Sinusitis is an inflammation of the sinuses' mucosal lining. Chronic and acute rhinosinusitis are two types of rhinosinusitis with different causal and quite similar symptoms. Facial pain, congestion, and headache are all symptoms of the conditions among others. Due to the significant presence of this condition in the Saudi community, family doctors should be up to speed on the latest diagnosis, therapy, and complications. We aim to explore the literature which reviews rhinosinusitis, and the correspondent etiology, clinical presentation, risk factors, identification, and/or control of this condition. Article gathering and sorting was performed on the PubMed database, and the resulted chosen papers had underwent a further thorough review. The diagnosis of rhinosinusitis is usually dependent based on the clinician's excellent experience, with the patients' history and examination serving as the foundation. Diagnosing the causal pathogen is just as important as discerning the patient's other risk factors and comorbidities when it comes to determining the best treatment approach and evading unfavorable outcomes.

There is a long tradition of negative experiences with cancer among Appalachian women that manifests as avoidance behaviors in seeking screening and follow up because of fear of a cancer diagnosis. The avoidance is usually seen as ‘passive refusal,’ but also occurs in an active form as refusal to obtain services even when offered. This problem is compounded by poverty, which influences many parts of life and is associated with lack of transportation, child care, and exclusive reliance on public health departments and other safety net health care providers to seek cancer screening. Pap tests have reduced the annual incidence cervical cancers. The study aims to overview cervical cancer methods and recommendations among women in reproductive age.