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- New World Discovery: Virus Kills Horses and Threatens Human LifeNew viruses appear everyday. Hendra Virus appeared in 1994 and killed several horses in Australia.
- Exploding Head Syndrome - Symptoms, Causes and TreatmentExploding Head Syndrome sounds like a fatal occurrence that a person would only experience one time. Sounds can be deceiving, ask any one of the millions of people who suffer with this unusual disorder every night.
Nipah Virus Basics: A Real-World 'Contagion'The Nipah virus has become a popular topic lately because it is being said that if it became an epidemic, it would be a real-world 'Contagion'. This zootonic virus is severe when it infects humans. Read on to learn more.- Can Untreated Chronic Subdural Hematoma Be Fatal?Chronic subdural hematoma, unlike the acute version, gives the patient plenty of time to get to the emergency room for treatment, but nevertheless, one must wonder if chronic subdural hematoma can be fatal if not treated in time.
- Before Doctor Visits: Track Your SymptomsDoctor visits are often too short and stressful, causing patients to forget to mention symptoms and ask questions. Keeping track of your symptoms before a doctors appointment can help you and your doctor reach the right diagnosis faster.
- Transcranial Magnetic StimulationStudies in both clinical and scholarly settings have shown that both TMS and rTMS are both effective devices for diagnostics and treatment of brain related diseases.
- Symptoms and Treatment of a Bruised TailboneBruised tailbones could result in lots of discomfort and pain that might affect one's everyday life. To learn about the symptoms and treatment of a bruised tailbone, read on.
- Using "Change" in the Battle for Prevention of Student ProblemsOver the decades educators have used different mantras to try and prevent problems in the schools. Now they are finding that it is change that is at the root of story. How is that so?
- The EBV Virus and CancerThe Epstein-Barr virus, which infects up to 90% of people,is associated with some types of cancer including lymphoma. Now scientists think they've unlocked the secret to why the EBV virus causes cancer in some people and not in others. Find out more.
- Frostbite: The Cool Facts About Prevention and TreatmentWinter is a formidable foe bringing its own set of health issues. Aside from navigating through flu shots and vitamin C, there is frostbite to deal with, too. Learn how to prevent and treat frostbite, before that massive snowstorm hits.
- Compartment Syndrome: Symptoms, Treatment, and ComplicationsAn overview of compartment syndrome. Text discusses treatment, symptoms, and complications.
- Treatment of FrostbiteWinter season is full of outdoor activities. It can also have it's perils. Frostbite is one of them. Here is a quick look at what frostbite is and how to treat it in the field.
- What is Derealization?Derealization and depersonalization are two surprisingly common psychiatric symptoms. What are they and what causes them?
- Symptoms of Manganese DeficiencyManganese deficiency is rare in humans, but it can cause serious complications if not treated. Some symptoms associated with this deficiency are poor glucose tolerance, vomiting, hearing loss, and loss of hair color.
Symptoms - Listening to the Communication of Your BodySymptoms are specific messages that the body is sending to the "owner" - You. Learn to listen to your symptoms and learn from them - do not attempt to cover them up.
Unsolved Mysteries: VirusesViruses are fascinating things that affect our lives everyday, including the latest outbreak of H1N1 viruses. Now, here's a fact for you: did you know that viruses are not "alive"?- Deadly Virus with No Symptoms Killing Millions WorldwideIs it intentional that the word of this silent killer is not spread? Is it for population control? How many hundreds of millions of people are dying right now and don't even know they are ill? Are you one of them?
How to Define Whether a Virus is Alive or NotEverywhere we hear this or that kills bacteria and viruses. Some experts tell us to wash our hands for 20 seconds or longer.- Dubowitz Syndrome: Symptoms and TreatmentDubowitz Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder.Dubowitz syndrome affects all ethnicities equally and can affect both males and females. This disorder may be more common than what doctors once thought due to misdiagnosis for other similar disorders.
- Loeffler's Syndrome: Symptoms and TreatmentLoeffler's syndrome is a condition that causes the lungs to become inflamed. Some common symptoms that have been reported are a fever, shortness of breath, chest pains, coughing, wheezing, and rapid breathing.
- Explaining Beriberi-Types, Causes, Symptoms, and TreatmentsBeriberi is a disease that occurs when the body lacks the important mineral of thiamin. My article explains more.
- Pilonidal Cysts Symptoms, and TreatmentsPilonidal cysts are treated by either draining the fluid and packing the wound or a total excision. My article explains it.
- Symptoms and Treatment of Goldenhar SyndromeGoldenhar Syndrome is a rare disorder that involves a congenital defect that doesn't allow for the ear, nose, lip, mandible and soft palate to properly develop.
- Dupuytren's Contracture Symptoms and TreatmentsDupuytren's Contracture is a bone disorder that relates to the hand. My article tells more.
H1N1 Flu Virus Prevention VideosFind out how to prevent catching the H1N1 flu virus with these funny videos and tips from flu.gov.
Prevention Education in Obama's Health Plan: Would it Really Help Curb Illness?When you look back at attempts to repair America's complicated health care system, prevention education always get shoved in the corner. Obama's plan gives it a cursory mention, but making it front and center would have been the ultimate fix...
What is Roseola?A common childhood illness, roseola affects more then 95 percent of children before the age of four. Read on to find out the symptoms and treatment of this virus.- How is the CMV Virus Spread?CMV, also known as cytomegalovirus, is a virus that is quite common in humans. CMV infections as seen in a wide range of different people.
- Lujo Virus: A New Virus Discovered in AfricaIn Fall of 2008, African medical professionals discovered a new Ebola-like virus. This virus infected five patients.
- How Can a Virus Be Cultivated and Quantitated?The availability of cells grown in vitro has facilitated the identification and cultivation of newly isolated and previously known viruses.
- Septicaemia Symptoms and TreatmentSepticaemia is a medical condition that kills more than thirty six thousand people each year. It is a leading cause of death after cancer and heart disease, and claims more lives than bowel cancer or breast cancer.
- Feline Leukemia Virus: PreventionFeline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), also known as feline cancer causes anemia, tumor growth in cats and may weaken his immune system.
- How Viruses Grow and How They Are TreatedWe often hear that a certain kind of disease are caused by a certain strain of virus, but how this viruses multiply and how are they controlled?
- Mountain Sickness Symptoms and TreatmentFor those who frequent very high elevations, this article will help you to protect against mountain sickness.
- Prevention and Strategies When Dealing with Today's YouthIdeas on preventing juvenile crime.
- Viral Hemorrhagic Fever: An OverviewViral hemorrhagic fever is increasingly becoming an international issue, yet the understanding of both its causes and consequences is incomplete.
- How to Prevent Viruses and How to Back Up Important DocumentsHaving a virus on your computer can be one of the worst things to experience for any PC owner. They slow your system down, infect files, and cause many other problems that make everyday computing a hassle.
- Tips to Dealing with Chronic Fatigue SymptomsChronic Fatigue is a serious and perplexing disorder and it is a disorder that greatly disrupts your lifestyle and how you live it.
Treatment Resistant DepressionTreatment resistant depression can respond to vagus nerve stimulation therapy.- What is Coxsackie Virus and How Can You Tell If Your Have It?The Coxsackie virus is actually a virus that lives in a person's digestive tract, and can be transferred from person to person. It can also be transmitted by surfaces or objects that have been contained





