John Doe 
Alcohol is a chemical that has an effect on your body, including how you think, feel, and behave. Drinking excessively may have a negative impact on your health and life. Why does the impact of alcohol vary from person to person? Drinking’s effects vary based on factors such as quantity, frequency, age, gender, heredity, overall … Read more
Aging is the negative physiological change. As people age, their bodies go through changes that cause senescence, which is the loss of bodily processes and the inability to deal with metabolic stress. In people, changes in the body are usually followed by changes in the mind and behavior. Other changes, involving social and economic factors, … Read more
“Ageism” refers to two ideas: a way of thinking about older people that is shaped by negative attitudes and stereotypes about getting older; and the way that society is built on the idea that everyone is young, which means that it doesn’t meet the real needs of older people.People of a certain age are often … Read more
Teenage health is equally vital as child health. According to traditional measurements, such as death rates, teens appear to be one of the healthiest groups of Americans. Unfortunately, adolescents are the only age group in the United States whose health has not improved over the previous 30 years, while appearing to be in good condition. … Read more
The menopause is the last spontaneous menstrual period and is due to thepermanent cessation of ovarian function. The diagnosis is made in retrospectpermanent cessation of ovarian function. The diagnosis is made in retrospectafter 12 months of amenorrhoea. The fluctuations in hormonal levels associatedwith declining ovarian function usually begin in the fourth decade and lastseveral years. … Read more