Seasons in the Indian sub-continent are often categorized by the spread of diseases. Summers are known for diarrhea and jaundice; post monsoon we can witness the spread of malaria and dengue; finally comes the common flu during summer. A layman usually gets confused between the common cold and the flu. But there are a few noticeable differences, like, A person …
Breast feeding is the most important phase of child and mother bonding as well as infant’s growth and development. The more you feed your infant with breast milk; the more it is produced. But there are case where mothers are not able to provide sufficient amount of milk and hence have to depend on other alternatives. But mom’s to be …
In today’s fast moving world with invent of a new disease or infection every year; we often come across words like vaccination or immunizations. These words are mostly associated with infants or toddlers. Every child after birth is given a series of vaccines to protect them against deadly and dangerous diseases. The trend is followed for certain years of their …
Hepatitis is a viral disease that primarily affects the liver. There are 4 types: Hepatitis A, B, C and D. Hep B and C are transmitted through blood while one can contract Hep A by having close contact with an infected person, from food or drinks prepared by someone who is infected, or by eating shellfish harvested from sewage-contaminated water. …
We anxiously wait for monsoons after harsh and scorching summers. Every season has its own relevance and importance; but monsoon brings out the child in everyone. I personallylove this season; apart from water clogging and traffic jams in city. The smell of wet earth,the sipping of hot tea, hot pakoras, greenery, etc. rejoices both our mind & heart.But every coin …
World is moving towards sustainable development and reforming societies and economies of every nation. India as a nation has attained massive growth and development during 75years of independence. One area which gives the country a major setback is POPULATIONEXPLOSION. Government had tried to create awareness every now and then, but still not much fruitful. There have been several reasons to …
About 40-80% of women in their reproductive period of life have chances of developing tumors of uterine fibroids. This was more prevalent in western part of globe; but now our country has also shown an upward trend in number of cases. We can reduce our chances of getting this disease by observing some understated life style changes. ADDING MEDITERRANEAN DIET …
Spreading awareness is winning half the battle in any regard. Spreading awareness about various medical problems and their corresponding symptoms and prescription is the need of the hour. Most of us would haven’t heard much about the term UTERINE FIBROIDS before. July is the month selected for spreading awareness about this feminine problem. These are non-cancerous tumors; which develop along …