Health Education & Medical Training

Sperms

Testicles Make Millions of Sperm Each Day. There are About 1,500 Sperm Made Each Second.

The male reproductive organs produce and release sperm. Sperm is produced in the testicles. The vas deferens connect the testes to the rest of the male reproductive organs by extending over the pelvic bone or ilium and wrapping around the ampulla, seminal vesicle, and prostate. But do you know how much sperm testicles can make […]

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Electric Blanket

Due to High-Temperature Settings, Electric Blankets Can Cause Heat Strokes, Severe Burns and May Even Result in Death When Not Used Properly

Thanks to the invention of the electric blanket, you can now save money on heating systems and stay warm during cold winter nights. But did you know that electric blankets can be dangerous when not utilized properly? Electric blankets can cause sleep heat stroke, resulting in a rectal temperature of up to 41.2 °C, severe

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G Tummo

A Harvard Study Conducted in 1982 Confirmed that Tibetan Monks Can Increase Their Body Temperature Using their Minds

Although the typical range for body temperature ranges between 36.1°C and 37.2°C, the normal body temperature is registered at 37°C. But did you know that Tibetan monks have the capability to increase their body temperatures through meditation? Tibetan monks can increase their body temperature with their minds, according to 1982 Harvard research. Meditation alone allowed

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Aphasia

When Deaf People Experience Brain Damage Caused by a Stroke, They Lose the Ability to Sign, Which is Quite Similar Linguistic Aphasia

Linguistic Aphasia is a disorder acquired after brain damage that affects the understanding and production of spoken and written language. While this is a common term used for regular individuals who have gone through a stroke, did you know that deaf people experience the same as well? Deaf people who suffer from stroke-related brain injury

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Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer is Known as the Non-Smoking Man’s Cancer as it is the Next Most Common Kind of Cancer That Affects Men in the US

Prostate cancer is cancer that grows in the prostate gland. The prostate is a tiny walnut-shaped gland that produces seminal fluid, nourishes, and transports sperm. But did you know that prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men? Heavy smokers had a 24 to 30 percent higher risk of dying from prostate cancer

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Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy Osbourne was Diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2003 During the Filming of The Osbournes

Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disorder that causes unintentional or uncontrollable movements such as shaking, stiffness, balance, and coordination problems. But did you know that the rockstar has been diagnosed with this disease? While The Osbournes was still in production, Ozzy Osbourne was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2003. He let people make fun of his

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Pencillin

The Mold Alexander Fleming Made that Produced the First Antibiotic was Kept Frozen Since 1945

Sir Alexander Flemming was a Scottish physician and microbiologist popularly known for discovering the first and most widely used antibiotic; penicillin. But did you know that the original mold Fleming used to create penicillin is still kept frozen? Alexander Fleming’s mold, which created the first antibiotic, penicillin, has been kept frozen since 1945. Its genomes

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Paul Deschanel

Former French President Paul Deschanel Fell Out of the Window of His Sleeping Compartment and was Discovered Wandering in the Dark Claiming to be the President of France

Paul Deschanel was President of the Chamber of Deputies twice, from 1898 to 1902 and then from 1912 to 1920. He was the first person without prior ministerial experience to be elected President of the republic. But did you know that he fell out of a window in 1920? French President Paul Deschanel fell from

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Keto and Epileptic Diet

Ketogenic Diets are Said to be a Viable Treatment Option for Pediatric Epileptic Patients That Have Not Responded to Multiple Anti-Epileptic Medication

Over the last decade, the ketogenic diet rose in popularity against the Atkins diet. This low-glycemic-index diet has emerged as a viable treatment choice for children with intractable epilepsy. The ketogenic diet, once thought to be a last-resort “alternative” treatment, is now being widely adopted worldwide. But how can the ketogenic diet help with the

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Baby Formula

Baby Formula was First Created in 1865 Due to a Decline in Wet Nursing and Increased Infant Death

Wet nursing, the feeding bottle, and formula use are all part of the history of infant feeding. Wet nursing was the safest and most popular alternative to the natural mother’s breast milk before the invention of bottles and formula. Wet nursing was gradually replaced by artificial feeding as a result of society’s negative attitude toward

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