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Herpetic whitlow is a very painful infection caused by herpes simplex virus, affecting the distal phalanx of the fingers. It is an occupational hazard of health workers.

The same kids we used to fear in trepidation in the schoolyard have now grown up and joined today's workplaces. Their presence has become a serious occupational hazard.

Stress overload is when a person undergoes too much strain than he or she can handle. This is particularly evident in the workplace.

A medical study by Dr. Schlomo Moshe of Tel Aviv University finds relationship between work and recreational activities and risk of asthma attacks in adults.

Two studies look at the way that cell phones may effect the quality of sperm.

Research has shown that modern day chemicals may be responsible for damaging men's sperm.

Most tension in in-law relationships arises from an interwining of fear, displacement, and responsibility issues.

Massage therapy is expected to grow in the future as the demand for massage therapy increases. The career can be promising for those wanting to start their own business.

No one is immune to cancer, but via lifestyle choices we can significantly reduce our risk. This book shows not only how, but why.

Diagnosis of vitiligo involves detailed history taking, physical examination of the skin, and laboratory tests to rule out any associated diseases.

Authors write because they love the process of writing and have something to say. Keeping a regular account of writing goals/projects provides space to do that and more.

Dietary antioxidants predominate in plant derived foods, but meat, eggs, milk and dairy products contain their own antioxygen and antiradical compounds.

Since disaster can take various, often unforeseeable forms, the disaster recovery coordinator plays a key role in the continuing health and prosperity of an organization.

People in the peace movement are often branded as unpatriotic because, supposedly, they do not support the troops. However, in many cases, this is simply not true.

Until recently scientists thought that pesticides did not have any affect on reproductive health. But animal studies suggest that we may be at risk after all.

Hailed by Writing Magazine as "One of the world's most successful and versatile freelance writers," Andrew Crofts boasts an eclectic résumé.

The museums in Paris, London and Rome are fabulous. So are the cathedrals. But kids often get bored. Here are some strategies for making museums fun on family vacations.

Palmoplantar pustular psoriasis is a type of localized pustular psoriasis limited to the palms and soles. It is a chronic, recurrent eruption resistant to treatment.

Since the 1950s, it's emerged that herring worm, cod worm, and similar parasitic worms of marine mammals and fish cause a range of disease symptoms in humans.