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    Natalie Caparelli Mrs.Stanton October 5, 2015 Is Nuclear Chemistry Worth The Risk? Pros and Cons of Nuclear Chemistry in Medicine Nuclear chemistry, along with its advantages, has many cons such as extended decay periods, emission of radioactive particles into the atmosphere, and negative side effects from its many medical uses. Radioactive particles vary in strength, alpha particles, for example, are able to pass through sheet of paper. On the other hand, gamma rays are about to pass through…

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    diagnostic tools has played a major role, in the development of personalized medicine , to identify specific biological markers, that has achieved the best medical treatments for each patient. Modern approaches apply personalized treatment for cancer therapy according to genotype-based selection of patients, to spare those who would not respond…

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    The third most common cancer present in children is Neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is a cancerous tumor that erupts from the nerve cells in the fetus and are called neuroblasts. It is an extremely rare disease with less than twenty-thousand cases per year in the US, with the most taking place in the age range of newborns to eighteen years of age. Neuroblastoma doesn’t just affect the people with the disease, it also affects the people around them, including family and friends. There are many…

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    November 8th, 1895 is a day that will forever be considered one of the most significant days in the world of medicine. This is the day that a German Scientist named Wilhelm C. Roentgen accidentally discovered the x-ray while experimenting with a Crookes tube. This discovery allowed the inside of the human body to be viewed without having to perform unnecessary surgery. From this discovery, x-rays became “a key element in the identification, diagnosing, and treatment of many types of medical…

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    Many of you have known about specific VIPs taking after a gluten-free diet. On the off chance that you likewise knew about the colossal medical advantages, you may think about whether without gluten the approach is. All things considered, more than 55 infections have been connected to gluten. What's more, 99% of individuals with celiac sickness or gluten affectability go un-analyzed. On the off chance that you find that you have gluten sensitivity, you are right along what's accepted to be more…

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    Multiple sclerosis, also known as MS, is an immune-mediated progression in which an atypical reaction of the body’s immune system is charged against the central nervous system (The National Multiple Sclerosis Society). The central nervous system includes the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves. The antigen — or object the immune cells are triggered to attack — remains unidentified, which is why MS is regarded by many specialist to be "immune-mediated" instead of "autoimmune." The immune system…

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    At the end of May last year, my family had to deal with distressing news. The doctors had discovered a tumour in my mother’s pituitary gland, a gland that is connected to the base of the brain and controls several of the other hormone glands. It devastated our family to even think about the possibility of the tumour being cancerous. So after a few tests, we nervously had to wait for the results. We were blessed when we found out that the tumour was not cancerous. Though we did have to worry…

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    At the top of countless New Year's resolution lists is the desire to lose weight. Whether it is 20 pounds or 50 pounds, so many people want to feel better and look better too. The weight loss journey is notoriously challenging for so many people. However, if you struggle in this area, there is hope. If you really harness the benefits of regular cardiovascular exercise and a good diet, you can shed pounds in no time. Follow these suggested strategies in order to look good and feel even better.…

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    Diagnosis & Tests Either a doctor or a certified speech-language pathologist will be called in to diagnose a possible case of dysarthria. At a typical exam, the patient will give a health care provider their medical history, which should include a list of all medications currently being taken. A physical exam will then be conducted to determine the problem and its severity. A speech-language pathologist would look at the movement of several muscles and structures involved in speech such as the…

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    Hodgkin's Disease

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    It is cancer of the lymphocytes. The lymphocytes begin to grow out of control and destroy tissues in the body. According to The American Cancer Society, Hodgkin disease can start almost anywhere because lymphoid tissue is in many parts of the body. It will most often start in the lymph nodes in the upper part of the body. The most common sites are in the chest, neck or under the arms (cancer.org). Because the cancer cells of Hodgkin’s disease can invade and…

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