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    Adrenal incidentaloma (AI) refers to an otherwise unsuspected adrenal mass found in up to 5 % of patients undergoing radiological imaging. As high as one in five incidentalomas are functional; hypersecretion of cortisol causing Cushing’s or Subclinical Cushing’s Syndrome (SCS), catecholamines leading to pheochromocytoma, aldosterone resulting in primary aldosteronism (Conn’s syndrome), androgens leading to virilization of patients, and in very rare cases renin manifesting as secondary…

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    It has been suggested that such pigmentation may cause problems with intestinal absorption of nutrients.(6-7) Although the diagnosis of PDG is clear on endoscopy nevertheless differential diagnosis includes necrosis, metastatic melanoma, and ingestion of charcoal (8) and alkalis.(9) PGD is mostly asymptomatic but cases have been reported in the literature in which patients presented with dyspeptic symptoms. Histologically, pigments are deposited in the lysosomes of macrophages…

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    Abortion Ethical Dilemmas

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    However, this essay draws the line at acts of pro-choice and pro-life. Background of the Issue Cancers most commonly seen in childbearing age of women includes cervical cancer, breast cancer, melanoma, lymphoma, and acute leukemia. Women, today, are continuing their pregnancies despite diagnosis and prognosis. The term abortion means loss and expulsion of an in utero fetus, without considering the age of the fetus or even the cause of the loss…

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    People Should Have More Freedom When it Comes to Tanning The use of tanning beds has become a new trend. Although, tanning beds have been around for years, they are just now being more frequently used. People of all ages are partaking in this new trend. The reason why people use tanning beds varies from person to person. No matter why people are using them, they have both positives and negative side effects to their usage. Before participating in the use of tanning beds, make yourself aware…

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    Bismuth Research Paper

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    Bismuth is the 83rd chemical in the periodic table. It is found as a natural metal on the surface of the earth. Bi has a ground state electronic configuration of [Xe]4f145d106s26p3 and trivalent and pentavalent Bi, Bi(III) and Bi(V), respectively, are the two predominant oxidation states. [27] It was discovered over a thousand years ago but was often confused with tin and lead. It is a prevalent post transition metal, which chemically resembles arsenic or antimony. Bismuth is the most naturally…

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    Jauvia Merck Case Study

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    Does Januvia signify the beginning of Merck and Co’s (NYSE:MRK) downfall? Merck and Co. (NYSE:MRK) is one of the leading pharmaceuticals in America, if not the world. It provides top of the range healthcare solutions to almost all kind of medical problems. Recently though, Merck and Co. hit a bump in the road with its stocks coming down by 0.79% to $50.55 on Monday the 12th of October 2015 . There was one drug majorly blamed for this: Januvia. Januvia: The answer to our problems or here to raid…

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    Melanoma DUE JANUARY 4TH Compare and Contrast the cell cycle of a normal cell and cancer cell. ○ Explain the similarities and differences at each stage of the cell cycle in cancer and normal cells: How do cancer cells and normal cells behave similarly & differently in G1 In a normal cell during G1 it would increase its supply of proteins, double the amount of organelles and begin its first growth, if the cell is bad then the tumor suppressor gene would slow down or stop the cycle to repair it…

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    The sun, a star that is the center of the Solar System. This star gives necessities we, the humans living on Earth need such as natural sunlight. Although natural sunlight benefits humans by giving them Vitamin D, this sunlight can also harm humans(1). Natural sunlight contains UV (ultraviolet) rays, an electromagnetic radiation invisible to the human eye. The UV rays that reaches the Earth’s surface consists of UVB rays and UVA rays. The UVA rays can penetrate the deeper layers of a human’s…

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    due to ozone depletion can cause skin cancer to develop in more people. In fact, the United Nations Environment Program states that even a one percent depletion of the earth’s ozone layer can lead to a two to three percent increase in cases of non-melanoma skin cancer. UV radiation can also subdue the body’s way of fighting infections, making people more susceptible to contracting diseases (“Some Effects”). This happens when the skin absorbs too much UV radiation and becomes overloaded with…

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    The Schopenhauer Cure (2005) by Irvin Yalom is about a sixty five year-old psychiatrist, Julius Hertzfeld, who has been confronted by death when he finds out that he has a life threatening form of cancer, malignant melanoma. He has at least a year of good health, and he decides to live out the remaining of his life to the fullest and continue with his therapy work. Facing mortality, he began to examine his life and therapy work. Julius wondered what happened to his old patients, especially…

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