Fingertip injuries are likely to occur among children. The fingers end up smashed frequently, usually when caught in closing doors. The child might not be able to recognize a possible danger or he/she was not able to remove his/her hand swiftly enough before the door is closed. The fingers are also crushed when playing with […]
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Pityriasis rosea is an inflammatory skin condition that peaks during adolescence and young adulthood. It usually starts as a large-sized, pinkish rash on the back or chest which is called the “herald patch”. In 1-2 weeks, several smaller-sized, faint pink rashes arise on the arms, trunk, legs and neck, but rarely the face. The condition
Cardiomyopathy is a chronic heart condition involving the deterioration of the heart muscle. The heart grows abnormally or becomes stiff and dense. Over time, the heart could no longer pump effectively and supply adequate blood all over the body. In severe cases, cardiomyopathy can progress to heart failure or sudden death. Who are at risk?
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