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This list shows all the blog entries written at Wellescent.com over time. The articles are made up of opinion pieces, comments on new medical technologies and anything else health-related that might be an interesting read. You are encouraged to provide your comments to these health articles.

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  2010/08/15

The Rising Risks of Cholera in Pakistan's "Flood of the Century"


When floods happen, one of the most dangerous risks to the greatest number of people is the risk of Cholera. If untreated, the condition can rapidly be fatal so as the waters continue to remain high in Pakistan so do the risks of a Cholera pandemic.
tags      flood    natural disaster    cholera    water contamination    bacteria    bacterial infection   


  2010/07/18

Sepsis Is Far More Complicated Than Simply Blood Poisoning


Long known as blood poisoning, Sepsis is, in reality, no simple case of poison running through our veins. With the interaction of infection and the immune system not operating as it should, the condition causes the body to turn on itself.
tags      bacterial infection    sepsis    blood poisoning    antibiotic resistance    autoimmune   


  2010/06/20

Rethinking The Strategies For Fighting Antibiotic Resistance


For more than 80 years, since the development of the first antibiotic, humans and bacteria have been in a form of arms race with ever more advanced antibiotics fighting ever more resistant bacteria. Now, the strategies in the battle are changing.
tags      bacterial infection    MRSA    antibiotics    antiobiotic resistance   


  2010/04/09

Everyday is a Sick Day with Chronic Sinusitus and Rhinitis


Though 2 out of 3 of the top reasons for chronic coughs are the result of chronic sinusitis and rhinitis, many people still suffer with such coughs without knowing the reason why. This is despite the fac that chronic sinusitis and rhinitis affect roughly 10% of the population.
tags      sinusitis    rhinitis    sinus infection    nasal infection    chronic cough    nasal congestion    autoimmune   


  2010/01/24

Ignoring Hepatitis C is not Bliss


When it comes to Hepatitis C, we have been fortunate to see a decrease in infection rates of the disease for quite a number of years. Unfortunately, a lack of focus on managing the disease now threatens to increase the health costs for the condition.
tags      hepatitis    hepatitis C    viral infection    disease prevention    antiviral    liver cancer   


  2010/01/19

Keeping the Good In and the Bad Out with Better Bandages


As far as medical technologies go, the bandages is not something that most of us would consider when thinking about advanced medicine. However, with much research being directed at creating a better bandage, we will soon be looking at bandages in a whole new light.
tags      bandage    infection    wound healing    gauze    adhesive    diabetic ulcer    medical research    health forums   


  2010/01/05

The Surging Tide of Dengue Fever


While Dengue Fever is frequently associated with tropical destinations, in recent decades its range has spread and the number of infections increased by orders of magnitude. Estimates suggest that 50-100 million people are infected annually with rates increasing.
tags      dengue fever    mosquito    hemorrhagic fever    medical research    viral infection    travel health risks   


  2009/10/09

Dodging the Meningitis Freight Train


As a condition that can kill only hours after infection, meningitis is not something that should be treated lightly despite the fact that there are many causes of infection that can result in the condition. Instead, it is important to be cautious and seek medical treatment.
tags      meningitis    viral meningitis    viral infection    fungal infection    herpesviral meningitis   


  2009/08/21

The Fungus Versus the Weak and Weary


For most of us, the worst effects of fungus that we will experience are limited to athlete's foot or ringworm in our children, However, for those with compromised immune systems, the effects of fungus can be much more severe and for some types of fungal infections, even lethal.
tags      fungal infection    ringworm    athletes foot    AIDS    HIV    candidiasis    aspergillus    tinea   


  2009/06/14

Stress and the Strung Out Immune System


Although it is well known that stress is hard on our bodies, many of us don't think we are all that stressed. However, after experiencing a few colds back to back or a cold with some related infection, it might be time to reconsider whether our lifestyle might just be wearing us down.
tags      stress    immune system    common cold    respiratory infection   


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