How To
How to Diagnose and Treat Scarlet Fever
Scarlet fever is caused by Group A Strep bacteria. It typically manifests as a sore throat, a fever, swollen glands in the neck, and a characteristic scarlet fever rash. If you suspect that you (or someone else) may have scarlet fever, it is important to...
How to Diagnose Entropion in Boxers
Boxers are known for their adorable faces and wrinkly the folds of skin. Unfortunately, these extra folds can cause entropion. Entropion happens when excess skin pushes up on the eyelids, rolling them inward. This means that the inner portion of the eyeli...
How to Improve Brain Health Through Diet
Are you trying to improve your memory? Are you trying to keep your brain active and alert or concerned about preventing neurological diseases? There are a variety of ways you can improve brain health, and diet plays a large role in improving your brain's...
How to Build an Anglo Saxon House
The Anglo Saxons were Germanic people who existed in the 5th century to the time of the Norman Conquest. The purpose of building an Anglo Saxon home these days is to learn about the process and build yourself a little piece of history. This article is for...
How to Make a Living Trust
A living trust provides a way for you to transfer property after your death while avoiding the time and expense of probate. While you still need a will for some things, such as naming a guardian for your minor children, a living trust can save time and mo...
How to Identify a Papillon
The papillon is a beautiful dog. It is one of the oldest breeds of toy dogs. It is also sometimes called the “butterfly dog,” “pap,” “continental toy spaniel” or “phalene.” Unlike some toy dogs, the papillon is very active and playful, quick on its feet....
How to Interview Someone for an Article
The best interviews are conversational, yet still have structure. This article will walk you through some important things to cover during your interview, as well as provide guidance on how to craft an effective interview question. Read on for more!
How to Combat Tourette's Stigma
Tourette’s Syndrome is a neurological disorder where a person has involuntary movements of the face, arms, legs, or trunk, called tics. Tics are usually frequent and repetitive. People with Tourette’s can also have verbal tics, where they say involuntary...
How to Lose 100 Lbs or More As a Teen
Being overweight as a teenager can be tough. This is especially true if you have over 100 pounds of weight to lose. Fortunately, as a teenager you can make many diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes to improve your health and lose a few pounds. Before yo...
How to Afford Therapy
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Therapy can help you improve your mental health, but the cost often makes it difficult for people to take part in. It can be just as expensive to care for, if not more expensive, than other...
How to Identify Empathy in Animals
Empathy is the ability to understand how someone else feels and to put yourself in the perspective of someone else. Humans are prone to empathy, and lacking empathy can be a sign of mental disorders, such as narcissistic personality disorder and sociopath...
How to Stop a Dry Cough
It is important to remember that a cough is an important normal reflex. It naturally expels irritants and mucus and has a natural protective function. A cough can be an important sign of respiratory infections and lung disease, and if your cough doesn't c...
How to Keep Your Pets Safe in Winter
Humans are not the only creatures that get cold during the winter. Many people falsely believe that animals can handle the cold because they are covered in fur coats. This is not always true, and animals need just as much protection from the cold as human...
How to Reduce Sedentary Time in Schools
Everyone realizes that skyrocketing obesity rates, not just among adults but also children, present a global health hazard. Efforts to reduce obesity among children tend to focus on healthier eating and more exercise, but cutting down on sedentary behavi...
How to Make Software HIPAA Compliant
The federal government’s Health Insurance Portability and Protection Act (HIPAA) created guidelines for how healthcare providers handle patient health data. Unfortunately, the HIPAA guidelines are vague. There is no easy checklist you can use for finding...
How to Be Crushed on in School (Girls)
Do you want to be that gorgeous girl who knows every boy (or girl) is staring and longing for her, yet pretends she doesn't notice a thing? Whether you want to win one person's attention or just get everyone to develop a secret affection for you, read on!