Allergy: Your immune system defends the body against infections, injuries, cancer and damaging substances. Sometime however, it can overreact attacking a foreign substance that is normally harmless. When the body comes into contact with an allergen it releases histamine in an attempt to fight off the allergen.

Allergies, such as seasonal allergies, hay fever allergies and respiratory allergies are caused by exterior environmental elements, (allergens), effecting the immune system, respiratory
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Diverticulitis is one of the most common diseases of the colon in individuals over the age of 40. In America, it is estimated that two thirds of the country's population will develop diverticulitis by the time they are 85. Symptoms include sudden debilitating intestinal cramps, nausea, chills, fever and either constipation or diarrhea.

The most revealing symptoms are pain in the lower left abdominal area. It will hurt when you just touch that place. Other symptoms includes fever, nausea, vomi
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Fibromyalgia myths are about as ubiquitous as fibromyalgia symptoms themselves. There are so many unknowns in fibromyalgia, how can one tell "fibromyalgia facts" from fiction? Here's a simple list of fibromyalgia myths, with the facts to distinguish between what is true, and what's false.

Research also shows that when diagnosed with this disease, there is a strong likelihood that the person has a family member that has also been diagnosed with it. This denotes that there may be genetic fact
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Cholera is an acute serious bacterial infection which is caused by the etiologic agent, Vibrio Cholerae. The said pathogen is a gram-negative bacterium and can be found in infected food or contaminated drinking water. It can also be found within vomitus or the feces of infected persons, otherwise regarded as the carriers.

Cholera is caused by bacteria called Vibrio cholerae, a gram-negative aerobic bacillus. It was discovered by Robert Koch in 1883 during an outbreak in Egypt. Cholera is de
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Cervical cancer prevention may be accomplished by either abstaining from sexual intercourse with any potentially infected partners or, to a degree, by vaccination. The ideal mode of prevention would be for both males and females to abstain from having sex until they have found and dedicated themselves to a single, permanent life partner. Certainly there are individuals who aspire to this goal. However, it requires both partners to be virgins, which is more difficult to ascertain.

Many cases o
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