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83In Psychiatric Wards: Past and Present Day
Not many people see the inside of a psychiatric ward for themselves, except for movies and television. This is an inside look at the psychiatric wards past and present.
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82Coma Walkthrough: Tips and Guides For The Online Game Coma
Wondering how to beat the free online adventure game, Coma? Read this walk through for guides, tips, and tricks to beating Coma.
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88In Mexico, Doctors May Sleep Better at Night (Plus Barry's Story)
Not All Doctors Get a License to Steal Becoming a doctor in Mexico is a vastly different journey than that of his peers in the USA and the UK. It often appears in North America that receiving a medical...
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77Why and How Narcotics/ Intoxicants/Chemicals have degenerative effect on human psyche and consciousness?
To relieve the stresses and tensions created by modern age of technology and contradictions/ paradoxes and heightened sense of competitiveness, ambitiousness and lasciviousness the use of narcotics/ intoxicants/ chemicals have increased...
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80Psychosomatic Illnesses: Conversion Disorder
A look at a psychological disorder that mimics medical conditions including blindness and paralysis.
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76Hormonal disturbance- Hypothyroid symptoms
This hub provides information about what is hypothyroidism, what is the signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism, what is the investigation for hypothyroidism, what is the treatment for hypothyroidism, what is the complication of hypothyroidism and what is the prognosis of hypothyroidism .
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68A Life without Sleep
This blog first focuses on the intricacy sleep has on today's society, then provides insight on what it might be like if we did not need to sleep.
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87Medically Induced or Self-induced Coma
A coma is described as a profound state of unconsciousness from which a person cannot be awakened. It comes from the Greek word koma, meaning deep sleep. A person can go into a coma for a variety of reasons such as; severe blood loss, epilepsy,...
77GLUCOMETER - An essential tool for diabetes control
Diabetes Mellitus is silent killer. It works continuously behind the patients eye. Sometimes the patient don’t know about the killer that is working inside him. Occasionally he went to a doctor for a...
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89What it feels like to be in a Coma
I remember hearing people around me. Everyone was staring at me and I could feel it, but I couldn't open my eyes to look at them. I remember hearing the familiar voices of my loved ones talking about my every movement like it was a miracle. "LOOK! She moved her finger!" someone would say. "I wonder if she can hear us?" someone else would ask. Then I heard my mom, my rock, the one with all the info (which she made sure of to the best of her ability) "Yes, she can hear you." She told them. And at
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