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Helmets are required to maximally protect the skull from intense damage from accidental physical impacts on the head. It could be due to a fall from height, collision by vehicles, a crash while riding bipeds or collusions in industrial areas.As Helmets are made of safe... (more)

Well, well well.... Aside from the obvious, brushing your teeth probably more than once, i don't know any other way, however, i have got a suggestion on how to avoid the malodorous breath with garlic consumption to start with. Its a valuable trick i learnt from... (more)

The answer to this question varies from person to person and from situation to situation. If you want to standardize an answer, it would be the volume of water necessary to keep a serum sodium concentration of about 140 mEq/L. During the summer, exercise or... (more)

The World Health Organization lists four semen quality parameters in its latest manual of 2010: concentration (ie, count, which should be a minimum of 15 million sperm cells per ml semen); progressive motility (32% minimum); vitality (58%); and morphology (4%). These are the main parameters... (more)

I used to work in a night shift before as we have a shifting work schedule or routine every month. My first month of night shifts were really hard as I felt so sleepy and remembered having a headache that made me sleep in the... (more)

Yes, the effect of exercise on health may differ depending on the time of day it is performed. So the effect of exercise performed in the morning differs from the effect of exercise performed in the evening. There is a significant difference between the effect of... (more)

Yes, blue light (which is coming from computer monitors or smartphones) will affect your sleep in a negative way. Try to use programs like f.lux on the computer or the nightmode on your phone.

 Oh boy, where do I even begin? Other answers to this question mentioned personal protection through clothing, repellents, etc. There are actually other prophylaxes (plural of prophylaxis) in the form of drugs. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a lot information on malaria. They... (more)