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Travel Precautions

Vector-borne diseases are infections transmitted by insects that harbor parasitic, viral, or bacterial organisms. Common diseases include yellow fever and malaria, but there are many others in every country in the world.

The risk for malaria and other mosquito-born infections is highest when mosquitoes feed, between dusk and dawn.

Insect Repellents

DEET. Most insect repellents contain the chemical DEET (N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide), which remains the gold standard of currently avai...

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Bipolar Disorder & Young Adults: part one

By Jerry Kennard , Health Expert

Has the age of bipolar onset fallen or are we simply more sensitized to something that has always... Read more »

The Midweek Muse

By Merely Me , Health Expert

: A little inspiration to get you over the hump! The theme today... Read more »

"Will my Antidepressants Make me Gain Weight?" (Part One)

By Merely Me , Health Expert

...weight. When I am chronically mildly depressed over a long period of time, I tend to engage in... Read more »

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Health Guide

Alcoholism: Treatment for Alcohol Withdrawal

...include:AnxietyIrritabilityAgitationInsomniaAdditional symptoms may include:Extremely aggressive behaviorFeverRapid heartbeatChanges in blood pressure (either higher or lower)Mental... Read more »

Anxiety Disorders: Medications

...other newer antidepressants, venlafaxine impairs sexual function. Of concern are reports of changes in blood pressure and heart conduction abnormalities, which may cause serious problems in... Read more »

Headaches: Tension: Medications

...Drugs (NSAIDs). NSAIDs are common pain relievers that block prostaglandins, substances that dilate blood vessels and cause inflammation and pain. NSAIDs are usually the first drugs tried for... Read more »

Hypertension, High Blood Pressure Patient Guide: Complications

Left untreated, hypertension will cause complications. People with untreated high blood pressure will not live as long as people with well treated blood pressure. Medications make a... Read more »

Heart Attack Patient Guide, Part I: Symptoms

...depression, and lifestyle modification. Heart function The heart works as a muscular pump with blood vessels leading in and out. The blood flows from your lungs, where it picks up oxygen,... Read more »

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