Health Infographics

What is the most frustrating part when dealing with a health-related query on the phone? Long waiting time, answering machine, irrelevant recorded message etc. We have all been there and heard it. But the waiting and frustration can be avoided. This infographic shows how patients and their relatives can be treated better over the phone.

A roll in the hay can be a good time, but there’s more to sexual health than just getting it on. Here’s an infographic that was recommended by Khokar Speciality Clinic that serves as an ultimate guide to safer sex.

In today’s busy era, we often neglect the importance of physical activities. We forget how important engaging in sports, exercises, or any physical activities. So here’s an infographic which explains the benefits of regular physical activity.

Googling your symptoms is more likely to leave you scared and confused than it is to give you real answers. Learn more about cyberchondria in this infographic from Masters In Psychology Guide.

Consuming foods for the right reasons is critical. Eating the following foods in excess doesn’t help avoid or cure the diseases that you always thought they did. MedHalt brings you an infographic on common food related myths.

Looking at your phone, computer, and television all day is not the best thing for your eyes. Learn more about dry eye and computer vision syndrome in the following infographic.

Taking care of your eye health is important year round, but there are several summer-specific concerns to be on the lookout for. Learn more about eye health in this infographic from Frames Direct.

Your brain on LSD probably isn’t the disaster Nancy Reagan wanted you to believe it would be. Can this drug which is currently illegal in the U.S., actually provides some mental health benefits? Learn more about the efficacy of LSD from this infographic.

This infographic from Physician One Urgent Care covers the most common STDs with the latest statistics, myths, and facts that stress the importance of getting tested. Left untreated, STDs can lead to serious health issues including infertility, cervical and other genital cancers, paralysis, liver failure, and death.