Diseases Associated With Occupational Dermatitis

Occupation dermatitis is defined as a skin disease in which workplace exposure to physical, chemical or biological agent, or mechanical force is the major cause leading to the disease. Usually occupational dermatitis is an sort of allergy to some external irritant present at your place of work.

How Many People Die From AIDS Each Year

There was a time when AIDS could only be detected towards the terminal stage. By that time, the disease had clawed the entire body systems leaving little to save the patient. However, medical science has progressed immensely in the last two to three decades saving many lives from the clutches of this fatal disease.