Mental Health
Bullying and your child
For most children the beginning of a new school year is filled with expectation and excitement, but for some, going back to school is stressful and humiliating.
Dental
Expert dental care for your child’s teeth
Kids are naturally against regular ‘mouth inspections’, especially little ones, so early tooth decay can be pretty hard to spot!
Health Conditions
Baby brain
Mayo Clinic defines baby brain as the cognitive changes, particularly forgetfulness, during pregnancy or shortly after becoming a mother.
Medical
More than baby blues: Depression during and after pregnancy
Studies show that women are not necessarily protected from mood disorders during pregnancy.
Lifestyle
Fall-proofing our home: A guide to preventing household accidents
It’s a startling fact that 60% of all falls occur right where we should feel safest – in our own homes. While these statistics might seem alarming, there’s good news: most of these accidents are preventable with some thoughtful home modifications.
Medical
ADHD: Separating fact from fiction
Did you know that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects approximately 1 in 20 children globally? Yet despite its prevalence, few medical conditions generate as much debate and discussion as ADHD. From playground conversations to professional settings, everyone seems to have their own theory about what ADHD is – and isn’t.
Medical
Excessive drinking puts SA men at risk of erectile dysfunction
Men are likely to experience problems in the bedroom because of boozing.
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Testosterone boosters for men over 50?
Testosterone levels naturally decline as you age. A man’s ability to produce testosterone starts to decrease at about 40 years old, and levels continue to drop 1 – 3% a year after that.
Bad breath (Halitosis)
Bad breath is probably the biggest turn-off in any social setting. How to practice healthy oral hygiene habits, and be comfortable and confident anytime, anywhere.
Part 6: Viral variants and immunity
Part 6: Viral variants and immunity As discussed in Part 1, DNA represents the recipe from which proteins are made, and each protein has its
