Category: Health & Safety
For some reason my blog was on pause for the last year. I wish through this post to give it life again. I am triggered by a souvenir photo …
Remembering Those Often Sidelined for Their Atypical Health Condition International Epilepsy Day is celebrated since 2015 on the second Monday of February every year at the joint initiative of …
There seems to be legitimate concerns about the prolonged wearing of masks in the wake of covid-19. Some people complain of a number of conditions including breathing difficulties, discomfort, …
The whole world is on its knees. Borders have been closed. International movement is at a halt. Countries have been locked down. The cause: a microscopic deadly virus challenging …
Breakthroughs towards Cure for Epileptic Seizures? “As research in this area continues, genetic testing could potentially help people with epilepsy and their families prepare for their treatment journey,” Sonya Dumanis …
Today the world celebrates International Epilepsy Day. This day was first celebrated around the world on Monday 9 February 2015 at the joint initiative of the International Bureau of …
I spent one night at the ENT (Ear Nose and Throat) hospital (ex-Royal Navy) at Vacoas yesterday. A fish bone got stuck in my throat at dinner time. That …
We always hear about keeping fit, healthy and adopting a healthy lifestyle. What does that mean? You’ll often come across people saying: “Oh, I eat well, work well, sleep …
Leading killer Stroke is the killer number three and adult disability factor number one in the United States and Europe. It takes away the life of more than 150 …
On the occasion of World Diabetes Day, I’m reproducing an information sheet on diabetes from the Ministry of Health and Quality of Life in Mauritius. It gives an insight …