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…. 3.2 The Effects on A Persons Health As previously stated, eighty-nine percent of teenagers in Australia are unaware of the harmful health effects of mobile phones. Statistically, cellular phones increase the risk of brain cancer. Cellula phones can do…

…(the uptake) will provide a feeling of satisfaction causing the individual to feel less hungry. The brain has also been studied. They have suggested that the lateral hypothalamus stimulates eating and the feeling hunger while that ventromedial hypothalamus creates…

…was just 26 years old. This heart attack cut off the blood supply to her brain causing massive brain damage. Doctors have said that she has only primitive brain stem activity. Most doctors say that no treatment will ever help Terry recover. Terry is now…

…to drugs in different amounts and various ways according to their own particular drug, sensitivities, personalities, physiologies, and even anatomical structure. "Two organs of the body - the liver and the brain most frequently act as 'shock organs' in respect…

…exposure is most dangerous. The effects of albinism on the eye and brain are not quite as well understood as they are with skin. In the eye, more specifically the retina, melanin pigment is necessary for the normal functioning and development of the fovea…

…Meningitis Meningitis is an infection of the fluid of a person's spinal cord and the fluid that surrounds the brain. People sometimes refer to it as spinal meningitis. Meningitis is usually caused by a viral or bacterial infection. Knowing whether…

…) This allows the brain to survive while the patient is cooled with ice to temperatures at which oxygen is no longer needed.(Alcor Procedures) This cooling also protects the brain in both during and after periods of absent or low blood flow.(Alcor Procedures…

…(inflammation of the spinal cord and brain) in elderly patients during an outbreak in Israel in 1957. Equine disease was first noted in Egypt and France in the early 1960s. The first appearance of WN virus in North America in 1999, with encephalitis reported…

…damage drinking alcohol causes. The effects of alcohol on the body include damage to the brain, heart, liver, stomach, skin, reproductive organs and weight (Goodman par 3). Steady drinking leads to permanent changes in the brain. One of the permanent…

…in our very being, illustrated by the fact that we have a brain, are made up of DNA, and yet we can also think, and experience pain. Thus, there must be a relationship between the mind and body, which leads us to the basic goal of the mind/body problem…