Medical Science

There are several causes of bad breath. Some of it is caused by bad health habits, some by the food that we eat. Some of it may be caused by medical problems, and some of it may be caused by…
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You are only sleeping five or six hours a night and believe that is good enough. The truth is your body needs at least 8 hours of sleep every night. You have an increased risk of heart disease, diabetes and…
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As of October 16, 2012, 214 cases of fungal meningitis have been reported across the United States. The cause of the outbreak has been traced to contaminated steroids injections used to combat back pain. Approximately 14,000 doses of the drug…
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The brain is the most complex organ we humans have. Comprised of hundreds of billions of cells, this three pound wonder is the control center of everything we do. Before we discuss how the brain stores information, it is important…
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Introduction and Definition of Bad Breath .Bad breath is the bane of polite society. It’s a curse, especially for those who are dating or work in jobs which put people face to face. Bad breath is called halitosis by the…
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Electrolytes in the body are special ions and cations that each have a specific role in the body.  These electrolytes are physiologically essential for the normal function of the body tissues.  Electrolytes are soluble in water due to the presence…
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Ear Tubes also called: PE Tubes or Pressure Equalization Tubes, Ventilation Tubes or Myringotomy Tubes are very small metal, Teflon or plastic cylinders. They are used mostly for insertion in the ear drum of children who repeatedly develop ear infections…
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Overview of the kidneys: Kidneys are one of the vital organs in our body and its functional disruption can even cause death by deranging many metabolic functions and secondarily affecting other vital organs. There are many factors which can influence…
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Plantar Aponeurosis There is an obvious correlation between the Plantar Aponeurosis tension and the Achilles tendon force. In other words, these two very important components of the human foot work together to support the arch of the foot and “efficient…
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Angiogenesis is the term used to describe the process in which cells in the blood vessel walls degenerate, proliferate and re-arrange to form new blood vessels and these processes mainly take place at the level of capillaries. Although this is…
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