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Sexual health is as important as other health aspects in human life. Nevertheless, it is considered and identified as a taboo subject. On this World Sexual Health Day, Daily Chemist aims to bring a change by discussing ways to improve sexual health

Animal dander, including a dog's fur, can trigger asthma in some people. If you have asthma and your symptoms get worse by certain triggers, including dog's fur, here are some preventive tips for you.

When you pass looser or frequent stools, that is known as diarrhea. It affects most people occasionally and is usually nothing to worry about. Although it usually passes within a few days or a week, it can be distressing and unpleasant while it lasts

Oil, bacteria, dead skin cells, and dirt can clog the microscopic pores on your skin that are called pores. When this happens, you could get a pimple, also known as a zit or blemish. You may have acne if you frequently break out in pimples.

There are many organisms that are potentially harmful to humans and owls can carry them. If you have an immune-compromising medical condition or you are taking medications that impair your immune system then you are at more increased risk.

Mumps is a communicable viral infection that is usually common in children before the MMR vaccine is introduced.

Meningococcal disease is a fatal condition that is caused by bacterial infection and it can result in organ harm or death. Early treatment is the key, the disease can be treated with antibiotics. Vaccination is a phase toward prevention.

The goal of this day is to encourage the abolition of gender discrimination. According to the UN, it is the TVET's duty to satisfy various social, economic, and environmental concerns by assisting children and adults in acquiring the skills necessary

Most people have many allergens, and occasionally the reaction varies, so you can have itchy eyes near cats yet a runny nose during pollen season. Each person's allergic reaction is different in severity, and it also relies on the situation.

Dark chocolate contains polyphenols that may enhance insulin sensitivity, or how effectively insulin functions. Consequently, according to study that was published in Endocrine Abstracts, this aid in blood sugar regulation.