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A collection of 45 posts

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Chronicles of the woman’s menstrual cycle (using myself as the case study)

A story of a women's menstrual cycle using personal examples and learning from them.

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Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Putting Light on FLT3 Mutation

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a phenotypically and genetically heterogeneous but aggressive disease. Major progress has been made to understand mechanisms of leukemogenesis in AML.

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Dementia: A Memory Maze

Dementia is a collection of symptoms caused by damage to the brain affecting cognitive functions such as memory, problem-solving, language, and personality.

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Ichthyosis Vulgaris

Ichthyosis Vulgaris is a mild skin disorder mostly caused by genetic anomalies which leads to dry scaly skins.

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Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a chronic eye condition commonly seen among the elderly.

life story Featured

Overcoming adversities and obstacles in life

Overcoming difficult moments and obstacles in life requires a greater mental and psychological effort to achieve peace and emotional stability.

Breast Cancer Featured

Pink October : Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is in October and Amina, our Student Author gives the best preventative steps for breast cancer I've ever read.

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What You Should Know About Thalassemia

Thalassemia is a genetic form of anemia that affects children of both sexes , most of them are from the Mediterranean regions , Africa and Asia . Its symptoms appear at an early age, and may be delayed until adolescence. Thalassemia in its simplified form represents a quantitative disorder of  hemoglobin i.e

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HYPOSPADIA

Hypospadia and culture aspects.

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Quick Motivational Poem/Thoughts

Motivational start to my journey as an Author and future contributor to this site.

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Can the Aging Process be Delayed?

It is often said that the human body tends to go long before the mind, but even so, many minds remain quite young despite the passing of time and the passing of years.

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Drug Resistance

Drug Resistance is the reduced potency of a medication that would normally eliminate microbes to cure a disease that increases death risk.

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The Energy Provided by a Cup of Coffee in the Morning

Coffee is a beverage rich in antioxidants which slows down cellular aging. What are the other benefits of coffee?

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Positivism and the Small Positive Things

The little things in our lives represent a great importance, because it teaches us to value the little things we have currently in our lives in order to realize that in many cases we have the motivation we need and at the same time we have everything.

Education Featured

Sight Problems and their Disadvantages

Many people with vision problems have different problems in their day to day life, trying to lead a normal life and in many cases depending on the degree of the vision problem they have, there are many more disadvantages as the problem progresses.

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Why Is It Important to Exercise in the Morning

Why exercise is crucial in the morning to gain muscle and stay energetic?

Japan Featured

Pin Pin Korori : The Japanese Story Behind The Term

According to the latest data from Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, women in Nagano prefecture can expect to live an average of 87.2 years, while men can look forward to living 80.9 years.

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For The Love Of Fitness

For 80% of humans, fitness goal either tops the list or is between 1-5 on the list. You are not alone.

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Consequences of Staying Up at Night for Many Hours

All people who sleep little tend to gain weight and have decreases in insulin. Many people say that when they wake up and try to recover lost sleep on the weekends they cannot repair the damage of a week of sleepless nights.

self learning Featured

Dealing With Others

We live in a society where we have to deal with others. Do we have to? why we have to?

disorder Featured

Seasonal Affective Disorder

In 1984, the psychiatrist Norman Rosenthal had no choice but to describe this condition and to name it as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

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Why Oil Has to be Taken Seriously?

If there is an option for you to reach a state of health for your body and soul, won't you take it? Then you should read this one and find out about it.

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What Makes a Woman a Mother

What makes a woman a mother? Have you ever asked yourself this question?

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Benefits of Apple

Apple juice can help in combating or avoid Alzheimer's and fight cancer.

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Is Music a Cure For Cancer?

According to a recent German study, music was found to reduce pain by 50%. That was after that scientists at the Max Planck Center for Cognitive and Neurosciences in Germany developed the Jim in Mathematical Musical System