Parkinson’s disease has been known to exist long time ago, but it was in the 19th century that it was clinically identified. The prevalence of Parkinson’s increases as one get older.
Health Issues
It’s Not All Is Well In Anything Wrinkle Free?
A wrinkle free youthful skin is what every men and women wanted to maintain as they aged and getting older.
The Common Cold That Is So Common
No one is immune to common cold, it is the most common viral disease to humans. Anyone can catch it, there is no cure for it yet and it is difficult to prevent it.
Migraine Has Been Linked To Genetics
Migraine affects around one in six women and one in twelve men, and has been estimated to be the most expensive brain disorder to society in the European Union and the United States.
The Primer Of Emphysema
According to medical experts, emphysema is a form of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), caused by loss of elasticity and dilatation of the lung tissue.
Glaucoma If Undetected, Can Cause Permanent Blindness
Glaucoma develops when the production of liquid in the eye known as aqueous humor increases or the liquid is not drained adequately. The pressure rises in the eye to unhealthy levels.
Anorexia Nervosa – A Psychiatric Obsession To Be Thin
Anorexia nervosa is characterized by self starvation and excessive weight loss. It is a psychiatric disorder once known as “Golden Girl Syndrome” because it struck primarily rich, white, well educated young Western women, it was first documented in Japan in the 1960s.
The Misunderstood Condition Of Epilepsy
Epilepsy is actually the most common chronic brain disorder in every country in the world and it can happen to anyone, even normal people, but it happens more often to people with diseases or injury of the brain.
Good And Bad Effects In The Consumption Of Salt
A person’s average daily intake of salt is 3900 milligrams, but if you have normal blood pressure experts recommend that you should limit your salt intake to 2,400 milligrams a day.
The Influenza AH1N1 Virus, Combines Genes From Different Flu Viruses
There are 3 types (A, B and C) of the influenza virus that can cause flu. Each has subtypical strain. H1N1 is a strain of the type A virus. H1N1 is what epidemiologists call a “triple reassortment” virus because it combines genes from different flu viruses, viral strains that normally affect pigs (swine flu), along with birds (avian flu) and human flu strains.