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@Unity · 2 years ago

Where Does Stress Come From?

Both humans and nonhuman animals get health issues. Although humans are animals, humans are pretty different from nonhuman animals. Most humans live in a societal setup away from the jungle. Humans h...

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@anaes · 2 years ago

Respiratory Physiology 1

Structure and Function of the Lung · Functions of the lung 1. Respiratory function - gas exchange § Movement of gases between atmosphere and alveoli § O2: alveoli à pulmonary capill...

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@AishaAhmed · 3 years ago

What is Music Therapy and How Does It Work?

Have you ever been approaching your day by day business, when out of nowhere you hear a tune that takes you directly back to a critical time in your life? Maybe the music leaves you feeling more quiet...

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@Captainfresh · 3 years ago

I've realised that expressing gratitude beyond thank you really matters.

At the point when a relationship quits fooling around, one of the main things we do is we unwind. We quit sprucing up, formal dates transform into "Netflix and chill," and we additionally quit saying...

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@Mawi · 3 years ago

Sperm cells in Female Bone Marrow

In the first episode on debunking medical misinformation I see on TikTok No. THERE'S NO SPERM CELL IN THE FEMALE BONE MARROW.

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@Mawi · 3 years ago

Demineralization of the Chimken Bon Wing

How does it relate to Osteoporosis? Here in the first episode of explaining things the Urban way (cause it's 2020 and I should get a life) Disclaimer: I did no harm to anyone or anything upon coming...

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@jvseph · 4 years ago

Surely at a time in our lives we've held our breathe — maybe as a random test to see how long we could hold it or to escape perceiving foul smells. The cessation of breathing is generally termed Apne...

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@jvseph · 4 years ago

Colour-Blindness: some salient things you should know

Being "colour blind" has been incorrectly described (commonly) as seeing stuff in black & white like in the 80's photographs, but this understanding is mostly wrong. Colour blindness is a medical co...

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@jvseph · 4 years ago

Type-1 & Type-2 Diabetes: Understanding Their Differences

No doubt we have an idea of what diabetes is; the symptoms and therapy/remedy for the disorder. Yet, some of us might have a hard time in grasping or differentiating Type-1 diabetes from Type-2 diabet...

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@jvseph · 4 years ago

Sugar: A Sweet Evil

As with everything in life, moderation is key. Sugar — as sweet as it is — is not left out of that important philosophy. In every naturally occuring food which contains carbohydrates (eg. fruits), s...

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