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How Much Do You Know About The Bacterial Colony On Your Tongue.
We hear a lot about brushing our teeth, whitening our teeth, straighten our teeth, etc. But what about our tongue? It holds bacteria too and it holds bacteria for days if you don't brush it clean!
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How to Get Rid of Folliculitis on Your Scalp
Read this article now for the best treatment methods and information for how to cure folliculitis scalp (decalvans) and closely related illnesses.
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Pinworms and Other Parasites in Human Beings (With Pictures)
Basic information about pinworms, hookworms, threadworms and tapeworms. How to avoid them. Medicine for treatment.
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Finger Rings and Germs--What Organisms Lurk Under That Band?
Can rings harbor germs that lead to transmission of sickness and disease?
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Does Abreva for Cold Sore Treatment Lose Its Affectiveness After the Expiration/Expired Date or Still Work?
Explains how Abreva, a cold sore medicine does not lose its effectiveness if used after the 1 year expiration date.
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What Is Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Infection?
Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria frequently infects tissue like burns, open cuts, or abrasions and can affect the internal organs. Learn the cause, effects and prevention of this deadly bacteria.
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Staphylococcus Bacteria Lives in Humans Body But Does Not Harm Everyone More on MRSA | Staph
New Research on Staphyloccucus Brings Us Closer To Scientific Answers To Pressing Questions
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What Happens When You Have White Bumps in Your Throat?
In this article you are going to find out what happens when you have white bumps in the back of your throat.
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Why Hand Washing Is so Important in Preventing Illness and Death
Tired of catching every cold and flu that comes along? The simple act of hand washing is one of the best ways to prevent illness and is critical in disease prevention.
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Everything you need to know about MRSA
This article includes a real life explanation of what MRSA looks like as well as risk factors and treatments.