by Alexia Wisjowski | Mar 7, 2024 | Features, Health and Wellness, Research
Helicobacter pylori bacteria infiltrate the stomach and the first part of the small intestine (duodenum), often leading to open sores known as peptic ulcers; many individuals living with this infection won’t show any symptoms at all. Symptoms Helicobacter pylori...
by Alexia Wisjowski | Apr 13, 2023 | Health and Wellness, Research
Do you or your partner suffer from snoring and sleep apnea? Are you tired of feeling exhausted during the day due to a lack of quality sleep at night? Well, the good news is that medical technology has come a long way in developing anti-snoring and sleep apnea...
by Alexia Wisjowski | Jan 25, 2023 | Dental Clinics, Research
One undeniable reality of human existence is the inevitability of being judged based on your physical appearance. Factors such as your weight, height, skin color, hairstyle, and noticeable facial features like your smile can affect other people’s perception of...
by Alexia Wisjowski | Mar 15, 2021 | Features, Research
Chronic fatigue is an illness characterized by extreme tiredness, lasting for six months or a year. Unfortunately, underlying medical conditions can’t explain the illness. As a matter of fact, this condition’s principal challenge is that it’s impossible to...
by Christine Buhay | Apr 22, 2014 | Research
Need better communication among staff in your hospital or health clinic? IT guru MARCUS DERVIN from WebVine writes about how intranet system SharePoint can help improve the collaboration and manage information in the healthcare environment … SharePoint is...
by Alexia Wisjowski | Jan 9, 2014 | Research
Mention the word vasectomy to a group of men and instantly make them cringe. In spite of its popularity, vasectomy remains a subject feared by most men. Understandable though as misconceptions are circulated around and somehow believed to be true by others. Vasectomy...
