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Breast Feeding
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Most of the babies come into the world knowing how to be breast-fed. If you get them anywhere close, they nuzzle, get attached, and suck away.Feeding her baby is a lifetime experience for a woman and there is no substitute for the mother's milk to the child. This is one of the most beautiful periods in the life for both the mother and child where the bond for each other develops.
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Anaemia
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It
is a condition in the body when supply of iron
to bone marrow falls short of that required for
the production of red blood cells. It is the
commonest cause of Anemia throughout the world.
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Osteoporosis
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In Greek, Osteo means "bone" and porosis mean a "porous condition".
In osteoporosis the bone mass in the body becomes reduced or porous.
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Breast
Cancer
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Other
than skin cancer, breast cancer is the most
common type of cancer among women. Breast
cancer mostly occurs in women over the age
of 50.
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Measles
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Henry
Koplik, in 1856,was the one who discovered the
features of Measles. The name
"measles" comes from the Middle
English "maselen" meaning "many
little spots" referring to the rash that
is characteristic feature of measles.
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Mumps
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Mumps
is a contagious viral infection spread by
droplet infection. This typically causes
enlargement of one or more of the salivary
glands. These glands are located on either side
of the face, below the ears.
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Dyslexia
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The
British medical literature has the first
description of a specific reading disability in
1896. A "bright and intelligent boy"
who had great difficulty learning to read.
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