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Air pollution can cause lung cancer by exposing the lungs to harmful substances that damage cells.

• Fine particulate matter (PM2.5): These tiny pollutants reach deep into the lungs, causing inflammation and long-term tissue damage, which may lead to cancer.
• Carcinogenic chemicals: Pollutants released from vehicles and industry, such as benzene and heavy metals, can cause cancer.
• Oxidative stress and DNA damage: Toxic air pollutants generate harmful molecules (free radicals) that damage DNA. It can also increase the likelihood of abnormal cell growth.
• Chronic lung inflammation: Long-term exposure to polluted air causes persistent inflammation in the lungs. This can weaken the immune system and make it easier for cancer cells to develop.

Metabolism is the way your body uses energy. It turns food into fuel, helping you stay active. Some people have a fast metabolism, while others have a slow one. A fast metabolism burns calories quickly, making it difficult to gain weight. On the other hand, a slow metabolism burns fewer calories, making it easier to gain weight.

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a condition that affects blood circulation. It occurs when the arteries become narrow due to plaque accumulation. This reduces blood flow to your legs and feet. As a result, your muscles do not get enough oxygen. This can cause pain, cramping, and weakness, especially while walking.

Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) is a heart condition that affects the valve between the left chambers of the heart. In this condition, the valve’s flaps become loose and bulge backward instead of closing properly. This can sometimes cause blood to leak backward, known as mitral valve regurgitation.

Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure designed to examine and correct joint problems. The doctor makes a small cut and inserts a tiny camera to look inside. This helps to detect problems such as pain or instability. Sometimes, the doctor can also fix the joint using small instruments. This is mostly done on knees and shoulders. This method heals faster and causes less pain than regular surgery.

Watching your baby take their first steps is a joyful moment for any parent. But if you notice something unusual about their feet—maybe they turn inward or appear flat—it can be a cause for concern.

Clubfoot and flatfoot are two common conditions that can affect a child's walking and foot development. These two conditions differ in terms of their causes, symptoms and treatment options, but both affect mobility. As parents, it is important for you to understand these conditions to make the right decisions for your child's health.