Global Education

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If we could represent the demographics of the world into a village of 100 people, what would it look like? If we gave that global village access to 161 billion gigabytes of data, what would they do with it? If six billion gigabytes of data were shared in email in 2006, what would it contain? Most important of all, how is this incredible rate of exponential change be reflected in the education of children today? Where is the education really coming from, in schools, at home or on-line? A Global Village of 100 People If we could reduce the world's population to a village of precisely 100 people, with all existing human ratios remaining the same, the demographics would look something like this: 60...

Headstand (salamba shirshasana) is one of the yoga poses that are considered inversion poses. Inversion poses involve any asanas that lift the feet above the head. Other inversion poses that are well known include shoulderstand (salamba sarvangasana) and half shoulder stand (viparita karani). But even lying on the floor with your legs on a chair is an inversion pose. The concept behind inversion poses is expressed in yoga texts as viparita karani. Viparita karani is translated as meaning 'opposite process'. This simply means facilitating a different perspective. From the purely physical point of view, this different perspective in inversion poses is literal - in terms of looking at the world from a...

I Hate Jogging!!!

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Everything there is about it is wrong. You either run or you walk. Jogging as a warm-up - NOT!; Jogging as a workout - NOT!! In my opinion jogging should be outlawed. Jogging is something the English invented and America adopted and eventually created a compulsive passion for in their attempt to get. Do you get the idea I have an opinion on this matter. You have no idea. There have been times of near madness that while observing the bad posture, painful looking, laboring, pounding foot strikes of a bad jogger running alongside the slanted, pitted edge of the road in a cloud of car exhaust as I drove up on them and for that brief moment I actually believed I would be doing them a favor by running...

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It seems like everywhere a person goes there is at least one person in view with a cell phone to their ear whether it is on the road, in a store, in a parking lot, walking down the street, etc. Even in places where cell phone usage is banned such as concert halls or movie theaters there is the occasional offender, or more likely, at least a few people using the text messaging feature on their phone. Cell phone usage has exploded over the past decade and continues to rise. Nearly two hundred million people in the United States have cell phones and there are well over one billion users worldwide. That means there are a lot of phones sending their frequencies over the airwaves at any given time...

What defines a chronic headache? - Headaches that occur regularly - Lasts over a period of time, meaning months with only temporary relief. - Not usually relieved completely with over-the-counter medicines. Having chronic headaches does not mean you have a terrible illness such as a brain tumor or other terrible disease. Chronic headaches are usually caused from a less severe medical condition. There are many different types of headaches and although they are painful there is help out there. Because of the different types your doctor can help figure out what kind of headaches you are suffering from. Chronic Migraine Headaches Many people will say that they are suffering from chronic migraine...

Brain Cancer

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Brain cancer We all know the function of brain. It is the main control center of our body that monitors/instructs everything thing in our body. Any disease that affects this central control system is really a big problem. And the worst thing to happen is brain cancer. Brain cancer is the development of brain tumors i.e. tumors in the brain. These could either be benign or malignant; the latter being the really harmful one Types of brain cancer As most other types of cancer, brain cancer is also classified as primary brain cancer and secondary brain cancer. Primary brain cancer is the one that originates from the brain itself i.e. that originates in the brain cells. Secondary brain cancers is the one...

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be any injury where a sudden trauma causes brain damage. TBI is one of two kinds of acquired brain injury, with the other type manifesting itself in acquired brain injuries, such as brain damage caused by a stroke, meningitis or any form of anoxia (lack of oxygen to the brain). Traumatic brain injuries affect a wide variety of Americans every year, causing a multitude of symptoms that can vary from mild to extreme. An important part of understanding TBI is to understand its causes and how it can affect those most at risk. There are varying statistics between some research studies, but there is a generally accepted view that at least 1.4 million American sustain a...

