Indoor Air Pollution: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You
Indoor air pollution causes an estimated 3.2 million premature deaths annually worldwide, primarily due to the use of solid fuels for cooking in devel
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Dukhan: Between tradition, beauty, health
In Sudan, one of the oldest and most unique beauty and health rituals known as Dukhan or smoke bath, is a traditional practice where the body is expos
Beyond the pill: Advancing prescription safety and public health
When discussions around healthcare arise, the role of pharmacists is often viewed through the narrow lens of dispensing medication. Yet, the story of
Are Your Skin Tags Trying to Tell You Something?
Skin tags are a very common phenomenon, with about half of all adults expected to develop at least one in their lifetime. The likelihood of developing
Sepsis: When a Simple Infection Turns Deadly
In 2006, Cheryl Douglass, who had recently retired, returned home one afternoon and suddenly started feeling ill. It was as if she had the flu. She sa