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When it comes to mental health the gender differences are really interesting. Many studies reveal that women are more likely to suffer from psychological disorders than men especially anxiety, depression and insomnia. But there are surveys that suggest that men are more likely to suffer from unreported or untreated mental illnesses.

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Myths about infertility Fertilization is a natural phenomenon involved with a series of physiological process with a series of problems and resolutions in between. Whether it is a problem related to men or women, but infertility is common in both genders and quite opposite to the wrong notion of it is only a problem of women.

Vitiligo is termed to be a type of skin disorder, which causes appearance of patches on white skin on various body parts. It could occur in any person and also affect both genders and all races. More than 100 million people are known to suffer from this type of condition worldwide and the rate has been growing upwards.

Have you hear about "Coronavirus" that increase their virus day by day? If yes so you should know more about this kind of such an dangerous virus that effects all kind of age, gender and area's very fastly. If you don't aware about this virus so you must be read out this blog here!

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has expressed "extreme disappointment" that the UK government offered new pay to NHS consultants, while nursing pay deal remain disputed. RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Pat Cullen has written to new Health Secretary Victoria Atkins demanding fresh negotiations regarding this year's pay deal, and requested an urgent meeting to discuss their dispute. Pat warned that more than 100,000 RCN members in England voted for continued strike action in June, as they feel undervalued. "The government has now shown it has the political will to negotiate on pay reform for some of the highest earners in the NHS in contrast to our members who received the lowest pay rise in the public sector," she wrote in the letter. NHS nursing staff in England was awarded a five per cent pay rise 2023/24, but the union argued that it is not enough to keep up with inflation.