Sex is a normal part of healthy adult life, but it is seldom discussed openly. Scientifically valid sources of information on sex are far and few. No wonder there are a multitude of sexual myths and misconceptions floating around. We are listing some common sexual myths and facts.

The common cause for vomiting in children is gastro-enteritis which is mainly due to virus infecting the gastrointestinal tract. The child will be unable to take enough fluids leading to dehydration. Vomiting is forceful ejection of contents of stomach and intestines through the mouth.

Masturbation is a common practice that remains shrouded in myths and misconceptions. The popular belief is that only men masturbate but the fact is that masturbation is practiced both by men and women and in all age groups. Here we are listing the common masturbation myths and related scientific facts.

Seasonal flu occurs every year but many people have some immunity against it which protects them from getting sick. The swine flu virus on the other hand is an entirely new agent against which most of us have little or no immunity. As a result, this virus can spread very fast and affect a much larger number of people than seasonal flu. As of now a vaccine against swine flu is not available. However, you can protect yourself from getting infected by taking some simple precautions.

Campomelic dwarfism is a rare congenital genetic disorder affecting the skeletal system characterized by bowed tibia, underdeveloped shoulder blades and a flat face.