Ann Farrugia is a 23 year old with a passion for global health, art and travel. Recently qualified with degree in hand, she moved to the deliciously rough city of Glasgow to start her career as a junior doctor, hoping to combine her interests into a sustainable life path.
The sweltering temperatures, the short skirts, the late nights … it can only mean one thing. Summer is here and it’s here to stay for a while! Our activities change […]
In the last article, we explored minor cuts. This week, we’ll be looking into cuts and wounds of a more serious nature, which might need further medical attention. When treating […]
Cuts are a common everyday occurrence and, generally, do not pose a threat to health. Nevertheless, there are important principles that should be kept in mind when treating such ailments. […]
There are different ways to deal with choking, depending on how severe the choking episode is, as we have seen in the previous two articles. Additionally, dealing with choking babies and infants […]
In our previous article, we dealt with mild choking in adults and children over one year of age. In today’s article, we’ll be seeing how to manage people with severe choking. […]
Time and time again we find ourselves in a situation when we feel that we should do something to help others, but we do not know how to best provide this […]
Imagine yourself at one of the many Maltese feasts that take place over the summer months. A brass band is delighting the crowd, children are playing in mounds of paper […]
