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…for the brain of an animal such as an ape (which is what we supposedly evolved from) to develop into a human brain. A higher power must have created the human brain. The brain has the ability to make a human think logically, make decisions, feel and express…

…, although less serious than rupturing a lung, has, on occasion, been fatal. It brings intolerable pain and recurring bouts of the bends. Even when it is not severe it could progressively damage parts of the body, such as, the heart, brain, bones, and nerves…

…protein called BCR-ABL, which causes the cancerous white blood cells to grow out of control. Research is underway to test Gleevec's effectiveness against some kinds of brain, lung, prostate, colorectal and pancreatic cancers. Heinrich is optimistic about…

…by a shortage of Lithium in the brain. One forum participant said he vaguely remembered reading an article that tried to link dog bites in childhood with bipolar disorder! In short, there is a great deal of misinformation out there. To compound the confusion…

…in the family and may have friends. However, to legally have this disorder, one must show the symptoms listed above, and be completely suspicious and hostility toward others.         Another possibility widely being speculated upon is the brain. In the brain…

…in the human body. Most cells have a specific function such as liver cells, skin cells, brain cells and so forth, and once they have taken on this function, in a process called differentiation, they can't be adapted for any other function. Stem cells, however, have…

…of cocaine is smuggled out of South America each year. Half of this cocaine ends up on the streets of the United States.         Cocaine is a stimulant. That means that when it is used, it speeds up the way the brain works. It causes the brain to send…

…that was depicted in the movie, "2001:A Space Odyssey." In the movie, Hal, the AI, controlled a large space craft. Instead of creating a brain in a box like in the movie, Rodney is putting the mind of a human into the body of a robot. Cog isn’t yet a true humanoid robot…

…. Biological Rhythm: A natural bodily cycle, a rhythm of life, and is a very important part of sleep. 2. Sleep Deprivation: The loss of sleep. This can change the way the brain functions. Everyone needs a certain number of hours of sleep to revive brain…

…then they are a beige-brown colour. The males are shorter and wide and the females are long and skinny. Sea monkeys aren't the smartest things you'll know, that's because they don't have a brain! Yes you heard me sea monkeys don't have a brain. Instead of a brain…