This infographic entitled “Ways to Natural health and Healing” is built on the big idea of how can people use natural tips and tricks to for maintaining their health. It seeks to emphasize the importance of home-made natural medicines.
Everyone has heard that cellphones can have some negative health effects, but to what degree? This infographic displays exactly what health repercussions to expect and how to minimize the effects of the easily avoidable problems.
10,000 years ago, primitive doctors bored holes in the head to cure patients. Now the “brains” of a computer are saving lives and preventing disease. So what’s next? BestMedicalDegrees.com takes a look at robot doctors as a possibility for the future.
With this infographic, InspiredShades hopes to educate the public about the benefits of wearing sunglasses for UV protection. The average consumer knows what to look for but at times the terminology can be confusing.
In the following infographic by Healthcare-Administration-Degree.net, take a look at the numbers of Americans who have applied for health insurance since Obamacare has become law. You will also learn about glitches that occurred on the website.
Your metabolism is responsible for turning calories into energy. A slow metabolism can lead to a build-up of calories, stored as fat for later use. Ultimately, this leads to unwanted weight gain and, if unchecked, obesity. In the following infographic, discover a number of factors that are wreaking havoc on your metabolism.
Many of us stare at computer screens all day long at work and that’s on top of staring at smartphones, tablets and televisions at home. In fact, you’re staring at a screen right now! It has an awful impact on our vision. Do you know how to prevent this damage?
The following infographic from BestMasterofScienceinNursing.com provides An analysis of the international situation, numbers and facts surrounding a global illness.
Avoid big medical bills. Before choosing a health plan, ask the health insurance company if your doctor is in the plan’s network. Providers who participate with your health plan are part of the plan’s “network.” You typically pay more for medical services by out-of-network doctors and pay less for treatments by in-network providers.
Dementia is a disorder of the mental processes caused by brain disease or injury and marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning. Learn more about this disorder in the following infographic.
