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Jamaica Gleaner Profiles in Medicine
published: Wednesday | July 30, 2003

IT'S SUMMER HOLIDAYS!
Parents' personality types can put a damper on their children's summer holidays.

Skin cleansing made easy
NORMAL HEALTHY skin is the body's first line of defence. It is a seamless physical barrier to micro-organisms - bacteria, viruses and fungi, and it prevents the entry of harmful substances into the body.


Painful swimmer's ear
IT'S SUMMER time. Many young Jamaicans are going to the pool for fun and relaxation. Swimming is excellent exercise. However, at this time of year, pharmacists note increased complaints about earaches that may be related to this sport.


Choosing supplements
ONE OF the most prolific products at pharmacies is nutritional supplements. Some are single nutrient supplements and others are multi-nutrient supplements, all promoted as being just right for you.


Surviving trauma
A DISTRAUGHT FATHER cries in anguish as he pulls the body of his lifeless little girl from the crashed vehicle. A few weeks later he has difficulty sleeping and experiences bad dreams.


Exercising in hot environments
For those of us who are determined to achieve that summer body even during the extreme summer heat, there are a few important precautions to follow. UNDER RESTING conditions, the body's core temperature is about 37 degrees Celsius.


Understanding gum disease
PERIODONTAL DISEASE is inflammation of the soft and hard tissues surrounding the teeth, the soft tissue - the gums and the hard tissue under the gums- the bone form that support the teeth.







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