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- 2911: Abortion Debate - Pro-Life Stance
- ... interpreted to mean very real medical disease to anything that interferes with even social or economic well being, so that any unwanted or unplanned pregnancy thus qualifies. What really is the truth about the lasting effect of an unwanted pregnancy on the psyche of a womem? Of course there is a difference of opinion among psychiatrists, but if unbiased, prospective studies are examined certain facts become obvious. (1) The health of ...
- 2912: Abortion Life or Death: Who Chooses?
- ... interpreted to mean very real medical disease to anything that interferes with even social or economic well being, so that any unwanted or unplanned pregnancy thus qualifies. What really is the truth about the lasting effect of an unwanted pregnancy on the psyche of a womem? Of course there is a difference of opinion among psychiatrists, but if unbiased, prospective studies are examined certain facts become obvious. (1) The health of ...
- 2913: Pro-Life and Pro-Choice Regarding Abortion
- ... an inocent baby is just not right." Pro-choice advocates believe that every women has a right to terminate her unwanted pregnancies. They believe that "every women has a basic right to make decisions that effect her body without interference from the Government. "They think that the human life begins when the fetus is able to live outside the mothers womb. In that case life begins when the lungs, kidneys, and ...
- 2914: Abortion
- ... Saline injections have been outlawed in some countries because of the risks to the mother, which can include lung and kidney if the salt finds its way into her bloodstream. In spite the horrible burning effect, some babies have survived salting out and been born alive. Dilation and Curettage (D&C) is a method used during the end of the first trimester and the beginning of the second trimester. In D ...
- 2915: Prolonged Preservation of the Heart Prior to Transplantation
- ... are pyruvate and a pyruvate containing compound known as perfluoroperhydrophenanthrene-egg yolk phospholipid (APE-LM). It was determined that adding pyruvate to the media improved postpreservation cardiac function while adding glucose had little or no effect. To test the function of these two intermediates, rabbit hearts were excised and preserved for an average of 24.5 1 0.2 hours on a preservation apparatus before they were transplanted back into a ...
- 2916: The Human Immunodeficiency Virus And Mutations
- ... evade the immune defenses operating at any given time. Those variants would emerge when genetic mutations led to changes in the structure of viral peptides recognized by the immune system. Frequently such changes exert no effect on immune activities, but sometimes they can cause a peptide to become invisible to the bodys defenses. The affected viral particles, bearing fewer recognizable peptides, would then become more difficult for the immune system ...
- 2917: The Effects Of Marijuana Use
- ... more than two thirds of young adults aged 18- 25 reported experience with illicit substances slightly less than 1 in 3 had used marijuana. Among older adults 1 in 5 reported having used marijuana. Drugs effect almost everyone and its up to the individual how exactly it effects them, good or bad.
- 2918: Steroids
- ... density lipoproteins. These substances are in our blood aned move fats from different parts of our body. The low-density lipoprotein cholesterolar the bad ones and deposit fat in our arteries. There is another bad effect of steroids on the bllod. They can cause platelets dto clump together. Platelets are special cells found in the blood that stick together whenever you bleed. Steroids cause them not to do there job, therefore ...
- 2919: Caffeine and Its Affects
- ... you drink. Strongly brewed coffee or tea has much more caffeine than a weakly brewed drink. Age and size make a difference too: A caffeinated soft drink consumed by a child can have the same effect as four cups of coffee for an adult. In moderate doses (more than 200mg, depending on body weight and physical condition) it can produce trembling, nervousness, chronic muscle tension, irritability, throbbing headaches, disorientation, sluggishness, depression ...
- 2920: Aspartame and Olestra: Will We Buy the Bull?
- ... health. This lack of nutrients is sometimes paired with something worse; food substitutes can actually block the body's ability to absorb vitamins A, D, E and K. It is also impossible to counteract the effect by eating "good" foods at the same time, as the matter is simply swept away along with Olestra. This is a good reason why food substitute should not be commercialized. There are many alarming publications ...
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