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• Skin Infections: 5 Bad Habits That Increases The Risk

  By avoiding these bad habits and maintaining proper hygiene practices, you can significantly reduce the risk of developing skin infections.

• Latest Guidelines By WHO On HIV: Comprehensive Approach To Ending The Epidemic

  With the release of these cutting-edge guidelines, WHO continues its unwavering commitment to combat HIV/AIDS. Read ahead to know.

• Eye Flu Precaution: आई फ्लू से बचने के लिए अपनाएं ये टिप्स, इंफेक्शन से होगा बचाव

  Tips For Avoiding Eye Flu: मानसून के दौरान बढ़ जाता है आई फ्लू का खतरा, जानें इस मौसम आई फ्लू से कैसे बचें।

• 8 Tips To Prevent Transmission Of Hepatitis From Mother To Baby

  Remember, the key to preventing mother-to-baby transmission of hepatitis lies in early detection, timely vaccinations, and more. Read on.

• 9 Tips To Avoid Infection In Rainy Season

  By following these simple yet effective tips, you can safeguard yourself and your loved ones from infections during the rainy season.

• Monsoon Health: Expert Lists Tips To Prevent Conjunctivitis

  Conjunctivitis is a common eye infection that can put a damper on your rainy day joy. Scroll down to learn how you can prevent this infection.

• Bladder Infection: Effective Remedies To Provide Relief At Home

  A bladder infection occurs when bacteria enter the urinary tract and multiply, leading to an infection in the bladder.

• Monsoon Health Hazards: Expert Explains Water-Borne Diseases With Preventive Measures

  During the monsoon, high moisture content enables harmful microorganisms to thrive, resulting in water-borne diseases, such as typhoid and cholera.

• Causes And 9 Home Remedies For Itchy Scalp Due To Sweat

  By following these remedies, individuals can find relief from the discomfort and maintain a healthy and itch-free scalp.

• Most Common But Fatal Infections During Monsoon, Expert Shares Necessary Precautions To Take

  Monsoon infections are diseases that are common during the rainy season, such as dengue, malaria, typhoid, and leptospirosis.