Sore throat occurring with high fever, usually above 390 Celsius is the hallmark of tonsillitis. Painful swallowing, sometimes even with drooling of saliva especially in children adds to the agony of ...

Though people of all ages can develop tonsillitis, it is most often experienced by children. A possible explanation for why there are less incidences of tonsillitis in adults is that the function ...

However, children under the age of 1 should not consume honey. Chamomile tea is a common bedtime remedy, and it may also ...

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“Research tells us that young people from more affluent backgrounds are more likely to use these substances than disadvantaged children, and the gap is widening. “We don’t yet know the exact ...

although bacterial infections also can cause tonsillitis. Children are more prone to tonsillitis than adults for a few ...

Children from a wealthy background are more likely to drink, smoke, vape and use illegal drugs compared to those from less advantaged households, a study has found. Researchers at the Social Mobility ...