In alternative medicine, the term 'Natural Therapy' refers to an eclectic self-care system that is primarily concerned with building and restoring health through prevention techniques and healthy lifestyles. In natural therapy, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders is undertaken by the therapeutic use of natural methods and materials. The philosophy underlying natural therapy is that all living things have an innate ability to heal. This innate ability flows through us as energy or 'vital force' and it promotes self-cleansing, self-repair and self-healing. If the path of this vital force is blocked, external symptoms appear and a 'dis-ease' is diagnosed. Once the flow of this energy is...

Coffee Shown To Causes Cancer

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Caffeine is the modern drug of choice in the work world, easily accessible, socially acceptable, readily affordable, and of course perfectly legal. As for the health effects, caffeine is addictive, and because it is acidic, it creates an environment in the body that is favourable for the development of cancer. If you already have cancer, GIVE UP THE COFFEE TODAY!!! There are gentle ways you can do this: You can switch from coffee to tea. You still get the caffeine from tea, but not as much. Enjoy some good quality tea. Next, make the transition from regular tea to caffeine-free (not decaffeinated) herbal tea. Herbal tea isn't really tea, but it's close. Celestial Seasonings offers a wide variety of...

Back when I first started my online home business I didn't havea clue concerning how to go about it. I had never done any Internet marketing, and didn't know anything about websites orsearch engines or any of that other online business stuff...inshort, I was a complete rookie. In retrospect, the two majorthings that really helped me was that I refused to be intimidatedand I kept a realistic perspective (both in terms of initialfinancial results and the time frame necessary to becomesuccessful). I know from my own years of experience that relatively fewbusiness ventures are started on the Internet by people withthe experience, motivation, determination, backing, and supportthat it takes to even have...

What Research Is Being Done?

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Investigators from many fields of medicine and health are using their expertise to help improve the treatment and diagnosis of cerebral palsy. Much of their work is supported through the NINDS, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), other agencies within the federal government, nonprofit groups such as the United Cerebral Palsy Research and Educational Foundation, and other private institutions. The ultimate hope for curing cerebral palsy rests with prevention. In order to prevent cerebral palsy, however, scientists have to understand normal fetal brain development so that they can understand what happens when a baby's brain develops abnormally. Between conception and...

WRONG DECISIONS

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There is a famous saying, "All is well that ends well." So even if I teach you the art of making wise decision, there is a chance that your decision will end up in a failure. But if you master this art, it will help you in reducing the factor of making wrong decision. The model, which I will explain, is "Adaptive" in nature. If you have Electrical Engineering background you must be familiar with "Adaptive Filter". For Layman consider "Adaptive Filter" as a machine having ideally zero efficiency the time it was designed but once you put that machine in a real working environment its efficiency will increase and a time will come when it would be working ideally at 100% efficiency. Regular machines are...

Back to the Basics Four recommendations from the time-tested healing science of ayurvedato stay well in 2004 Taking control of your own well-being can be daunting at first. Ittakes time, commitment and energy to stay well, especially when thedefinition of `well' is not just `the state of being disease-free'but `the state of being totally healthy in mind and body.' Too often,we reserve the bulk of our time, commitment and energy for makingmoney, or having fun, or even just surviving, and the result is thatwell-being is relegated to going for the annual physical or popping adaily multivitamin. Ayurveda, the ancient healing tradition from India, encourages you to make time everyday for your well-being...

Brain Damaging Habits

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1. No Breakfast People who do not take breakfast are going to have a lower blood sugar level.This leads to an insufficient supply of nutrients to the brain causing brain degeneration. 2. Over eating It causes hardening of the brain arteries, leading to a decrease in mental power. 3. Smoking It causes multiple brain shrinkage and may lead to Alzheimer disease. 4. High Sugar consumption Too much sugar will interrupt the absorption of proteins and nutrients causing malnutrition and may interfere with brain development. 5. Air Pollution The brain is the largest oxygen consumer in our body. Inhaling polluted air decreases the supply of oxygen to the brain, bringing about a decrease in brain...

