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Infectious Diseases, Immunity & Allergies

May-28-24

Infectious diseases, immunity and allergies are closely related concepts that determine human health and well-being. Infectious diseases arise as a result of infection of ...

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Anthropometry

May-28-24

A set of methods and techniques for assessing the morphological characteristics of the human body: measuring height, weight, external body shape (skull size, chest circum ...

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Chapter 12. When It's Snowing Outside

May-28-24

Chapter 12. When It's Snowing Outside. When there is snow outside, it can cause euphoria and joy in children. They can run, jump and sled while creating snow sculptures a ...

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Marburg fever

May-28-24

An acute viral disease characterized by a severe course, high mortality, hemorrhagic syndrome, damage to the liver, gastrointestinal tract and central nervous system. Eti ...

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Plantain Flea.

May-28-24

Plantain Flea An annual herbaceous short-hairy plant of the plantain family, 5-40 cm high. Taproot. The stem is erect, branched, and has hairs in the upper half. Leaves a ...

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Nose bleed

May-28-24

Nose bleed Bleeding from the nose can be a symptom of both local damage to the nose and a general disease of the body. The most common causes of nosebleeds are injuries, ...

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Common Raspberry.

May-28-24

Common raspberry: description, cultivation, use in cooking and medicine Common raspberry (Rubus idaeus) is a biennial shrub of the Rosaceae family that grows to 1.5–2 m i ...

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Prodromal Ii (Subclinical)

May-28-24

Prodromal Ii (Subclinical) - this term is used to describe the period preceding the detection of obvious symptoms of the disease. During this period, the patient may not ...

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Fermentation

May-28-24

Fermentation is the enzymatic breakdown of any organic substance under anaerobic conditions, which supplies the cell with energy for other processes. During fermentation, ...

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Pendink

May-28-24

Pendinka is mainly a “Tashkent” disease, observed occasionally in other places. It starts with a small wound on the nostril, which gradually grows and eats away the entir ...

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