Medicine

The challenge of Cholera today
By Craig Payne · 2 weeks ago
Cholera is a severe diarrheal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, primarily transmitted through contaminated water and food. While it has been a deadly disease for centuries, cholera remains a significant public health concern, ...
The two doctors who made a difference in preventing polio
By Craig Payne · 4 weeks ago
Poliomyelitis, commonly known as polio, was one of the most feared diseases of the 20th century. It struck indiscriminately, particularly targeting children and often resulting in paralysis or death. For years, scientists searched for a ...
What was the Miasma Theory of Disease
By Craig Payne · 1 month ago
For centuries, the Miasma Theory of Disease was the dominant explanation for how illnesses spread, influencing medical practices, public health policies, and societal behaviors. The theory proposed that diseases were caused by "miasmas," or foul-smelling ...
Can Dental Nerve Damage Heal? Understanding Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
By David A. Waite · 3 weeks ago
Introduction The need for good oral health is the most common reason many people undergo dental procedures, but this can be associated with a few accidental complications and one of the distressful damages, that of ...
How does pfizer xanax 2mg work ?
By Kitty Danny · 1 month ago
Pfizer Xanax 2mg is a brand name for the drug alprazolam, which belongs to the class of medications known as benzodiazepines. This medication is commonly prescribed for the treatment of anxiety disorders, panic disorders, and ...
How to deal with painful chilblains on the foot?
By Craig Payne · 3 months ago
Chilblains are a prevalent condition of the feet in the colder environments. They are as a result of inadequate result of the tiny blood vessels to alterations in temperature. Usually once the toes get cooler ...
How to treat Severs Disease in the Child's Foot?
By Craig Payne · 3 months ago
Sever's disease, also called calcaneal apophysitis, is a frequent condition which affects the growing area at the back of the heel bone in children and adolescents. This is deemed take place in times of rapid ...
Encouraging Healthy Eating Habits in Children | Practical Tips and Success Stories
By Dr. Garima Mengi, Kindercure Clinic, Gurgaon · 3 months ago
Ensuring your child develops healthy eating habits is crucial for their growth, development and overall well-being. At KinderCure, we believe that good nutrition is the foundation of a healthy life. In this blog, we will ...
What is sesamoiditis in the foot and what can be done about it?
By Craig Payne · 3 months ago
Sesamoiditis is a disorder observed as inflammation and pain in the small sesamoid bones. These sesamoid bones are two smaller, pea-shaped and size bones positioned under the bottom of the big toe within the foot. ...
Alcohol Consumption: Risks, Influences, and Health Impacts
By Maria Alfiani Kusnowati, Md · 3 months ago
Alcohol and alcoholic beverages contain ethanol, a psychoactive and toxic substance with addictive properties. While alcohol has been consumed across various cultures for centuries, it poses significant health risks. In 2019, alcohol consumption was responsible ...
Dr. Aaron Cwik DDS inspired by Oral Surgeon Robert Marx
By Dr. Aaron Cwik Dds · 4 months ago
Dr. Aaron Cwik DDS: Inspired by the Writings of Oral Surgeon Robert Marx Dr. Aaron Cwik DDS's dedication to dentistry is significantly influenced by his study of the works of renowned oral surgeon Robert Marx. ...
How to deal with growing pains in the legs of children?
By Craig Payne · 4 months ago
Growing aches and pains tend to be relatively common in kids. Typically the everyday growing pains will be benign and grown out of. Despite this every case will have to be taken very seriously and ...
What is a Durlacher corn on the foot?
By Craig Payne · 4 months ago
A ‘Durlacher's corn‘ is a unique type of pressure corn that develops on the fifth toe. It's just like almost every other corn that is because of an excessive amount of pressure, however what is ...
What does the future hole for Alzheimers disease?
By Craig Payne · 4 months ago
Alzheimer's disease is a gradual nerve condition that leads to a shrinking or atrophy of cells in the and is the most frequent cause of dementia in the elderly population. The earlier indicators often include ...
Heel spur & Foot scan treatment
By Ali Karimi · 4 months ago
FOOT HEALTH HEEL PAIN 10 HeelSpur Exercises (Try at Home) By Ali Karimi, Bsc CPO, Published on june 21, 2024 Heel spurs, also called heel osteophytes, are bumps of extra bone that grow on your ...
How can moisture between the toes be treated?
By Craig Payne · 5 months ago
Interdigital maceration is a very common skin disorder observed as the softening and whitening of skin between the toes, usually leading to discomfort and also elevated the likelihood of infections. This disorder is commonly associated ...
Butler Family Health Center Unveils New Website to Enhance Patient Experience in Centennial, Colorado Area
By Dr. Christopher Butler · 4 months ago
Butler Family Health Center, a premier provider of comprehensive chiropractic care services, is excited to announce the launch of its innovative new website dedicated to chiropractic care. This significant digital initiative is designed to enhance ...
THCa vs. CBD: Difference and Medical Benefits
By Md Hossen · 5 months ago
The world of cannabis is vast and complex, with many compounds contributing to its diverse effects. Among the most talked-about cannabinoids are Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THCa) and Cannabidiol (CBD). While both are derived from the cannabis ...
What is a Morton's Neuroma in the Foot?
By Craig Payne · 5 months ago
A Morton’s neuroma is a reasonably frequent painful disorder affecting the ball of the foot. Between the metatarsal bones in the ball of the foot there are nerves, and these nerves could be inflammed if ...
How to deal with tired and aching feet?
By Craig Payne · 5 months ago
We very often take our feet without any consideration, however they bear the weight of our entire body as we go about our everyday life. It's not until something goes wrong that individuals pay attention. ...