Healthy Living

During extreme heat it is easy to become dehydrated or for your body to overheat. If this happens, you may develop heat cramps, heat exhaustion or even heatstroke. Heatstroke is a medical emergency which can result in permanent damage to your vital organs, or even death, if not treated immediately. Extreme heat can also make existing medical conditions … Read more

The aroma of food can stimulate your appetite. So can the sight and sound of someone else eating. But sometimes, you just do not want to eat despite these cues. Appetite is not the same as hunger. Hunger is a physical signal that you should eat. It’s your body’s way of signaling that it requires fuel. … Read more

As a student, you may feel like you are constantly under pressure. There is so much to do and not enough time to do it. It can be difficult to find time for yourself between classes, homework, exams, and social obligations. And when you do have a few minutes to relax, all you can think … Read more

Anyone who hears the word cancer is terrified. It is a difficult illness to treat, and it frequently results in financial ruin for the patient and family. Even as scientists devote their time and resources to identifying causes and developing cures, it is critical that everyone take every precaution to avoid becoming ill in the … Read more

Rabies is a viral disease that has a high mortality rate. It is mostly linked to dog bites. It causes progressive brain and spinal cord inflammation until the patient’s death. The World Health Organization (WHO) distinguishes two types of rabies disease: furious rabies and paralytic rabies. “Rabid rabies causes water phobia, hyperactivity, and excitable behavior.” … Read more

Many people have considered giving up smoking. But, it can be tough. Nicotine replacement therapy has been found to help many smokers in their attempts at quitting. Use of this method has been proven to be effective at helping people stop smoking by replacing the nicotine they crave with other chemicals. What you need to … Read more