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Output matters
Curious about your state of health? Look inside your toilet bowl.
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Jab fights off fatal allergies
Those with severe allergies should carry around an epinephrine auto-injector at all times. |
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Learn stroke warning signs
If you think a sudden chest pain is a symptom of stroke, you have some reading up to do.
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A redder shade of pale
Feel lethargic, weak, faint or dizzy? These are symptoms of anaemia, caused by the lack of haemoglobin in the body. |
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10 visible signs of ageing
Age spots, varicose veins, failing eyes, and a sagging body. How can we lessen the ravages of time?
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Facing discrimination because of HIV status?
Help group Action For Aids offers hope.
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Even the open-minded can be close-minded when it comes to HIV
Despite countless media reports over the past 20 years, Aids is still very much a misunderstood illness.
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It could take your breath away
Snoring 101: The what, who and why; and we introduce the Chin-Up Strips, an alternative treatment for snorers. |
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Smell bad? No sweat
Watch what you eat and wear - it could help prevent body odour. Surgery may serve as a last resort.
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Library picks: Surviving the teenage puberty
Puberty can be an exciting and confusing time for children. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make this transition easier.
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Hey boss, I'm just power napping
Napping at work might not be a bad thing at all. -ST
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Is there such a thing as too much health coverage?
Big spending is okay if you can afford it. But maybe one group health insurance plan could be enough. |
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Smoking out the smokers
The recent smoking bans are inconvenient but still do not deter smokers from lighting up.
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Better to get a jab for pneumococcal disease
Meningitis and meningococcal pneumonia left his daughter mentally impaired, deaf and with cerebral palsy and epilepsy.
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From waiting to die to being normal
From what was formerly a "death sentence", HIV/Aids is now chronic manageable disease.
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