Health Education & Medical Training

Sonya Thomas

Sonya Thomas is a Competitive Eater. In 2005, She Held 22 World Titles at a Bodyweight of 99lbs and Defeated Elite Male and Female Competitors Who were Twice Her Size.

Competitive eating, often known as speed eating, is an activity in which people compete to consume enormous amounts of food in a short period. Contests normally run eight to ten minutes, while some can continue up to thirty minutes, with the individual who consumes the most food being named the winner. Competitive eating is particularly […]

Sonya Thomas is a Competitive Eater. In 2005, She Held 22 World Titles at a Bodyweight of 99lbs and Defeated Elite Male and Female Competitors Who were Twice Her Size. Read More »

Simon Bramhall

A Surgeon in the UK was Struck Off and Convicted of Assault After Branding His Initials in Two Patients’ Livers Back in 2013. This was Discovered by Another Doctor When Another Organ He Transplanted Failed.

A surgeon is a medical professional who performs surgery in modern times. Although different traditions exist in other times and places, a modern surgeon is typically also a licensed physician or has received the same medical training as physicians before specializing in surgery. Podiatry, dentistry, and veterinary medicine all have surgeons. But did you know

A Surgeon in the UK was Struck Off and Convicted of Assault After Branding His Initials in Two Patients’ Livers Back in 2013. This was Discovered by Another Doctor When Another Organ He Transplanted Failed. Read More »

Salivating before Vomiting

Salivating Before Vomiting is Your Body’s Way to Protect Your Teeth from Stomach Acid.

As unpleasant as vomiting is, it is how your body attempts to help you get rid of toxins. It may also be a reaction to something that irritated your gut. Even if vomiting is a reaction and a way for your body to protect itself, it is still a horrifying process. But did you ever

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Self-Tickling Schizophrenics

People with Schizophrenia Have the Ability to Tickle Themselves.

Although schizophrenia can strike at any age, most cases start between puberty and age 30. Schizophrenia can affect children, but this is unusual. As those who are more tactilely sensitive will know, there is a specific kind of belly-aching laughter that can only be produced by tickling. Even while a feather or a lover’s or

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Human Eyes

Humans Have the Highest Daytime Visual Acuity of Any Mammal. However, We Have Relatively Poor Night Vision.

The animal kingdom is filled with unique and complex visual perspectives, from the eagle’s ability to spot prey from miles away to the chameleon seeing almost every angle of its surroundings without moving its head. Each animal’s vision has evolved to help it survive in its specific environment. Do you know which living creature has

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Landfill

Living Next to a Landfill Greatly Increases The Risk of Developing All Kinds of Health Problems, Including Tuberculosis.

Landfills hold both household and commercial waste. Most household waste sent to landfills is organic, such as food, paper, cardboard, or wood. Other types of household waste include plastic or tin packaging. Do you know how dangerous it is to live next to a Landfill?  Living near a landfill increases your chances of developing various

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Oliver Reed

Oliver Reed Passed Away During a Break from the Filming of Gladiator. He Became Ill After Excessively Drinking. He Then Died from a Heart Attack on May 2, 1999.

Alcohol kills people all over the world every day. You can help prevent more deaths from alcohol by drinking responsibly and seeking alcoholism treatment. Alcohol is the third-leading preventable cause of death in the United States, killing an estimated 95,000 people yearly. But did you know Oliver Reed died due to alcoholism? Oliver Reed (the

Oliver Reed Passed Away During a Break from the Filming of Gladiator. He Became Ill After Excessively Drinking. He Then Died from a Heart Attack on May 2, 1999. Read More »

Sigmund Freud

The Founder of Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Was a Cocaine Addict. He Would Often Prescribe the Drug to His Wife and Friends Too.

Cocaine is a powerfully addictive stimulant drug made from the leaves of the coca plant native to South America. Although health care providers can use it for valid medical purposes, such as local anesthesia for some surgeries, recreational cocaine use is illegal. But do you know which famous neurologist was a cocaine addict?  Sigmund Freud,

The Founder of Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Was a Cocaine Addict. He Would Often Prescribe the Drug to His Wife and Friends Too. Read More »

Listening to Favorite Music

Listening to Your Favorite Music for Just 15 Minutes a Day Lowers Your Stress Levels, Anxiety, and Depression.

Listening to music can be enjoyable, and some research suggests that it may even improve your health. Music can provide pleasure and contentment, but it also has numerous psychological benefits. Music can help people relax their minds, energize their bodies, and better manage their pain. But do you know how music helps improve your mental

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Video games for Surgeons

Surgeons Who Play Video Games at Least 3 to 4 Hours a Week Make 37% Fewer Errors and Work 27% Faster Than Those Who Do Not Play Video Games at All.

A surgeon is a medical professional who specializes in evaluating and treating conditions that may necessitate surgery or physical changes to the human body. Surgical procedures can be used to diagnose or treat disease or injury. Surgeons lead a team of other doctors and nurses in the operating room to ensure a procedure goes smoothly.

Surgeons Who Play Video Games at Least 3 to 4 Hours a Week Make 37% Fewer Errors and Work 27% Faster Than Those Who Do Not Play Video Games at All. Read More »