a Treatment Peanut Allergy
Monday, 1 Mar, 2010 – 13:41 | No Comment
New Study on a Treatment Peanut Allergy

They are yummy, delicious and highly nutritious. Sadly, not every child gets to enjoy the good taste and nutritional benefits of peanuts because of allergy. At least 2 percent of children in Britain suffer from …

Intriguing Facts that Should Make You Love Your Body More
Monday, 1 Mar, 2010 – 13:33 | No Comment
Intriguing Facts that Should Make You Love Your Body More

The human body is probably the greatest machine there ever was! Did you know that your brain operates at 10 watts of power? Or that it comes out to play at night when the rest …

Genetically Altered Mosquito to Fight Dengue Fever
Monday, 1 Mar, 2010 – 13:32 | No Comment
Genetically Altered Mosquito to Fight Dengue Fever

Dengue fever comes from the dengue virus, a virus spread by infected female Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. It affects more than a third of the world’s population, with at least 100 million people getting infected every …

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Sunday, 28 Feb, 2010 – 12:24 | No Comment
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as cot death, refers to the sudden death of babies under the age of one for no reason. Post-mortem examination shows nothing either. At least 7 babies in …

Scorpion Poison to Help in the Invention of a New Painkiller
Sunday, 28 Feb, 2010 – 12:19 | No Comment
Scorpion Poison to Help in the Invention of a New Painkiller

For many years now, doctors have relied on aspirin to provide relief in patients suffering pain. But often times, aspirin does not do much to relieve excruciating pain. In such cases, opiate-derived pain relievers have …

Getting a Kidney Transplant
Sunday, 28 Feb, 2010 – 12:11 | No Comment
Getting a Kidney Transplant

Kidney transplants are done on people with end stage renal failure. It is more effective than dialysis and works ten times better. Kidneys can be donated from living persons or the deceased. Donations from the …

Dealing with Chronic Renal Failure
Sunday, 28 Feb, 2010 – 12:09 | No Comment
Dealing with Chronic Renal Failure

Chronic Renal Failure, abbreviated as CRF, is the slow deterioration in kidney function. It is usually a long term condition that can be very depressing to the patient. The condition mostly affects older people, mostly …