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27/08/2014

Cardiac arrhythmia: * still very slow or very fast or irregular heartbeats. The heartbeat can be abnormally low (bradycardia) or abnormally high (tachycardia).

> Causes: * Stress.
* Excessive consumption of to***co, alcohol or stimulants such as coffee.

* Cardiac, vascular diseases or lung diseases:-arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries and the heart walls) and atherosclerosis (deposits of fats and cholesterol on the arteries-based).
-COPD.
-coronary.

* Dehydration.
* Certain medications such as diuretics and antiarrhythmic drugs.
Normal aging.

> Symptoms: * the manifestations of cardiac arrhythmia are palpitations, dizziness, heart rate too slow or too fast, drop in blood pressure, Dyspnea (shortness of breath)., chest pain, edema.

27/08/2014

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26/08/2014

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22/08/2014

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22/08/2014

Our eyes are always the same size from the birth.But our nose and ears never stop growing.

21/08/2014

Hello to all the students and endocrinologists, I'm looking for info on taking growth hormone at the age of 17/18, to grow in size. I know that this practice is common in the basket ball or professional volleyball.
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21/08/2014

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19/08/2014

Cancer: Overweight and obesity increase the risk

CANCER. A major study has established a link between the most common cancers in the UK and the problems of overweight and obesity faced by the population.

Conducted by researchers from the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, the study involved more than five million Britons aged 16 and whose body mass index (BMI) was known. They were followed for 7 years and a half in total.

18/08/2014

Les clous de girofle occupent une place importante dans la phytothérapie, leurs propriétés thérapeutiques sont connues depuis l’Antiquité. On retrouve des textes sur le clou de girofle dans des manuels chinois datant de plus de 600 ans. Dans ces manuels antiques, la médecine chinoise prescrivait le…

18/08/2014

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18/08/2014

No need to panic over Ebola: BMC officer

MUMBAI: The BMC is concerned about a number of people who have returned from Ebole-hit countries being untraceable. The Ebola outbreak, which is restricted to four West African nations (Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and Nigeria), has claimed over 1,000 lives. Although there are no direct flights from these nations to Mumbai, three airlines (Emirates, South African and Ethiopian Airlines) operate transit flights through these nations.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has directed that in-flight announcements be made for self-reporting by travellers who have signs or symptoms of Ebola. They will be given health forms seeking information about their visit to any of the affected countries in the last 21 days. So far, a few suspects have been identified in various Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, prompting the entire health machinery across the country to come up with a protocol about identification and isolation.