Can’t take that gluten?
Being unable to handle gluten normally is the cause of a few different gastrointestinal conditions.
Neuroendocrine tumours: A rare cancer that may involve hormones
These malignant growths involve the neuroendocrine cells, which can both send out nerve signals and secrete hormones.
Meningitis: When tissues that protect start to exert pressure
In meningitis, the tissues that are suppose to protect our brain and spinal cord become inflamed and start to put pressure on these organs instead.
Eating to lower your blood sugar
Here are some tips on what you can eat, and do, to help keep your blood sugar within normal range.
What the HbA1c test is all about
This common blood test indicates whether or not your body has been coping well with sugar over the last few months.
How autism comes about
There is no one single cause of autism; rather, it is likely to be a result of a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
If your child shows signs of autism, take him to a paediatrician
While there may seem to be an upwards trend in the number of children with this disorder, it is more likely due to expansion of its clinical criteria.
Antiphospholipid syndrome: When your blood ‘sticks’ together
This rare autoimmune disease causes blood clots to form abnormally anywhere in the body.
When you fracture your foot
Breaking a bone in your foot may not be as major as fracturing larger bones, but it can still cause pain, deformity and disability.
Anaemia can be caused by infection
Sometimes, an infection can result in decreased red blood cells, along with its accompanying symptoms.
Exercising is for all ages, even you, grandpa and grandma!
Being elderly is no excuse not to continue exercising, but you can modify your workout to suit your health status.
Six characteristics that can help you live longer
Here are the remaining attributes that people from Blue Zones have that contribute to their longevity.

