Healthy articles

Gastric bypass surgery has been contemplated by many overweight people. Some can’t afford it and their insurance to approve it. Some fear it because of the risks. Others decide to go for it. What do you know about life after gastric bypass surgery?

Everybody knows that fresh fruit and vegetables are essential to a healthy diet. Those fruits and vegetables won't do your body good if they are covered with enough germs to make you sick. Here is an overview of problems to be on the lookout for.

Some foods should always be on the diabetic grocery list. Other foods should never be on the shopping agenda. Here are six simple suggestions that may make a huge difference in blood sugar control.

Some women may always have suspected that they are the second choice when men have to choose between them and their cars. However, a shocking finding which will surprise even the ladies, is that men give more importance to their cars than even themselves.

Hepatitis C is an infectious disease that affects people worldwide. Although the the risk of infection is higher in adults, due to the routes of infection, there are a number of ways in which children can get infected as well.

Around one million people across the globe succumb to caused directly related to one of the five viral hepatitis infections each year. What can you do to prevent exposure to viral hepatitis?

Hepatitis E is a liver disease which, even though not that common in western countries, still affects millions of people around the world, and can, potentially, even be deadly. But there are things we can do to prevent this disease.

Pregnancy and hepatitis are never a welcome combination. How is each kind of viral hepatitis managed in expectant mothers?

Hepatitis is known as a silent disease – people can live with hepatitis, either B or C, for years without having a clue they’re infected. Imagine living with a disease that is slowly killing your liver for 30 years.

Over three billion people, the WHO announced in 2021, have been infected with one of five hepatitis viruses. While the overwhelming majority of people who have been infected with hepatitis survive, hepatitis causes at least a million deaths every year.