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Health & Fitness > Medical Concerns & Issues What is chronic pain?: 1 of 6
Pain which is divided into chronic pain and acute pain, is a sensation that we perceive after stimulation of pain receptors that are located in the various tissues and organs of the body including the skin. Acute pain is normally felt within a very short time after stimulation of the pain receptor. Pain associated with need... More..
Health & Fitness > Cancer What is cancer: 2 of 11
Cancer is directly related to cell division. Cells that do not divide such as neurons of the brain and muscle cells and red blood cells cannot become cancerous. Therfore cancer of the brain is rare, although it can occur due to the presence of other brain cells that are supportive in function and are called glial cells. These... More..
Health & Fitness > Healthy Living & Wellness Liver health and effects of alcohol: 1 of 5
The liver is a vital organ in the human body. It has so many functions that we cannot live without it. The funtions of the liver include the following functions: Proteins metabolism and carbohydrate metabolism and in particular glucose metabolism which is called glycolysis. Glycolysis is important along with oxidative phospho... More..
Health & Fitness > Digestive Diseases How do laxatives work?: 5 of 20
Laxatives are chemical compounds that help through their action on the intestine to evacuate its content. There are several types of laxatives, each works in a different way. Normally, the food ingested to the stomach is passed to the small and large intestine by a movement of the intestinal wall that is called peristalsis. ... More..
Sciences > Physiology Understanding skin, its roles and functions: 4 of 16
The skin is the outermost layer covering the body surface. It is composed of two main layers, on is called the epidermis, which is the outermost covering of the skin. Deep to it is the dermis layer, which is a connective tissue that contains blood vessels, nerves and glands. The epidermis does not have blood supply,therefor... More..
Health & Fitness > Diabetes What are diabetic complications?: 1 of 4
Diabetes Mellitus is a medical syndrome of the endocrinology speciality. It is characterized by abnormal glucose metabolism in the blood. Diabetes Mellitus is divided into two types. These are: Insulin dependent diabetes Mellitus or IDDM and insulin independent diabetes Mellitus or IIDM. Insulin is a small protein that is req... More..
Sciences > Chemistry What are transition metals?: 1 of 4
Transition metals are those elements in the periodic table with incompletely filled d shells with electrons. Transition metals start in the left with the scandium group which has the 4s2-3d1 electronic configuration, and ends in the right with the zinc group which has the 4s2-3d10 electronic configuration. Based on the previ... More..
Sciences > Chemistry An overview about the chemical element Magnesium: 1 of 4
Magnesium is similar to sodium and potassium in toxicity towards human tissue in that the pure metal is toxic to cells, while the ions are not only unharmful but also function as cofactor for several key enzymes in the body. This behaviour of magnesium is similar to that of calcium ions which are also required by the body mai... More..
Health & Fitness > Diabetes What is diabetes insipidus?: 1 of 4
Diabetes insipidus is an endocrine disorder of the pituitary gland. The pituitary gland is a small gland that is located below the hypothalamus at the bottom of the brain. It secretes sever hormones. Five of them are secreted by the anterior part of the pituitary gland and two of them are secreted by the posterior part. ... More..
Sciences > Physiology How the liver works: 5 of 17
The human liver is second in size after the skin, which is considered as an organ. The liver is situated in the right upper side of the abdomen. It is attached to the gallbladder through canals, which are used to transport bile from the liver to the gallbladder for storage, and for use by the intestine for digesting food. The... More..