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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Why you might reconsider your sleep schedule
Scientists specializing in studying human sleeping habits may have found a link between sleep schedules and obesity, states a report from WebMD and other news […]
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Gabriele Falloppio and his eponym “Fallopian tube”
ABOUT GABRIELE FALLOPPIO Gabriele Falloppio (1523 to 9/10/1562) is often known by his Latin name Fallopius Fallopio and was a famous doctor an surgeon. He […]
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Sir William Bowman and his eponym “Bowman’s capsule”
About Sir William Bowman Sir William Bowman (20/7/1816 to 29/3/1892), 1st Baronet was an English surgeon, histologist and anatomist. He is mostly famous for his […]
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The Doc will Tweet you now
The medical industry has registered tremendous growth, expansion and development ever since the internet was introduced to the modern generation. To date, the internet remains […]
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Keep Your Glucose Down, You’ll Feel Better
Do you feel tired all the time? Does your mouth get dry? Do you feel like you constantly have to drink something and then go […]
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Osteochondritis and Perthes Disease
A group of miscellaneous affections of the growing epiphyses in children and adolescents. Typically , a bony nucleus of the epiphysis affected by osteochondritis is […]
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The Connection Between Vitamin D And Multiple Sclerosis
Vitamin D is a supplement, found notably in sunlight and fish oils, that helps fortify bone health. Multiple sclerosis (MS), a degenerative disease with no known […]
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