Essays on Anatomy & Physiology

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Recreational Soccer: Cardiovascular Health, Physical Fitness, and Mental Health

1 page / 537 words

Soccer for over many generations now is the world’s most popular sport. Part of the reason for its popularity is the simplicity and low barrier of entry required to partake in the sport. Unlike most spots where equipment is needed, all that is required is...

Cardiovascular System Physical Exercise Soccer

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The Analysis of Brain Computer Interface System

2 pages / 1022 words

In today’s world communication has become so easy due to many new technologies via internet among the people. Technologies though being updated day to day, people think innovative technologies to communicate in mailing. In this paper, I describe a device called “Brain Reader”, which instead...

Computer Human Brain

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Computer as a Way to Expand The Brain

3 pages / 1285 words

The idea of the ‘expanded self’ is a mental idea that clarifies why some people structure such solid connections to their stuff and to things: When we make cherished memories with objects, or when objects assist us with holding memories we value, we believe those...

Computer Human Brain

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Sensation and Perception: Autism

1 page / 606 words

Autism spectrum disorder is a condition that impacts how a person interacts with others. It focuses on communication and cognitive difficulties. It can also affect the child socially in school and work. There may be no cure for autism, but with the right amount of...

Autism Perception Sense

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Musical Memory and Alzheimer's Disease

4 pages / 2001 words

Memory is a vital aspect of identity; it enables individuals to have an enriched understanding of themselves and those most important to them. The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, is characterized by the progressive damage of brain cells. The loss of memory because...

Alzheimer’s Disease Human Brain

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Improvement of Memory and Our Brain Functions

2 pages / 1096 words

Your brain contains billions of cells that control your body. It is very important to take care of your brain so that you can function every day and be the best that you can be. Many things claim they can help with our memory and...

Human Brain

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Effects of Healthy Eating Habits in The Diagnosis of Atherosclerotic Disease

5 pages / 2467 words

Abstract This research aims to evaluate the effects of a healthy diet and exercise in the diagnosis of atherosclerotic disease among children between the ages of 10 and15 years. The researcher used a quantitative model to collect data from 400 students through questionnaires and interviews....

Cardiovascular System Healthy Food Nutrition

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Different Perspectives on Deep Brain Stimulation

3 pages / 1151 words

In today’s society, we have come to accept the thought of a surgical procedure that can fix complications with our organs, bones, vessels and even the most important muscle in our body, the heart. We, as consumers, understand the common medical treatments, however, having a...

Human Brain

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Left-brain Versus Right-brain Myth

4 pages / 1739 words

The idea that people could be left-brained and right-brained is ubiquitous—there are 200 million results on Google, a best-selling book by Daniel Pink, a BuzzFeed quiz, even Oprah describes herself as a “right-brained” person. However, there is actually no such thing as right-brain or left-brain...

Human Brain

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Overview of The Aging Brain issue

1 page / 513 words

Maturing makes changes in mind estimate, vasculature, and cognizance. All our body frameworks step by step decrease – including the cerebrum. ‘Slips of the brain’ are related with getting more seasoned. Individuals frequently encountered those equivalent slight memory passes in their 20s but then did...

Aging Human Brain

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Strengths and Weaknesses of Electroencephalography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging

3 pages / 1416 words

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG) are both measures adopted to examine human brains’ activities. The former uses magnetic field to detect magnetic change in blood and the latter uses electrodes placed on human skull to detect electric potentials. The main advantages and...

Human Brain Nervous System

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Physical Therapy and The Benefits of Occupational Therapy

4 pages / 1936 words

​Life is filled with a plethora of excitement, movement and constant energy. However, sometimes due to genetics or just other medical reasons, an individual may be born with conditions that will not allow their body to fully function the way that it is normally supposed...

Body Physical Exercise Therapy

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Physical Therapy as an Alternative to Surgery

4 pages / 2026 words

Physical therapy and surgery are the most often used methods of recovery when it comes to any major injury. Surgery is a must with certain injuries that have shown extensive damage to the body, while physical therapy has normally been used as a way for...

Body Surgery Therapy

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Physical Therapy: Today It Hurts, Tomorrow It Works

5 pages / 2290 words

Going through life can be a rollercoaster of emotions, and you are bound to get hurt at one point or another. If it is sports related or not, injuries can have a variety of impacts on someone’s life. Physical therapy can help athletes overcome and...

Body Physical Exercise Therapy

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Research of Common Functions of Nervous and Endocrine System

2 pages / 960 words

The endocrine and nervous systems have common functions such as internal communication and regulating functions of the body. The two systems are capable of slow and fast reactions to stimulus. The nervous system sends electrical impulses to each portion of the body to regulate bodily...

Nervous System

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In Touch with The Five Senses: Truth Or Deceit

2 pages / 941 words

The world we live in is so huge, and is ours to discover. We were born with a set of tools to touch, feel, see, hear, taste, and smell the world around us, but are those tools sufficient enough to establish an adequate map of...

Sense

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Myocardial Infarction as a Leading Death Cause

3 pages / 1428 words

Abstract Coronary heart disease is a condition caused by decreased blood flow to the heart muscle due to atherosclerotic plaque and deposition of different substances that lead to narrowing of the coronary arteries, the plaque or even clotting is because of obesity unhealthy lifestyle and...

Heart Myocardial Infarction

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The Negative Impact of Heavy Metals on The Environment and Human Health

2 pages / 872 words

Heavy metals are very hazardous and have become a big concern for health practitioners over the previous years. Population growth, Industrialization, and urbanization have brought about the emergence of manufacturing industries to feed the growing population. Smoke and fumes from chimneys of industries have resulted...

Heavy Metal Poison Pollution

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Digestive System and Its Role in The Care of Children with Stoma

2 pages / 799 words

The digestive system breaks down food by mechanical and chemical process. The digestive system is made up of the gastrointestinal tract. The gastrointestinal tract is the pathway from the mouth to the anus. This is where nutrients and energy from food and fluids are reabsorbed,...

Digestive System