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What is Monkeypox virus?

Monkeypox is caused by the Monkey pox virus (virus family Poxviridae and genus Orthopoxvirus) and represents a rare disease which can affect also humans.

10 Unexpected Hygiene Threats in Living Rooms

Did you know that your living room could also be a haven for harmful bacteria and organisms?

3 Unexpected Hygiene Threats in Washrooms

Maintaining good personal hygiene, such as hand washing, avoiding dirty surfaces, and proper sanitation, is only sometimes considered necessary.

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The Science of “Moist Wound Healing”: Why Scabs Are Actually Bad

We have all heard it. Perhaps it was a parent, a school nurse, or a coach who told you, “Take that bandage off and let the wound breathe,” or “It needs to scab over to heal.” For generations, this has been the gold standard of layperson first aid. We view the formation of a hard, […]

Signs of Infection vs. Normal Healing: What to Look For

Whether you are recovering from a surgical procedure, a nasty fall on the pavement, or a simple kitchen knife mishap, the healing process can be a source of anxiety. You watch the wound daily, wondering if that redness is a sign of repair or a warning of bacteria taking hold. Understanding the difference between the […]

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Why a Stinging Wound Does Not Mean It’s Working

The “No Pain, No Gain” Myth in First Aid We have all been there. As a child, you scraped your knee on the playground asphalt. You hobbled home, tears streaming down your face, only to face the dreaded brown bottle of hydrogen peroxide or the sharp scent of rubbing alcohol. Your parents likely told you, […]