Essays on Hygiene

Orthodontics is a form of dental department that aims straightening malocclusions in addition to alimenting of teeth, that is solved by diagnosing the problem is then choosing the correct therapy by using braces, clear retainers, fixed or removable appliances. Orthodontics also serves to improve a…

An estimated 60-80% of all diseases and over one third of deaths in the developing countries are caused by environment related factor and on in average as much as 1/10 of each person’s productive time is sacrificed to water related disease. Despite the continuous efforts…

Rags, newspapers and recycled tampons. These unhygienic products are used by 1 in 10 women because of the expense placed on menstrual products. This is equivalent to 7.6 million females worldwide. Tampons, pads and other items used are essential for women to manage their periods…

In June 2016, New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a bill that would provide free menstrual hygiene products to dispense in prisons, public schools, and homeless shelters. While most states still tax necessary menstrual hygiene products like tampons and pads, multiple states, including…

Hand washing is a since time immemorial been the number one cure to hygiene related illnesses such as diarrhea. Epidemics, deaths especially for children, chronic illnesses as well as other adversities all result from poor hand hygiene (Freeman, Stocks, Cumming, Jeandron, Higgins, Wolf & Fewtrell,…

Employee’s Personal Hygiene Issues In the modern world, people’s perception towards hygiene has changed due to the social economic factors in the society. In the past hygiene was not practiced among all the communities because of the varying methods of sanitation in the different areas….

The observed centre The centre has hold the SPARK certification for a couple of years and has recently participated and gotten the Healthy Meals in Pre-schools Programme (HMPP) (Health Promotion Board (HPB), 2018). This programme, centres will have to follow the guidelines of healthy eating…

Socio-cultural norms disproportionately burden women Roles based on patriarchal norms, disproportionately assign “care giving” roles to women. This socially allocated work is effort-heavy, ‘invisible’, ‘unrecognized’ and ‘unpaid’. For example, women largely bear the burden of taking care of the children, elderly or ill. Often they…

Few appliances in your home are better for making our lives more convenient than the dishwasher. Instead of having to gaze at stacked up dirty dishes in the sink until someone has the time or energy to clean them (which is depressing and can induce…

House keeping is the fundamental art of hygiene laying stress on maintaining any establishlent absolutely clean The purpose is to ensure a clean person and surroundings. The function is to ensure the comfort of all guests who stay in the establishment by arranging for regular…