Childhood Autism: Everything You Need to Know

Posted on 18 November 2021

This article explains everything you need to know about autism and how a psychologist can help a child that has been diagnosed with this condition. Read on to discover more! What Is Autism? Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects the way people perceive, think and behave. Symptoms typically appear during infancy or early childhood. As autism can range from being very mild to severely disabling, there is a wide spectrum of possible symptoms. [Read More]

Want to Keep Lower Back Pain Away? 5 Simple Solutions To Handle It

Posted on 30 June 2021

Many adults experience back pain at some point in their lives. The pain can last several days to a couple of weeks. Unfortunately, you may also experience chronic pain, which might require specialised medical attention. However, you can prevent mild and chronic back pain in several ways. They include the following:  1. Exercise Regularly When you stretch regularly, you increase your flexibility and reduce your chances of lower back injury. Engage in exercises that build core strength to enhance the stability of your spine. [Read More]

Vital Consideration When Looking for a Physiotherapy Clinic

Posted on 19 February 2021

Quality treatment is the bare minimum that a physiotherapy clinic should offer. Therefore, you must examine a physiotherapist's qualifications when searching for a clinic. Once you are confident that a practitioner has the right qualifications to offer quality services, you can proceed to other considerations. Here are a few essentials aspects to consider when looking for a physiotherapy clinic. Convenient Hours One of the many things that make a physiotherapy clinic great is flexible operating hours. [Read More]

Understanding Bladder Cancer and Bladder Cancer Treatment

Posted on 21 September 2020

Cancer, in general, is the abnormal mutation, multiplication and growth of cells to form a large mass called a tumour. This can occur almost anywhere in your body (in your head, throat, stomach, lungs, bladder, kidneys, arms, legs, etc.). The mutation of cells is harmful because it kills healthy cells that have a purpose in your body. For example, your bladder's wall is made of urothelial cells. These cells help in the contraction and expansion of the bladder to enable urine storage and excretion. [Read More]

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Improved diabetes management

I have been a diabetic since I was a child - I was diagnosed at three years old. It's been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I will admit, though, that with the new technology available it's getting a lot easier to monitor my blood sugar and keep control of my diabetes. I am really excited by the research and new technology that is available for diabetes, and I hope it will be even easier for my kids in the future. This blog is all about developments in diabetes monitoring and medication dosing equipment. It should be interesting for diabetics and their families.