A P P R E C I A T I O N P O S T

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Greetings to all our readers, 

 i would like to take this oppurtunity to express my gratitude.

 Firstly, i would like to thank Miss Najihah Bisri in assigning us this task as our assignment evaluation. i could not deny anymore that this task has helped my group of friends and myself in gaining extra knowledge about this topic. Even this topic seemed to be a commonly discussed condition, but we realized that there are many more NEW informations and knowledge that we learned.



A heartfelt gratitude and a shoulder pat to ourselves who managed to dig up various information from various source, to narrow it down for the public or more specifically, a non medical person. a bunch of appreciation to our fellow classmates and also our parents for supporting us all the way long.

 So here we go, introducing the people behind the blog.....

 Ms Smithashini

Ms Dachiaini 



Ms Puteri Nabihah
 Mr Goh


Mr Visveshwarran

Last but not least, a huge thanks for all the readers that who spent their precious time to read our content and also their willingness to spread the blog around from the social media. We could not be more thankful.

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