Botox: What is it, What are its uses, and What are the risks?
Botox or the protein derived from the botulinium toxin is recently being used for several purposes. Originally used to smooth out wrinkles and crow’s feet […]
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Creating an Environment to Study : Guide to success
Studying and concentrating in books is not a piece of cake for everybody. It often takes a lot of determination and focus to start studying […]
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Fever Of Unknown Origin : Approach to Management
Definition The term fever of unknown origin (FUO) is best reserved for children with a fever documented by a health care provider and for which […]
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Viva or Oral Examination: Learn to face it
Even the toughest of the students have gone blank, messed up viva exam and have led to failure. Some examiners conduct viva with an intention […]
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Jan De Purkyne and his eponym “Purkinje fibers”
About Jan De Purkyne Also written Johannes Evangelist Purkinje (17/12/1787 to 28/7/1869) was a Czech anatomist and physiologist. In 1837, he discovered Purkinje cells, large […]
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Resting Membrane Potential, Action Potential and Ionic Basis
Resting Membrane Potential (RMP) There exists a potential difference across the cell membrane in all the living cells in resting conditions which is known as […]
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Top 5 Worst Diseases Of History
Throughout history mankind has suffered the mortal effects of ravaging diseases brought on by number of factors ranging from animals to one single human host. […]
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Paul Langerhans and his eponym “Islet of Langerhans”
ABOUT PAUL LANGERHANS Paul Langerhans (25/7/1847 to 20/7/1888) was a German pathologist, physiologist and biologist. He studied the pancreas and noticed unique polygonal cells within […]
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Capgra’s Delusion : Living with Impostors
Sometimes, you see things – possibly the things you long for more than anything else, or perhaps the thing you fear the most. But in […]
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