What is osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis is a loss of bone mass making a bone prone to fracture especially hip joint, spine and wrist among which vertebral fractures are most common about 700,000 out of 1.5 million fracture that occur due to osteoporosis. Read more »

What are the five signs of skin cancer and its causes?

What is skin cancer?

Cancer basically develops when a DNA molecule (which is responsible for encoding genetic information) is damaged making the body unable to repair the damage. The damaged cells grow rapidly and divide uncontrollably. When this process occurs in the skin, it results in the development of signs of skin cancer. Read more »

How to lose weight using acai berries?

This article will provide a profound knowledge regarding acai berry information and its weight loss miraculous effects. Acai berry has long been used for the treatment of different maladies. It is a miracle supplement and a host of essential nutrients, antioxidants and vitamins. The most popular use of acai berry is for weight loss. Read more »

Insomnia Overview:causes, symptoms and diagnosis

Insomnia is a sleep problem that can affect the quality of your life. Insomnia patients have trouble staying or falling asleep. Read more »

Basic symptoms and causes of poliomyelitis

Definition of polio

Poliomyelitis is a viral disease which is caused by poliovirus that affects the nerves and lead to paralysis. The virus enters through the nose and mouth, multiplies in the throat and intestine and then absorbed and spread through blood and lymphatic system. Read more »

What is prostate cancer?What are its causes?

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of death, after lung cancer. It is highly recommended that at the age of 40, all men should undergo yearly screening process for prostate cancer. Read more »

How a thyroid cancer develops?

Thyroid cancer is a disease that develops when abnormal cells begin to grow in the thyroid gland. Thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped gland which is located at the top of the neck and makes the hormones that regulate the way in which the body uses energy and help the body to function normally.
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Diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer

The bladder is generally located in the pelvis which stores and collects urine and bears a muscular wall that allows contraction and expansion. Invasive bladder cancer is generally more likely to spread to different parts of the body. Cancer inside the bladder lining is called non-invasive bladder cancer or superficial bladder cancer. It has an excellent survival rate and more than 75% of bladder cancer is indicated and diagnosed as a superficial bladder cancer. Read more »