Tips for women to stay healthy - 0 views
BREAST CANCER – Regular self examination of the breast. – Physical e...
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BREAST CANCER SCREENING - 0 views
What is screening ? Screening is looking for cancer before a person has any symptoms. This can help find cancer at an early stage. When abnormal tissue or cancer is found early, it may b...
#EbolaOutbreak 2014: History, Symptoms, and Precautions - 1 views
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alexthompson234 on 20 Aug 14Ebola outbreak is the world deadliest and largest ever health concern, hails from Africa. World Health Organization declared Ebola Outbreak as one of the deadliest health emergency in West Africa, which raised concerns all over the world.
Understanding Role of BRCA I & BCRA II mutations - 0 views
About 12 percent of women in the general population will develop breast cancer sometime during their lives. By contrast, 55 to 65 percent of women who inherit a harmful BRCA1 mutation and around 4...
Shocking Revelations: An Outlandish Theory on Disease - 0 views
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For many years the cause of cholera was unknown. Theories accounting for the disease ranged from pollution by foul air to one's elevation above sea level. Even hair color was suggested as a possible culprit…But perhaps one of the most bizarre notions was set fort in a book published in Dublin in 1849. The work of Sir James Murray, a physician, it bore the extraordinary title Electricity as a Cause of Cholera, or Other Epidemics.
A Touch of Class: The King's Cure for The King's Evil - 0 views
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The first English king said to have cured scrofula was Edward the Confessor. Edward was later canonized; whether his healing power from his royal ancestors or through his own holiness was a matter of dispute among medieval chroniclers. In Any case, his successors continued the tradition of healing the 'king's evil.'
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