The Science Of Phobias

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Here's how phobias work. There are two parts to your mind - one that thinks, and one that feels. The thinking part is the conscious, rational mind that you are using now as you read this. The feeling part is the unconscious, emotional mind. It takes care of automatic tasks like regulating the heart, controlling pain and managing our instincts. It's the unconscious mind that is programmed to act instinctively in times of danger. It reacts very fast - making you run or fight - rather than allowing your thinking mind to philosophize while you are attacked by a tiger. This has great survival value. The unconscious mind is also a very fast learner. The same emergency route that can bypass the rational...

The Difference Between Aerobic And Anaerobic Exercises

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Many people mistakenly believe that all vigorous forms of exercise are aerobic in nature. However, some forms of vigorous exercise are actually anaerobic, and have a very different effect on the body. If you're just getting started on an exercise regimen, this information will help you sort out the difference between the two and tailor your workouts accordingly. So exactly what is the definition of aerobic exercise? Aerobic means "with oxygen," where anaerobic is "without oxygen." No, that doesn't entail holding your breath while exercising! Rather, it refers to cellular tissues producing energy without having to rely on oxygen availability. Alternatively, you may have guessed that aerobic exercise...

Education is the process by which an individual is encouraged and enabled to develop fully his or her innate potential; it may also serve the purpose of equipping the individual with what is necessary to be a productive member of society. Through teaching and learning the individual acquires and develops knowledge, beliefs, and skills. Education is often used to refer to formal education. However, it covers a range of experiences, from formal learning to the building of understanding and knowledge through day to day experiences. Ultimately, all that we experience serves as a form of education. Individuals receive informal education from a variety of sources. Family members, peers, books and mass...

cause of headaches

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The present article has been read by many of our visitors and greatly appreciated. Hopefully you will delight it likewise. A great many people in the world have at one point or another, experienced headaches. They may say that they have a migraine or a stress headache. Some people will experience headache problems due to their sinuses. While Suffering from headaches is an annoying problem knowing the cause of headaches may help to prevent promote attacks. Headaches can be caused by a multifariousness of reasons. They can be simple problems like eyestrain to the venous sinus cavities being inflamed. They can also rise from life threatening conditions like encephalitis, brain cancer or intellectual...

Ischemic Heart Disease

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Ischemia is a decrease in the blood supply to a bodily organ, tissue, or part paused by constriction or obstruction of the blood vessels, and it is the proper medical term for reduced blood flow to the heart. Hardened or blocked arteries us usually the cause of it, and it is the number one cause of death in most western countries. The growth of these tissues is called arteriosclerosis. Arteriosclerosis typically begins in early adolescence but is rarely diagnosed until late in life usually due to a stroke or heart attack. Autopsies of healthy young men who died during the Korean and Vietnam Wars showed evidence of the disease. Early diagnosis and treatment can stop the progression of...

Beware of Brain Injury

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Perhaps one of the worst things that can happen to a survivor of an accident, aside from becoming paralyzed, is sustaining a brain injury. Sustaining traumatic brain injuries is very difficult since the injury is not visible to the ordinary people. Moreover, even though there are machines and computers designed to examine the brain, there is always room for doubt regarding the extent of the injury. Sometimes, the actual physical damage does not show up on the CT scans or MRI's. In these cases, a victim may look normal, but this appearance is deceptive and when the symptoms finally manifest, brings terrible suffering. With all the modern and sophisticated medical technology nowadays, there is no tool...

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "To the dull mind all nature is leaden. To the illumined mind the whole world burns and sparkles with light." Ironically, we are all much brighter than we think. And the dullness of mind that we often claim for ourselves or observe in other people is only a result of how much stimulation the brain has been exposed to. The human brain is a highly fuel-efficient organ. All it needs is a little oxygen and a little glucose and it becomes a remarkable instrument capable of learning virtually anything and designing unique solutions to any pressing problems. The brain can process up to 30 billion bits of information per second. 100,000 miles of nerve fibers are in...

Studying can be extremely difficult when you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome /Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome /ME. And if you experience severe brain fog, concentration and memory problems, it can be a near-to-impossible feat. But if you **do** feel well enough to study, there **are** options out there which can make things a lot easier for you. So what do you do if you want to study but have CFS/ME/PVFS? Well if your condition is moderate-to-severe then taking a term- or year-out to recover from your condition is definitely worth considering. But for some of us this just isn't an option. In addition, some of us may already be studying a course when we first develop this condition. Not wanting to stop the...

