What causes Ringworms (Lapa-Lapa)?

Ringworm is a kind of skin infection that (unlike its name implies) is not caused by any worm but a type of fungus called Dermatophytes. These fungi are generally found in most environments such as pool areas, public showers, etc. We can also find them on our pets, and sometimes, they are already present on […]
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What happens when you swallow Chewing Gum?

Gum, a tempting rubbery candy that comes in various shapes, sizes, colours, and flavours, but have you very wondered what was it actually made of?Most chewing gums are made up of a synthetic equivalent of a rubbery material called Polyisobutylene. They may also contain ingredients such as sweeteners, softeners, and flavouring that we enjoy until […]
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What causes Dandruff?

Dandruff is another name for a condition called Seborrheic Dermatitis; in which our scalp shed skin cells in the form of yellow or white flakes. It is very common in kids, teens, and adults alike and is usually harmless. But it could be a little bit embarrassing, especially for those who may already be self-conscious […]
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Why do we get gray hair?

As we get older, generally by the age of 50, our hair begins to turn gray or silver in colour. Some people rock the salt & pepper look, while others try to conceal the shades of gray by dying it with artificial colours. But the vital question is: why did our hair turn gray in […]
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What causes Kidney Stones?

Kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, are hard small masses of crystal that can form inside the kidneys that are part of the urinary tract. The kidney has many jobs, and one crucial role is to filter the blood to remove waste in the form of urine. These waste contains compounds that consist of […]
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Why blood types matter?

Our blood, as humans, has different varieties and features. Red blood cells transport oxygen throughout the body, while white blood cells, also known as immune cells, fight against infection.Red blood cells have a certain kind of complex protein on the outside of the cell membrane. These proteins, known as Antigens, act as a QR code, […]
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Understanding Breast Cancer

The breasts are paired organs that sit directly under the skin on your chest. On the outer side of the breast is the nipple, the dark circle of skin surrounding it is called the areolar. In women, breasts are made of fatty tissue, milk producing glands, and tubes called ducts. A large network of lymph […]
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How stress can make you sick

Stress is a feeling we all experience when we are challenged or overwhelmed. But more than just an emotion, stress is a hardwired physical response that travels throughout your entire body. In a short-term, stress can be advantageous by enabling you deliver on projects when due, but when activated too often or too long, your […]
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How does anesthesia work?

If you had surgery, you might remember starting to count backwards from 10 – 9 – 8 and then waking up with the surgery already over before you even got to 5, and it might seem that you were asleep, but you weren’t. You were under anesthesia, which is much more complicated. You were unconscious, […]
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HOW TO DEAL WITH YOUTH/TEENAGE ADDICTION PROBLEMS

Young people are dying. They are overdosing on almost all medications nowadays, and even basic prescription drugs have not been left out.You wonder; how did this young person get to this horrible spot in life? Let’s go back in time, to understand how addiction starts, and how to prevent it from happening. While each addiction […]
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