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- 22Dec
What is hormonal replacement therapy?
The human body is a complex system that encompasses a wide array of functions. All the activities that we take part in are reliant to our current well being, and that any adjustments in it might bring about a dramatic turn of events.
Read more → - 01Dec
Vitamins and minerals – what is the difference?
Vitamins and minerals often go hand in hand but have you ever wondered what is exactly the difference between them?
Read more → - 14Nov
How to identify a stroke?
Numerous neurons die every minute while a stroke is not treated. Time lost is brain lost. Warning signs of stroke should be recognized right away by a stroke victim itself or a witness.
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How Beauty Products Get Their Efficacy Statistics
When marketing campaigns for beauty items make subjective claims – for instance, L’Oréal’s “I’m worth it” tagline – it’s improbable for consumers to think that such statements are backed by science. But glance through the bottom right corner of a
Read more →By Anna L. in Everyday life No comments yet - 29Oct
Folic acid and pregnancy – why is it recommended to take?
One nutritional supplement that is highly recommended for pregnant women is folic acid. Folic acid (Vitamin B9) is a part of the B- vitamin group essential for cell division and growth.
Read more → - 07Oct
What causes acne?
Most of us, at some point in our lives, have been bothered with having pimples or zits and tried different ways to get rid of it. There are a few factors that may cause acne but the notion that the development of acne is related to greasy food intake is not true.
Read more → - 02Oct
Why is it Important to Measure the Protein Stability of Interferon Regulatory Factor 5 (IRF5)?
Proteins play a very important role in the human physiology and are often the key to therapeutic disease treatment. However, development of new therapies can only happen if stable proteins are synthesized or used. Interferons perform a crucial part in
Read more →By Anna L. in Miscellaneous No comments yet - 22Sep
Understanding genetic disorders relating to ethnic groups
Ethnicity refers to cultural affiliations such as religion, linguistics, even the national origin of an individual’s ancestors. Individuals who can trace their ancestry to certain geographic areas may share similar genetic traits. A genetic trait can include hair color, the
Read more →By Anna L. in Miscellaneous No comments yet - 02Sep
Good and bad cholesterol – what is the difference?
Cholesterol is mandatory for normal body functions but becomes lethal when exceeds its normal level.
Read more → - 17Aug
Is it time to talk assisted living with your aging parents?
Making the decision to put your parent in a nursing home or assisted living facility is not an easy task. In fact, it is one that will impact both you and your parents emotionally. Talking to a parent about their
Read more →By Anna L. in Aging No comments yet
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