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    known as “hay fever,” best fits the symptoms presented in this case study as this condition is becoming an increasing common issue in the U.S. AR is the inflammation of the nasal membranes induced after exposure to allergens via IgE-mediated hypersensitivity reactions (Min, 2010). This condition is characterized by symptoms of watery rhinorrhea, nasal obstruction, nasal itching and sneezing and is also frequently accompanied by symptoms involving the eyes, ears and throat, including itching of…

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    What is Erythema Multiforme? By Susha Cheriyedath, MSc Erythema multiforme is a hypersensitivity disorder that mostly affects children and young adults, though it can affect people of any age. Erythema multiforme is part of a group of 3 related skin disorders and it is the mildest of the three. The other two more severe disorders are Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis. Erythema multiforme is a very rare condition affecting males more than females. Symptoms of Erythema…

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    It is the study of the experiences of a disturbed and alienated mind. Maya compares Gautama to her father at every step and thus ruins her marital life completely. Maya's hypersensitivity is her tragic flaw which coupled with her circumstances, becomes the root cause of dissonance in her relationship with Gautama. Anita Desai has used symbols in the novel. The sky is the symbol of her total mind. They daylight is her conscious…

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    Sensitive America The Article, “Green Guilt” proposed that the guilt formerly derived from religious belief is being replaced by social movements such as environmentalism. The author, Steven Asma, relates the almost obsessive green habits to the high moral standards set by various religions, namely Christianity. He goes even further to proclaim that environmentalism is a substitute for religion. You can argue that there are some similarities between the two, but it is misleading to compare the…

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    Autism Vs Boys

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    Autism spectrum disorders have seemed to become more prevalent in the United States general population in the past fifty years. One in sixty-eight children are diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, with a disproportionate amount of boys having one. Boys are four times as likely than girls to have autism, with every one boy out of forty-two being diagnosed. The growing number of children that are diagnosed everyday has raised concerns in both parents and scientists as to why now do there…

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    person. The psychiatric symptoms that result from extended periods of an isolated environment of confinement are so prevalent that psychiatrist created a name for it: "Reduced Environmental Stimuli" (RES). Symptoms according to an article were "hypersensitivity to external stimuli, perceptual distortions, illusions and hallucinations, panic attacks, difficulties in thinking, concentration, and memory, 'intrusive obsessional…

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    There is also a hematologic adverse effect that leads to hemolytic anemia. The hepatic adverse effect is hepatotoxicity. The vicine, which is the seed inside the bitter melon, can cause toxicity if ingested. Bitter melon can also activate a hypersensitivity reaction in some people. Some drug interactions with the use of bitter melon any hypoglycemic drugs along with insulin, which can cause a rapid decrease in blood sugar levels when used simultaneously. It also has a known drug interaction with…

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    Fungal Keratitis Overview Keratitis is a generalized term used for the ‘Inflammation of Cornea'. Fungal Infection cause the inflammation of cornea for example Fusarium (one type of fungi) when causes Keratitis it is called 'Fusarium Keratitis'. Keratitis may be Superficial or deep, superficial Keratitis affects the superficial layers of cornea and after treatment leaves no scar while the deep Fungal Keratitis may or may not leave a scar after healing which may or may not affect vision of the…

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    FD&C Red Number 40 Food is a staple in our everyday lives, along with water it is one of the things we literally cannot live without. As an American, it is hard to eat a nutritious diet with all the fast food options and processed foods right at our fingertips. However, one aspect of our food that is of big concern for some individuals are artificial color additives. If you pick up your favorite cereal, beverage, or even your mouthwash and start to read the ingredients list you may see some of…

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    The film Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close follows a young boy named Oskar who has recently lost his father in the 9/11 attacks in 2001. While we are never expressly told of Oskar’s disorder, his interactions with others and general behaviour allow for the conclusion that Oskar has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Before his father’s passing, Oskar is given tasks that attempt to encourage the development of his social skills since Oskar has “a hard time” talking to other people. Each task…

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