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Sunscreen protects the skin from harmful UV rays, which can cause skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, and stubborn sunburns. One must note that sunscreen has both medical and cosmetic benefits, as it protects us from the deadly risk of skin cancer and helps prevent early signs of skin aging and sunburns. Therefore, choosing the right type of sunscreen is absolutely an educative decision that must be made under your cosmetologist's supervision.

Fellowship in Critical Care is one of the most important courses in India as it teaches about the general flow of assessment for a standard ICU patient who is intubated with an arterial line and is on multiple drugs. In a clinical setting your assessments need to be based on the patient's presenting problem and current condition. So first we introduce ourselves to the patient and if present the family as well. Then slowly and steadily start to explain what you are going to do; this should be done regardless of the patient's level of consciousness. As with any initial interaction with a patient, ensure that you are following correct infection prevention and control policies with hand hygiene and appropriate personal protection equipment. Even during a potential short interaction, you will need to collect important information about your patient like is he/she awake and alert, does the patient focus on you when you introduce yourself, does the family appear stressed.

* No fats, thus no calorie add-up * No cholesterol, thus no weight gain or health risk * No sodium, thus no water retention, constipation or bloating * High levels of fiber, thus better digestive capability

Eye lashes act as a protection for our eyes as they sense when something is near our eyes. Considering ideal circumstances, an eyelash lives for about 3 months before it falls off. To grow back, it takes around 2 months or more.

Tuberculosis or simply TB is a spreadable disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This organism has a hard, waxy cell wall that makes it highly resistant to unfavorable environments and drugs. It evades the mucus lining of the windpipe and enters the lungs.

The goal of treating Tuberculosis is to protect the patient from possible disability and death. Another objective is to reduce the spread of Tuberculosis infection to others. TB may be a stubborn infection but with the right measures at the right time, it can be cured.

Protected Health Information (PHI) refers to data that is collected and managed during the diagnosis or treatment process and identifies each patient.