Nearly a million people in the country suffer from a heart attack and its aftermath. Blame it on the genes or the family history or lifestyle, it is a frightening experience throughout, but certainly, it is not always lethal. People experiencing heart attacks know well that they can lead to productive and enjoyable lives through proper and timely treatment and an active lifestyle.

Cancer of any form has the ability to be fatal, and oral cancer is no exception. Oral cancer is the uncontrollable growth of cells along with soreness in the mouth that just doesn’t go away. The various regions where cancer usually occurs, in this case, include the lips, tongue, mouth floor, sinuses, and throat.

Measles is found to be one of the most frequent infections among children in the country. It is caused by the rubeola virus and is, hence, sometimes regarded as rubeola too. The infections spread rapidly. As a result, many people in a single community are likely to have this infection.

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus that causes contiguous disease that inhibits the action of the immune cells. The body becomes weak to fight back any disease as the function of the vital the CD4 T cell gets decreased. It is a lifelong disease that may not cause death itself, but if the person is affected by another serious disease, it may result in death.

Bipolar disorder is a brain illness or a psychological mood swing problem which results from depression. It is a mental health condition, wherein an individual goes through frequent alterations in the levels of energy, activities such as sleeping and thinking. An individual with bipolar disorder is likely to feel overtly happy and filled with energy at times, and then again can feel highly depressed and sluggish.

A group of diseases that ultimately lead to the damage of the optic nerves in the eyes, eventually causing permanent blindness and vision loss, is termed as glaucoma. In the country, it is one of the leading causes of blindness. African Americans above the age of 40 and Hispanics above the age of 60, and people having a family history of this disease are more prone to glaucoma attacks.