By: Pankaj Nagpal
IVF Doctors In Chennai
Fertility Physicians (IVF doctors) promoted by We Care Health Services are selected after a thorough research and selection procedure. Most of the doctors we partner and recommend to our international patients have varied experience in India, USA and or Europe including UK. Robust medical education system in medical colleges in [...]
People’s immediate goals in life vary a great deal. There are women who are anxiously hoping to get pregnant while there are others who terribly shiver at the thought of becoming pregnant.
There are some forms of risky behavior that directly makes women vulnerable to HIV/AIDS in the developing countries like Bangladesh. It should be cornerstone of life to get rid of risky behavior through improving living standard any how. For the greater involvement of vulnerable women in every aspect of curbing epidemic, they have to be able to respond to the epidemic in a meaningful manner.
The spread of HIV and STI is mounting in developing countries through gender inequality and taboos around sexuality. It results in discrimination and stigma associated with drastic poverty and marginalization. Leading to empowerment, happiness and well being, gender awareness can help to promote both rights to be free of violence and coercion around sexuality. Sexual rights, an inclusive framework, guide to have knowledge of the links between different sexuality issues thoroughly recognizing that campaign against sexual violence must continue.
A woman’s health needs are different from a man’s. All the stages of a woman’s life—adolescence, womanhood, pregnancy, breastfeeding and menopause present particularly challenging needs.
What Women Want??? This article is about women’s health. What they need and they should be doing to be fit and healthy at any age.
It is about sexual health, how the lack of information can cause unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Also about how it is important to inform the youth about reproductive health, how sexual health clinics pick up from where the sex education programs from school left off.
Educational institutions should ensure that learners acquire age and context appropriate knowledge and skills to enable them to behave in ways that will protect them from infection.
Educators need more knowledge of, and skills to deal with HIV/AIDS and should be trained to give guidance on HIV/AIDS.
The article examines the recent call for the scrap of the Nigeria National Youth Service Scheme, NYSC, and suggests that rather than throw the ‘baby with the bathwater’, the scheme should be overhauled.
Obesity is one of the fastest growing epidemics in our country today. This article gives some statistics and explains some of the risks of being obese.
