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…and the symptoms become more pronounced (Video). Deterioration is noticeable in ares such as: work or academic achievement , how one relates to others, and personal care and hygiene (Video). Symptoms of schizophrenia are noticed in several different areas…
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…a supervised routine of medical care' (DEA Docket No. 86-22, 57). It doesn't make sense then, for marijuana to be illegal in the United States when alcohol poisoning is a major cause of death in this country and approximately 400,000 premature deaths…
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…just a few "rainy days and Mondays" to have placed Faith Community Hospital in the critical care situation it is currently facing. Their "mission to promote the health and well-being of the people in the communities they serve through a comprehensive…
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…). The resulting of this combining of DNA technology has formed the basis of modern biotechnology, medical developments, and forensic science (Tortona, Funke, Case 443). These fields resulted in recombinant DNA technology, "which has formed the basis of modern…
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…in rats, leading to claims that the drug must be more addictive than previously thought. To critics, it is just another example of those old exaggerated fears. What nobody tells you, says John Morgan, a pharmacologist at City University of New York Medical
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…of this super virus is like an extreme case of the flu, loss of appetite, fever, weakness, vomiting, and jaundice, only that this virus can cause liver damage and be very dangerous if not cared for. The only treatment for this virus is to get medical attention…
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…by involuntary movements, such as uncontrollable motions of the hand, and in some cases drooling. These symptoms will often differ from person to person, and may even change over time. Some cerebral palsy patients will also be affected by other medical disorders…
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…in the historical medical literature starting with the Civil War, when a PTSD-like disorder was known as "Da Costa's Syndrome." There are particularly good descriptions of posttraumatic stress symptoms in the medical literature on combat veterans of World War II…
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…an enormous impact on our families and the future of our children. Genetics is a science, and the scientists are both influencing and influenced by contemporary culture. Therefore, the issues of genetics are framed in a response to current medical, social…
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…affects as many as 30 million men in the United States. The cause may be vascular, neurogenic, hormonal, drug-related, psychogenic, or a combination. Fortunately, several treatment options and medications have been made available to the public in recent years…
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