You don't need to feel sick before checking your health.
Walk into a small chemist or laboratory today. Check your blood pressure. Check your blood sugar. It takes minutes and costs far less than waiting until it's an emergency.
Too many people are walking around with dangerously high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and no idea, while living on stress, energy drinks, junk food, and "I'm fine."
The scariest diseases are often the silent ones.
Don't wait for your body to scream before you listen.
Go and check today. Not next week. Today.
That joke was a bad one but the ensuing conversation is interesting
We do not really like doctors
I’m seeing very colorful languages being used on doctors.
We also need proper health insurance, coverage and emergency education
Las las we must fix our primary health care system
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– : This is an en-dash.
— : This is an em-dash.
The hyphen is used to connect words, like you say. Ex: Twenty-two, ex-boyfriend.
The en-dash is used in the context of a span of time. Ex: 1996–2018, February–March.
The em-dash is used when inserting a thought. Ex: He wouldn't—couldn't—go home.
A lot of men do it for the wrong reasons. I was truly disgusted when I spoke with some male medical students specialising in gynaecology.
All male gynaecologists I've met at hospitals were dismissive. All of them.