The COVID-19 virus can be unpredictable, and you can never tell who might have it. Even the healthiest and most careful person might accidentally catch it from someone else. When that happens, we are faced with extreme amounts of stress and anxiety due to worrying about their health. In times like these, we hear many …
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More schools are switching to online classes, and the many businesses that can opt to have their employees work from home do so in the new normal. It might be a treat for some, having to skip the long commute, dress codes, and uniforms. But for those who’ve been at it for months, back pain …
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We deal with pain all the time. It could be as simple as a headache now and then. It’s no big deal. It’s nothing that a tablet of pain reliever can’t cure. We experience muscle or joint pain when we strain our bodies from exercising. It’s also nothing to worry about. But dealing with pain …
There are so many things that could go wrong in the body that it’s easier to be paranoid about everything all the time. However, it’s important to have a good balance of staying calm while still being smart enough to ask for professional help as needed. Of course, you can’t just chalk every little feeling …
Your mental health has a significant effect on your physical health. Studies have proven over and over again how a person, who is struggling with mental health conditions, may also experience physical symptoms and be diagnosed with a physical ailment. A patient with depression, for example, may complain of chronic body pains that do not …
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When the World Health Organization (WHO) announced COVID-19 as a pandemic in March, the world reeled. This was one of the first instances in modern times that health experts admitted to not knowing what we’re facing. More, their announcement forced governments to shut down seaports and airports, effectively impacting the global trade and supply chain. …
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Dating can be fascinating, especially once you start to get to know each other on a more meaningful level. The conversations that follow are always deep and fill you up with so many emotions, and you’re always left clinging to the edge of your seat, trying your best to learn all you can about the …
The internet will not be the internet without its cringe-worthy content. In the past few years, a breed of short, bright, and colorful videos have added to this category: life hacks. These are videos containing unique ways on how to make life easier–in theory. For example, cutting a chunk of hair and gluing it on …
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Mental health issues are becoming an increasingly common concern for people nowadays. Depression, stress, and anxiety issues are just some problems that individuals struggle with every day. An estimated 38 million Americans suffer from mental health issues. While they can all be treated, the trouble is that it can be expensive. Those with disposable income would be …
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The beauty of life usually starts with one sperm cell fertilizing an egg. But as common medical knowledge would tell us, the higher the sperm count, the higher the chances of getting someone pregnant. During ejaculation, there are at least 200 million sperm for every milliliter of sperm. But even though sperm cells are known …
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