Gum disease, medically known as periodontal disease, is a common oral health problem affecting millions worldwide. While poor oral hygiene and lifestyle habits such as smoking or unhealthy diets are well-known causes, emerging research shows that genetics plays a significant role in its development. This article explores how hereditary factors influence gum disease, how it…
Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD) is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Although it sounds serious, DDD is a natural part of aging where the discs between the spinal bones lose cushioning and flexibility. For some, this causes mild discomfort, but for others, the pain and limitations can be severe enough to impact…
In today’s digital age, where knowledge moves at lightning speed, platforms like Arranie HealthSciencesForum have become essential for shaping the future of healthcare. Designed for health professionals, students, researchers, and technology innovators, this online space is much more than just a forum—it’s a global hub for real-time learning, discussion, and innovation. Unlike traditional journals or…
RN Health Promotion, Wellness, and Disease Prevention Assessment 2.0 is a new way for registered nurses to take care of people. It is not just about treating sickness. It is about keeping people healthy, preventing illness before it happens, and promoting a good lifestyle. In this method, nurses talk to patients about their daily life,…
Coeliac disease is no longer viewed through a narrow lens of weight loss and malnutrition. Today, experts recognize that it can affect people differently, including those who experience weight gain, especially after beginning a gluten-free diet. As awareness and diagnostic tools improve, more cases are being detected at earlier stages, revealing a broader range of…
Moles are insect-eating mammals that live underground and are well-known for creating tunnels in moist, soft soil. Although often confused with rodents, they belong to a separate group of animals. Their underground activity is typically noticed through raised molehills in gardens or lawns. While moles avoid humans and rarely cause direct harm, their digging can…
Cushing’s disease in dogs is a long-term hormonal condition that affects thousands of pets every year. As it progresses, it can cause a host of physical, behavioral, and emotional changes in your beloved companion. While medications and care can help manage symptoms, there often comes a stage where treatment loses effectiveness, quality of life diminishes,…
When it comes to women’s health, many questions arise about different medical tests and their purposes. One common question is: Do Pap smears test for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)? A Pap smear is a routine test done during a well-woman exam to check the health of the cervix and screen for cervical cancer. However, many…
Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) is now being recognized as a serious and real medical condition. It develops when people—especially those with certain genetic traits—are exposed to environmental toxins like mold, bacteria, or other biotoxins. Over time, this exposure can trigger chronic inflammation that affects multiple systems in the body. CIRS often goes undiagnosed because…
Ants are small insects commonly found in homes, gardens, and workplaces. Although they do not spread diseases as directly as mosquitoes or ticks, do ants carry any diseases? The answer is yes, but indirectly. Ants can still pose certain health risks. They can carry and transfer harmful bacteria like Salmonella and E. coli from dirty…