Essays on Anatomy & Physiology

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Overview of Gliomas and Its Histopathology

3 pages / 1488 words

Tumors of the central nervous system (CNS) constitute 1–2% of all malignancies. However, CNS malignancies arguably have the most varied manifestations among all cancer sites. There are several anatomical subregions in the craniospinal axis, and each of these has a predilection for a particular tumor...

Human Brain

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The Capability of Axons to Influence Their Own Myelination

2 pages / 1023 words

The central nervous system contains both myelinated and unmyelinated axons. Myelination greatly increases the velocity of action potential propagation and is associated with Hebbian learning. It acts by essentially insulating the axons that it ensheaths allowing salutatory conduction to occur. Oligodendrocytes are glial cells that...

Nervous System Research

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Artificial Intelligence Can Possibly Replace Human Brain

2 pages / 693 words

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies of our time, holding the potential to revolutionize industries and enhance our everyday lives. Yet, with its rapid development, a pressing question arises: Can AI possibly replace the human brain? This essay explores...

Artificial Intelligence Human Brain

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The Damages of Eating Disorders

2 pages / 820 words

The digestive system includes mouth, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, appendix esophagus, stomach, pancreas, large intestine and small intestine. The mouth starts the digestive system by the mouth breaking up food. The throat swallows the food. The salivary glands keep the mouth and digestive system moist...

Digestive System Eating Disorders

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How Narcolepsy Terrorizes People's Minds and Body

1 page / 620 words

“Terrorism is a psychological warfare. Terrorists try to manipulate us and change our behavior by creating fear, uncertainty, and division in society. ” (Patrick J Kennedy) Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences +...

Narcolepsy Nervous System Sleep Disorders

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Mary Breckinridge and The History of Nurse-midwifery

3 pages / 1536 words

For this paper I chose to delve into the history of nurse-midwifery in the United States and how Mary Breckinridge sparked a change in not only nursing, but in childbirth as well. I chose this topic because I have worked alongside nurse-midwives for the past...

Childbirth Nurse Why I Want To Be A Nurse

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The Development of Musculoskeletal Disorders

1 page / 578 words

The article “Sex differences in kinematic adaptations to muscle fatigue induced by repetitive upper limb movements” discusses about the development of musculoskeletal disorders that may be caused by repetitive muscles movements that create muscle fatigue. When it comes to muscle fatigue men and women manage...

Human Anatomy Muscle

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Health Fads in The 1830’s

2 pages / 939 words

Introduction In the 1830’s, health was starting to become a big concern for people. With bigger cities arising, citizens were spending more time being close to others. This resulted in the health of those cities being poor. One person would be sick, and eventually numerous...

Fever

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The Role of The Sense of Touch

2 pages / 1067 words

Similar to most humans, you are mindful of the importance of your ability to hear and see in order to function in everyday life- the thought if going blind or deaf is overwhelmingly distressful. But, what about the importance of your sense of touch? If...

Perception Sense

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Investigation on Premature Graying of Hair

2 pages / 755 words

Hair and skin play an important role in peoples’ physical appearance. Hair length, color, and style all have contributed to the physical appearance of people. Melanogenesis is the process that the hair goes through to synthesize melanin. Tobin DJ, Paus R. Studies show that hair...

Immune System Physical Appearance

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Reflection on The Research on Epigenetics Ability to Encode Memory

2 pages / 1127 words

The article stated that when it comes to long-term memory formation, it is accepted that it is formed by the strength of the synapse (space between two neurons). Neurons are the cells in our brain which retrieve and send information throughout our body. There is...

Human Brain Nervous System

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The Positive Outcomes of Childbirth at an Older Age

2 pages / 763 words

During the past decade, it was looked down upon for couples to get married young, and start a family. However, life is a lot different today; now delaying of childbirth is very recurrent. For example, many people I know are having children at an older...

Adult Childbirth

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Erythropoietin Hormone and Its Functions in The Body

4 pages / 1746 words

The idea of a “hormone” was not well-received by the scientific community, and it was a difficult concept to portray, as scientists had not been familiar with the idea of chemical messengers influencing the actions of cells in the body. Many scientists, such as Arnold...

Experiment Nervous System

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History Science as a System of Human Experience Linked in a Inexorable Chain

3 pages / 1272 words

Introduction Towards the end of part eight of this chapter, the author described history as a system, “the system of human experience linked in a single, inexorable chain” (Gasset, 1932). It is a systematic science of reality that presents in the most rigorous and actual...

Human Physiology Literature Review

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Key Functions Performed by The Skin

1 page / 416 words

Multiple layers of ectodermal tissues, muscles, bone arrangements, and other internal organs are beneath the skin. Albeit some follicles like hairs have covered the skin. ostensibly, our skin seems hairless. Or minutely minuscular quantity of hairs is shown on the body. here I am not...

Human Anatomy Skin

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The Issue of National Kidney Foundation Management in Singapore

1 page / 679 words

National Kidney Foundation (NKF) has been part of a controversial topic in Singapore during the early 2000s and previously made headlines for not the best of reasons. In spite of its notable contributions towards helping kidney failure patients and the needy, there were perennial problems...

Kidney Organ Transplant Singapore

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Analysis of The Two Studies on The Association of Specific Functions and Musculoskeletal Discomfort

1 page / 539 words

Two studies deemed to be of acceptable quality examined the association of specific functions and MSK discomfort. Some evidence was found for the association of use of ancillary functions and messaging and MSK discomfort (in both tablets and mobile phones), while the association between phone...

Muscle Skeleton Study

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The Importance and Major Developments in Neonatology

2 pages / 901 words

Thousands of years ago, since the creation of man, there was the multiplication of human beings. Therefore, there was generation decency, the procreation, and births of babies. From there the life cycle is maintained, which is to be born, to grow, and die. Each birth...

Childbirth

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Overview of Toxic Compounds Causing Mutation and Disrupt

3 pages / 1372 words

Introduction Nowadays, there are various chemicals being exposed to human naturally or synthetically. It can be present in pharmaceutical products, cosmetics, pesticides and even foods. Few of the chemicals present in typical daily product may be cancer inducing chemicals that can be dangerous for human...

Body Chemical Reaction