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Pretty Pills: The Short Cut to Health Could Be Scary!

Pretty Pills: The Short Cut to Health Could Be Scary!

Just swallow a pill with your breakfast and there remains no need to spend hours in the gym, no need to apply time-consuming facials and anti-ageing treatments. This is the latest trend that most of the people are embracing, without giving even a slightest look at the [Read More]

New Technology Makes It Possible to Work and Exercise

New Technology Makes It Possible to Work and Exercise

It would seem that this latest contraption would be every workaholic’s dream come true! Tired of working long hours? Find that you have no time to exercise? All those hours at your desk are eating into your fitness levels? A solution may finally be on hand. Share This [Read More]

Chromium in Drinking Water Could Cause Cancer

Chromium in Drinking Water Could Cause Cancer

Researchers have revealed that chromium present in water causes cancer when consumed by people. Hexavalent chromium compounds are often used in electroplating, leather tanning and textile manufacturing and have been found in some drinking water sources. Share This [Read More]

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Velopharyngeal Insufficiency

Inadequate closure the velopharyngeal sphincter, a MUSCLE at the back of the soft palate, that directs air flow to the [Read More]

Tympanoplasty

Surgical reconstruction of the TYMPANIC MEMBRANE (eardrum). Damage to the tympanic membrane can occur as a result of [Read More]

Tympanic Membrane

A thin piece of tissue that stretches across the base of the auditory canal (EAR canal). The tympanic membrane, [Read More]

Tinnitus

The perception of a ringing, humming, roaring, or rushing sound in the EAR when there is no external auditory [Read More]

Tonsillitis

An INFECTION of the tonsils (lymph structures at the back of the THROAT). Tonsillitis is common and often recurrent in [Read More]

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