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Stem cell A cell that plays a major role in the continuous regeneration of the whole body☝🏻 The fact is that it is able to self-renew and differentiate (divide) into more highly specialized cells. For example, stem cells in the skin allow us to regularly renew our "cover" or blood stem cells (hematopoietic) from which all types of all mature blood cells (red blood cells, platelets and leukocytes) are formed. By this "dividing" potential, the function attracts scientists for research, particularly in cellular regenerative medicine. 
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Dementia A pathological condition that leads to a comprehensive deterioration of thinking. The person may lose the ability to construct speech, understand it, count, or simply navigate. Why does dementia develop? The best known and most common cause is Alzheimer's disease. But other illnesses and injuries also lead to the development of dementia. Suffer from this degenerative process in the brain, most often the elderly. But young people also suffer from dementia, accounting for 9% of cases. -
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The animation features a class A immunoglobulin. And it advises you to work out in the gym in the afternoon. The fact is that physical activity in the morning hours decreases the level of class A immunoglobulins. And this leads to an increased risk of infectious diseases. So, not necessarily to start working out at 7:00😉 -
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One of the methods to eliminate atrial septal defect This is a congenital pathology in which the oval window, the opening between the atria, does not close during embryogenesis. Failure to close this "window" leads to serious hemodynamic abnormalities. The animation shows the method of "closing" the opening between the atria without large incisions, but by catheterization of the heart. -
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Sternocleidomastoid Muscle (SCM) Yeah, it's not an easy name😁 But if you figure out where this muscle is located, everything falls into place. It starts from the handle of the sternum and clavicle, and attaches to the mastoid process of the temporal bone. You can find it yourself by turning your head to the side and putting your hand on the opposite side of your neck - the SCM will be in a taut position. As you may have already recognized, this muscle is responsible for turning the head as well as keeping the head upright and flexing the spine in the cervical region. -
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Why does a person need five fingers? To begin with, it's worth answering the question "why five fingers?" because our genes are involved. Since we belong to a vertebrate lineage that evolved from aquatic animals that once emerged on the Earth's surface, they all had five-fingered limbs. To put it crudely, from fins to arms🙌🏻 At that, purely anatomically and physiologically - a five-toed limb does not have any special advantages over a limb with another number of fingers (for example, four or six). It is just a result of coincidence, we could have even 8 fingers😁 -
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What do asthmatics inhale and whether it can improve non-asthmatics' breathing? Most commonly, inhalers contain β2-adrenoblockers. These are substances that selectively block β2-adrenoceptors located in the bronchi. Since these receptors are responsible for bronchial constriction, treatment is aimed at suppressing their function. Such therapy can not help "non asthmatic", because far from always pulmonary pathology is caused by bronchial constriction👐🏻 -
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Amnesia is when a person doesn't remember what happened to him before? None🙌🏻 Only some types of this disease fit this description. Like psychogenic (a person only forgets traumatic events) and the most famous one - retrograde (does not remember events that happened before amnesia). In fact, there are several other significant and interesting (if I may say so) types of amnesia. Anterograde - the patient cannot remember new events, but remembers everything before the amnesia. Dissociative - the person forgets facts from his or her personal life, but "universal knowledge" persists. Fixative - memory impairment for current (more than a few minutes) events. Or here's another amnesia that every person has - childhood amnesia. After all, by and large we do not remember our own -
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In 2018, according to the World Health Organization, 228 million people worldwide got ill with malaria and 405,000 died from it And that's despite the fact that thanks to massive anti-malaria interventions between 2000 and 2015, malaria deaths decreased by 62% and morbidity decreased by more than 50%. Now take a moment away from the Universal Coronavirus Megapandemic and try to remember the last time you read or heard about a malaria epidemic. Who can remember the exact date? In these information-rich times, not only infectious disease agents can create epidemics and pandemics, but also journalists and bloggers. -
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What does it take for an outbreak to occur? The answer is simple. Only three factors are needed for an outbreak to occur: the pathogen, its transmission routes, and the susceptibility to it. -
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U.S. doctors showed how coronavirus affects human lungs Physicians at George Washington University Hospital created a 3D computer model of the lungs based on CT scan data from a real coronavirus patient. The yellow areas are lung damage. -
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What is the difference between ligaments and tendons? Since we tend to confuse these two concepts, which is completely wrong. Ligaments are the connective tissue formation that binds (excuse the tautology) the bones inside the joints together. For example, they are what prevents a condition like a dislocation. And tendons connect the bone and muscles, as if they were a continuation of the bone (muscle). Thus, tendons, unlike ligaments, hardly "stretch" and can therefore "tear". -
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What makes bones pliable? Primarily due to their high content of mineral salts. Without them, our bones would quite simply "crack" and our habitual movements would be extremely difficult. Children have a higher proportion of organic matter in their bones than adults. Therefore, they are more flexible and susceptible to change. For this reason, it is in childhood that bone deformities develop. Some of these deformities are scoliosis and flat feet. -
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The heart starts beating as early as day 22 of intrauterine development At that point, the heart is called a blood tube, or more accurately, a bend in the blood tube. And by the end of the 6th week, the heart increases in volume and from a one-chambered to a two-chambered. And during the next two months, the familiar four-chambered heart begins to form.