Archive for May, 2011

So You Have Been Given A Diagnosis – Has This Been Helpful To You?

I suspect not, for diagnosis is based on a set of signs and symptoms – a diagnosis does not give you any information as to what is causing your headache or migraine.

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Have you ever experienced a headache so severe that you felt life wasn’t worth living?

If so, you are not alone.Roughly 15% of the US population suffers from debilitating migraine headaches, which are actually one of the most common medical conditions in the Western world. Even more so, women are frequently more affected by this condition than men.

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Transition between seasons can shake your kids’ health a bit and make them more prone to seasonal allergies. These allergic reactions vary from ragweed allergy, mites, dust, mold, and some foods. It is often very hard to keep track of allergies symptoms with children who may catch it in school or while they are playing outside.

Studies have shown that allergic reactions may be hereditary. In case both parents have allergies, there is a about an 80% chance that their children will develop allergies too. Most children show symptoms of seasonal allergies once they reach 5 years olds. Asthma is often an indicator of allergies and often start to show when they are between 1 to 3 years old.

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By Michelle Matlock, Life Quotes, Inc.

If your grandfather was an alcoholic does that mean that you’re destined to be one as well? What about your mother and aunt who have both been diagnosed with breast cancer?

Your genetics determine more than the color of your eyes and skin, they present a detailed map that illustrates familial traits, ticks, and in some cases, the odds of being stricken by a serious illness.

Following several key court cases beginning in early 2000, genetic testing was used to make unfounded assessments of genetic risks for those seeking employment or insurance.

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Death and dying are difficult topics to speak about but we cannot escape from them.We need to realise that we do actually face death throughout life in order to learn about grief and loss.

We may go through a divorce or several break-ups in relationships;we may lose a beloved pet or an item that had sentimental value to us.

We may lose a friendship or, someone that we care about might move away to a different country.As we get older, we are asked to give up our sight or our hearing or our health.

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Building Life Skill through Reproductive Health Literacy Reduces Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS

Anirudha Alam

Reproductive health literacy has a sustainable preventive impact to promote a healthy lifestyle as well as responsible behavior. It is among the most powerful tools for reducing adolescents’ vulnerability to HIV/AIDS through providing necessary knowledge, stimulating positive attitudes and bringing about life skills. Life skill engendered from reproductive health literacy mobilizes efforts targeting to lessen high risk behavior.

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We all know that hair can go wrong. Horribly wrong. And we have all come across a photograph of ourselves with what can only be described as a style atrocity ensconced on our usually fashionable head.

While most of us know when our hair has gone wrong, sometimes it not so clear why. Sometimes, we call these abominations bad hair days – as though the bad hair were inevitable or an act of God.

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