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Facts about obesity
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Women are more likely than men to be obese in all age groups. Babies born to obese mothers have an increased risk of asthma. Obesity ...
How can an x-ray see inside the human body?
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X-rays are like ordinary rays of light, except for one thing, they have a shorter wavelength. Because of this, a beam of this length has mor...
Natural body coats
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An effective insulator is needed to maintain body temperature in an icy climate. Mammals have hair or fat that isolates their bodies, but hu...
why does the human brain have wrinkles?
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It has a very simple reason: to increase the area of the cortex - where the most important brain processes of our and other species take pla...
What is the most common blood group?
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There is information that 45 percent of the world's population belongs to blood type O, so it is sometimes referred to as 'unive...
What is Physiology?
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Claude Bernard, the father of Physiology Physiology is the study of how living structures work. For example, in order to keep aliv...
What is Menstruation?
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Menstruation is the term applied to the periodic discharge of blood from the womb or uterus of the human female. This normal function ...
What is gangrene?
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Gangrene is the death and decay of body tissue. There are several kinds of gangrene . The most common kind, called dry gangrene, occurs ...
What are Viruses?
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Most viruses are very small (submicroscopic) bodies. They can be seen best only with an electron microscope. Viruses will pass through...
Gastritis
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Gastritis is the acute or chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the stomach. Gastritis is characterized by nausea, vomit...
What is Cancer?
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The tiny "bricks" our bodies are built of are called cells. A single one of these cells is too small to be seen without a micro...
Nerve cells
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Nerve cells or neurons are found in the nervous system and help parts of the body work together. They also make an animal or man aware of...
What is digestion?
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Digestion is the breakdown of complex food materials into simple compounds by chemical and physical means. The digestion of food supplies...
WHAT IS DERMATITIS?
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Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin. Dermatitis may be caused by infectious microorganisms; allergies; chronic irritation; exposure...
The Nails
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Nails, claws and hoofs are found at the end of the digits (fingers and toes). These are all produced by the skin. A hoof surrounds the ...
What is a hernia?
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Hernia, or rupture, results from a break in cavity walls within the body. Many organs of the body, like the lungs, heart, or intestines, ...
The nose
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The nose is an area on the front end of the head. It usually has two openings. Some animal noses stick out as man's does. The trunk...
What are Geriatrics?
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Everywhere people are living longer. Consequently it is estimated that before long one-third of the entire population of the United State...
Dandruff
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Dandruff is a white or grayish scales shed from the scalp. Dandruff is a symptom of a skin disorder, known as seborrheic dermatitis, whic...
Corns and calluses
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Corns and calluses are thickenings of the outer layer of skin caused by friction, chronic irritation, or pressure. Corns are cone-shaped ...
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