September 19, 2011
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Simply put, Salmonella poisoning (also known as Salmonellosis) is an intestinal infection caused by bacteria that are transmitted through food. Salmonella can affect everyone but is especially dangerous for children and elderly people as well as anyone with weakened immune system. Continue Reading →
September 4, 2011
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Hand washing is arguably the single most important hygiene practice and the cornerstone of good personal as well as food hygiene and a practice of supreme importance in medical safety. Good hand washing will help you avoid many problems such as infections, food poisoning, parasitic diseases as well as many others and will generally help your health and quality of life. Continue Reading →
August 29, 2011
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All responsible pet owners should periodically check their pet’s ears for signs of infections or other problems. Making sure that your animal’s ears are healthy and clean is quite important for their well-being. Continue Reading →
August 28, 2011
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Potty training is the transition from using nappies (diapers) to using a potty and later on the toilet. Potty training can be an arduous task for many parents, especially if it is attempted when the child is very young. The speed of the transition from nappies to toilet usage can be fast for some children and slow for others. Parents should understand that every child is ready for potty training at a different age and be patient until that time comes. Continue Reading →
August 23, 2011
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Foot odor, also known just as smelly feet, is an unpleasant smell that affects the feet of people and can cause very embarrassing problems. Continue Reading →