Antibiotics are medications that destroy bacteria that cause various infections in the body. They therefore help to treat infectious diseases, to prevent the spread of these diseases, and also to minimise the chances of an infection after some surgical and medical procedures like cesarean section (CS), among others. Examples of.......
The role of work in improving quality of life, personal development and fulfilment cannot be underestimated. Over the years the debate has continually heightened as to whether work is good for our health or not. Research has clearly confirmed that “worklessness” has been closely associated with higher rates of mortality........
Staying active is doing anything that makes your body move. This includes doing physical activities like house chores, brisk walking, dancing, skipping, and pushups etc. Physical activities can be grouped into light, moderate, vigorous or muscle strengthening exercises. The rate of your heart beat, and how fast or hard you.......
Staying active helps with staying healthy, protects against diseases and improves health. The amount of physical activity an individual needs to stay active and consequently healthy, depends on age, the type of physical activity, current state of health of the person, and body weight. Here are tips for various age.......
Breastfeeding is a very important activity in the life of a newborn baby. The breast milk protects the baby from infections and diseases and the breastfeeding lowers the mother’s risk of ovarian and breast cancers as well as improves mother and baby bond. Additionally, breast milk is free, easily accessible.......
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