Atomic bomb to extinguish fires The atomic bomb has been used to extinguish fires, in this case gas well fires. The operation atomic bomb to extinguish fires was not to use the blast on...
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Hemianopsia: Definition, Causes, Solutions | Semiology of optical pathways
Hemianopsia Hemianopsia is decrease or loss of vision in half of the visual field in one or both eyes. Depending on the case, it can be considered unilateral or bilateral, lateral or altitudinal, homonymous...
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Scleritis (Sclera is the white part of eyeball), one of the eye diseases
Scleritis (Sclera is the white part of eyeball) eye diseases Scleritis is a severe and sometimes necrotizing inflammation that threatens vision involving the deep episclera and the sclera. Symptoms are moderate to severe pain,...
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Dangers of Pesticide Residues in Food | In fruits and vegetables and some health aspects
Dangers of Pesticide Residues in Food Pesticides are used to protect crops from insects, weeds, fungi and other pests. Pesticides are potentially toxic to humans and can have chronic and acute health effects, depending...
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Liver Failure (acute) | Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment
Acute Liver Failure Acute hepatic failure or liver failure is defined as a major and overall impairment of liver function occurring over a period of a few days to a few weeks (with a...
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Brain Damage (Brain Injury) | Common Causes, Different Types and Effects
Brain Damage The term brain injury or brain damage refers to damage to the brain caused by illness or accident. The consequences of injuries are similar, regardless of their cause. They are complex, varied...
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Eye Diseases and Common Eye Problems (List of eye diseases and disorders)
Eye Diseases Eye diseases can affect many anatomical structures: cornea, iris, lens, vitreous, retina, optic nerve… These diseases can be of infectious, inflammatory, metabolic, tumor, traumatic or degenerative origin. Let’s take a look at...
Read More Angiography (arteriography) | Definition, usage, purpose and how is the examination done
Angiography An arteriography or angiography is an x-ray examination of the arteries. This exam allows an optimal analysis of all arteries in the whole body. Arteries are the vessels that bring oxygenated blood to...
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Money Management | 6 methods of position management | One of your priorities in trading
Money Management Trading for money is good, trading while controlling your losses is better. This is the goal of Money Management, which is to prevent you from losing too much money. Traders generally know...
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Presbyopia (Old Eyes) | Signs, Symptoms, Types and Solutions
Presbyopia (Old Eyes) Presbyopia or old eye is an age-related loss of vision to see the surroundings clearly without suitable eyeglass correction. Presbyopia is not a disease, but the age-related loss of normal eyes...
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Parents Regret Having Children | Burnout Parental Psychology, Taboo But Real
Parents Regret Having Children They love their children, but they regret having children. In a society that values motherhood, women who know these feelings find it difficult to acknowledge and be heard. But this...
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Myopia (Near-sightedness) | It affects distance vision and Different Types of Myopia
Myopia Myopia is an eye condition in a person who cannot see objects at a far distance. It is corrected perfectly thanks to thinned glasses, if the myopia is medium or strong. This is...
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Best Visible Colour by the Human Eye
Best Visible Colour by the Human Eye The retina has three types of specialized sensors (the channels), which respectively have maximum sensitivity to blue light, green light or red light. All the tones we...
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Skin Layers | Structures, functions and roles of the skin
Skin Layers + Structures, functions and roles of the skin The skin is the largest organ in the human body, it represents for 16% of its total weight. Composed of several skin layers of...
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Addison’s Disease | Body can’t produce enough 2 main hormones cortisol and aldosterone
Addison’s Disease Addison’s disease causes adrenal insufficiency linked to adrenal dysfunction, in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough hormones. It involves a deficit in cortisol and aldosterone, hormones secreted by these glands...
Read More Bernard Soulier Syndrome | Rare bleeding disorder characterized clinically by prolonged bleeding time
Bernard Soulier Syndrome Bernard Soulier syndrome, also called hemorrhagiparic thrombocytic dystrophy, is an extremely rare hemorrhagic disease bleeding disorder characterized clinically by prolonged bleeding time. It associates a quantitative defect (thrombocytopenia) and a qualitative...
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Olmecs | Mexico, 3000 years of history (Mesoamerican Civilizations Before the Aztecs and Mayans)
Olmecs These ancient Olmecs inhabitants of Mexico carved strange giant heads whose significance we are only now beginning to understand. The Olmec culture was from about 2500 to about 500 BC. Tracked along the...
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Stealth Plane (Camouflage Aircraft) a radar undetectable aircraft, invisible aircraft
Stealth Plane In a conflict, the stealth plane is a valuable asset, making it less visible to the adversary and thus making attacks unpredictable. The stealth plane escapes detection by radar and all other...
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