Essays on Anatomy & Physiology

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The Best Exercises to Gain Muscle and Strength 

2 pages / 816 words

Introduction When performing the exercises to gain muscle it is very important that we adapt the weight to our possibilities and we increase it gradually as we gain strength. To achieve the toning of our body we must gain muscle mass. Therefore, in this article...

Muscle Physical Exercise

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Headache as The Symbol of Brain Cancer

1 page / 453 words

The brain, the masterpiece of creation, is almost unknown to us” — Nicholas Steno, 1669. Ancient medical practitioners had conflicting views on the significance of the brain. Aristotle considered the brain to be a secondary organ that served as a cooling agent for the heart....

Cancer Human Brain

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Marfan Syndrome: a Connective Tissue Disorder 

6 pages / 2669 words

What maintains our bodies together? Apart from our bones and muscles we haveconnective tissue that supports the organs, holds the bodies cellsand give structure to the body; playing an important role in our development. This elastic fibrous tissue can also get sick and defective, some...

Gene Genetic Modification Human Anatomy

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The Effects of Acupressure on Labor Pains During Childbirth

1 page / 542 words

Introduction While childbirth is a natural process, the pain that comes with it is often accompanied by pharmacological measures. This research benefits the nursing profession by raising the question: What can we do to assist in the child birthing process while also being less invasive?...

Alternative Medicine Childbirth

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The Best Remedy for The Calluses of The Feet: Onion and White Vinegar 

2 pages / 722 words

Did you know that the best remedy for the calluses of the feet is the onion and the white vinegar? Calluses usually arise due to chafing and the use of inappropriate footwear. Also, if we are standing too long, they are likely to appear and...

Skin

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Sense Perception as a Reliable Source of Unformation

2 pages / 994 words

Introduction Our senses are our primary way of interacting with the world. Long before we learned how to talk, reason, or control our emotions, we were able to make use of our senses. However, the question still arises: can we rely on our perception? How...

Perception Sense

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Typical and Atypical Symptoms of Gerd (gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)

3 pages / 1227 words

Heartburn distress might be erroneously recognized as an indicator of a heart related health issues or the indication of a cardiac arrest. Seek immediate treatment if you suffer abrupt, intense chest discomfort, or pain is accompanied by perspiration, light-headedness, and queasiness. Heartburn, commonly recognized as...

Digestive System

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The Problem of Arsenic Contamination

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Arsenic contamination has turned out to be a common phenomenon now-a-days through contaminating the area extent and affecting the wide number of people around the world directly or indirectly. The level of contaminant has spread over the soil and sediments from groundwater and various other...

Poison Pollution

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Variant of Gpt2 Gene Mutation

5 pages / 2443 words

Introduction Intellectual disability (ID) is a central nervous system disease that affects 2-3 % of the worldwide population. With a wide range of sign and symptoms, three major criteria make the diagnostic picture of intellectual disability: Intelligence quotient (IQ) less than 70, present symptoms before...

Gene Genetic Modification Nervous System

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Wrist Wearable Devices & Heart Disease

2 pages / 1011 words

Introduction Health is an inseparable part of human lives, for without which we as an active functioning organism cease to exist. As such it has been a topic of close scrutiny, beginning with the concept of causation and outcome resulting from magical elements all the...

Heart Heart Attack

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The Role of Technology in The Management of Heart Diseases

3 pages / 1349 words

Technology and the general use of computer informatics is a trend that is slowly changing the diagnosis, treatment and management of various diseases. This paper is a literature review aimed at assessing various articles and what different authors say regarding the use of health-related applications,...

Heart Knowledge Management

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Overview of Biliary Atresia in Children

2 pages / 684 words

When a child is born, they are transitioning from the womb to the world outside which is a hard transition for them, but sometimes they are also face with conditions that are congenital or deformations that affect them throughout their whole life. One of them...

Children Human Anatomy

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The Initial Process of Puberty

1 page / 527 words

A major part of adolescent development that causes dramatic physical change is puberty. It is essentially a process in the brain that results in physical changes that we all imagine when we think of puberty, like armpit hair and growth spurts. To understand the initial...

Adolescence Puberty

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Science Practical Report Stomach Acid

1 page / 235 words

Research question Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay What will happen to a cantaloupe (rock melon) in different chemicals of different Ph’s and leave over a time...

Digestive System

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Puberty: Why Change is Important in Life

1 page / 646 words

Heraclitus, a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher once stated that “Change is the only constant thing in this world” and I believe it. I believe that change is the only permanent thing in this world. If you would ask me how can I say that it is...

Adolescence Puberty

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The Causes of External Ear Malformations

2 pages / 762 words

External ear variations as well as anomalies are quite frequent and range from mild asymmetries to severe deformities or even complete lack of external ear development. The incidence of outer ear malformations is between 1:6000 newborns to 1:6830 newborns. Severe malformations can be expected in...

Human Anatomy

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First Blood Test to Determine The Body Clock of Individuals

1 page / 464 words

Time medicine has (finally) the wind in its sails. Driven by the recognition of the Nobel Prize 2,017 (for the discovery of the biological mechanisms of the circadian clock), tools are being developed at high speed to move towards a personalized chronomedicine. A Chicago team...

Blood

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The Potential Impact of Central Nervous System

2 pages / 684 words

The experiment I have designed is intended to observe the potential impact of central nervous system (CNS) depressants on basic reading comprehension. CNS depressants come in many forms and categories, however for the sake of accuracy, the experiment would focus on one category such as...

Impact Nervous System

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Power Whey Protein

1 page / 543 words

Power Whey Protein is a specially formulated whey protein blend meant for building lean muscle mass and providing ample protein for more endurance and strength. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts...

Muscle Protein