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What Happens to Medical Waste?
Medical waste is a type of waste that is generated by healthcare facilities such as dentist offices, hospitals, veterinary clinics, medical research labs and facilities, as well as blood banks. Medical waste is divided into the following four categories: Infectious...
read moreDairy Benefits – Is It Still As Good for Your Health Now?
The importance of having diary in our everyday diet has been drilled into us from the very beginning of our lives; after all, milk is the first and only substance that can keep us alive right from birth. Throughout our lives dairy plays a huge role in helping us grow...
read moreThe Different Kinds of Sutures Used by Surgeons
Surgical sutures have been used by healers and surgeons for centuries and date as far back as 3000 BC in Ancient Egypt. Sutures are usually composed of strands of fibres that are used to form a stitch or a series of stitches to hold body tissue together. Stitches are...
read moreThe Battle of Choosing Between Junk Foods and Raw Foods – Part 2: Raw Food Diet Benefits
The raw food diet is one that has gained substantial growth over recent years - it is currently the 9th most popular diet globally! With conditions like obesity, diabetes, and cancer on the rise more people are starting to look for alternative and healthier ways to...
read moreThe Battle of Choosing Between Junk Foods and Raw Foods – Part 1: The Junk Food Effect
The battle between choosing junk foods and raw foods is one that will probably go on forever. New franchises are popping up all over the globe, seemingly overnight, with most people not even noticing the construction taking place. The fast food industry is growing at...
read moreHow to Treat Burn Injuries
In general people do not believe that they will fall victim to any type of injury. The saying remains: it will never happen to me… to the detriment of countless victims or care takers who were uninformed about what to do when they or a loved one should suffer such a...
read moreHeart Attack and Cardiac Arrest
Two terms that get confused all the time is Heart Attack and Cardiac Arrest. They are used interchangeably in news reports, television shows, other media sources, and general conversation. But the truth is that these two terms describe two very different conditions...
read moreHow Scalpel Blades are Made
Have you ever wondered how scalpel blades are made? They are such tiny things but are obviously manufactured with great precision and skill. Well, this is true and that’s why the entire manufacturing process of scalpel blades are handled almost exclusively by...
read moreMyths About Flu
Influenza, more commonly known as Flu, is that dreadful disease that we all potentially face every year. We fear it and the consequences it will have on our health, daily lives, and work environment. Because it is such an ever-present threat, there is more than a fair...
read moreExercising When You Are Sick?
Many studies and articles will tell you that if you exercise regularly you will be healthier, which will lead to a stronger immune system, which means you will be less likely to become sick with everyday illnesses like colds and flu. Fair enough; all of that makes...
read moreWhat are Different Types of Gauze Used For?
When it comes to medical products designed to help with wound care there are many different types available on the market. The problem is though that the average person doesn’t always know which kind of wound care product or dressing to buy for which situation. Most...
read moreManufacturing Latex Gloves
We all know that disposable gloves have become an indispensable part of daily life. Whether they are used in the medical field, food processing, cleaning, beauty industries, etc. - it doesn't matter; gloves serve as our primary protection against germs and other...
read moreGut Bacteria – Your Diet and Your Brain
Research suggests that gut bacteria may directly affect brain structure and function... Each of us has countless microorganisms living in our digestive tracts. Primarily these gut flora are responsible for helping us digest our food by synthesizing and metabolizing...
read moreFacts About Hearth Health
Last week we wrote an article about some of the myths surrounding Heart Health. Some of those myths may have been surprising to some of you, but perhaps others may already have known about these myths. In this article we will look at some of the Facts About Hearth...
read moreMyths about Heart Health
There are few other health topics as important and critical to us as human beings like the health of our hearts. Of course, there are a lot of myths about heart health, just as with so many other things. Conflicting information can be found everywhere, and while one...
read moreUse Caution to Prevent Medical Accidents
According to statistics medical accidents and errors generate huge expenses worldwide each year. And not only does the ill-use of medical equipment and supplies lead to enormous financial costs, but it can also lead to life-endangering consequences for those involved...
read moreResolving the Cause of Conflict
This is the third and final article in this three-part article series of Conflict, it's effects on your health, and what to do about it. In the previous article we talked about ways you can manage the effects of conflict, especially on your health and well-being....
read moreTuberculosis Day – A Third of the World…
Of all the infectious diseases in the world, Tuberculosis (TB) is probably one of the most prolific. As an air-borne bacteria it spreads itself via the very symptoms it causes in its host body - coughing, sneezing, spitting, and even speaking! About one third of the...
read moreManaging the Symptoms of Conflict
In our previous article we highlighted some of the ill-effects that conflict can have on your mental and physical well-being. Now we will discuss some of the options available to help you with those effects. Some of the best ways of managing the symptoms of conflict,...
read moreThe Effects of Conflict on Your Health
We all know that conflict and the handling thereof is something that we would all rather try to avoid if possible. Conflict, and the negative effects that result from it, contribute greatly to our overall stress levels and the more this builds up, the more likely it...
read moreWhen Your Sore Throat Might Be A Sign Of Something More Serious
Sore throats are a pretty common everyday thing. Especially in winter when their dreaded arrival heralds the start of a cold or flu. And in the spring a sore throat could also be one of the symptoms of seasonal allergies that affect so many of us. But sometimes a sore...
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