What part of you is only 1% to 3% of your body's mass, yet uses 20% of all the oxygen you breathe? Your brain! Here are ten more brain facts. - Your brain needs a continuous supply of oxygen. A 10 minute loss of oxygen will usually cause significant neural damage. Cold can lengthen this time, which is why cold-water drowning victims have been revived after as nuch as 40 minutes - without brain damage. - Your brain uses a fifth of all your blood. It needs it to keep up with the heavy metabolic demands of its neurons. It needs not only the glucose that is delivered, but of course, the oxygen. - Your brain feels no pain. There are no nerves that register pain within the brain itself. Because of this...

Today, it is hard to open an e-mail newsletter, a website, or an offline magazine and not see someone talking up the importance of time management. The time management gurus are going out of their way to teach us how to set priorities in our work week, how to organize those priorities, and then finally stick to our priorities to get more done. I applaud their efforts. Yet in all of the dozens of articles that I have read that speak of the importance and power of priorities in our work day, I have yet to see one person apply this principle to our lives outside of our jobs. Let me show you how this is important. There are in fact 168 hours in a week. Of those 168 hours, we spend about 40 of them...

Today spine surgery can be performed by either a neurosurgeon or an orthopedic surgeon. There is an emerging field of "spine surgery" that incorporates both specialties. Although not currently the case, in the future, there may be a well-defined medical specialty of "spine specialists" defined by its own board certification. Neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons get their board certification from two different places. A neurosurgeon will seek certification from The American Board of Neurological Surgery and an orthopedic surgeon will seek their certification from The American Board of Orthopedic Surgery. Currently there is no certification process that recognizes The American Board of Medical...

17 Tips On What To Expect After Lasik Surgery

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LASIK, or Laser in-situ keratomileusis, or simply Laser Eye Surgery, is a common eye surgery today and is often the most effective one for deserving candidates compared to alternative methods. However, this procedure is to be treated like a common operation and certain post operative care is essential for the operation to get its intended results. What is to be expected after a LASIK operation? Well, the symptoms differ from person to person, however, a few common ones which are seen in most patients are as follows: Immediately After the Operation * Fluctuation of Vision. The vision will not be very clear in the first couple of hours and will fluctuate from blurred to very clear for certain period...

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Personal injury lawyers commonly are consulted by a potential client who has been seriously injured or who has suffered catastrophic injuries as the result of the breadth of negligent conduct, from an auto accident or bicycle or pedestrian or motorcycle accident to medical malpractice, a product defect, food poisoning, or a defect or failure to maintain commercial or residential premises. While "liability" in some cases may be simple, such as the auto accident lawyers establishing through witness testimony that the defendant driver ran the red light, the presentation of the damage case in every serious injury case is complex. Specific injuries sustained in auto accidents or premises liability cases...

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Understanding the mind's role in motivation and behavior is one of the most critical elements in fitness success. If you struggle with changing habits and behaviors or if you can't get motivated, then even the best training and nutrition program is not much help. A fascinating fact about your subconscious mind is that it's completely deductive in nature. In other words, it's fully capable of working backwards from the end to the means. If you "program" only the desired outcome successfully into your "mental computer," then your subconscious will take over and help you find the information and means and carry out the actions necessary to reach it. Many people are familiar with affirmations and goal...

In the past 5 years or so, cell phone technology has increased and human use of the cell phone has grown rapidly world wide. By the year 2003 it was estimated that 700 million people around the world were using cell phones - and that number only continues to grow. Since the number of cell phone users is at such a large amount, increasing worry about health concerns is becoming an issue. The concern for brain tumors caused by cell phone radiation technology surfaced in the early ninety's when someone claimed that they had a brain tumor caused by cell phone use. This case was however dismissed due to lack of evidence, but extensive research has been going on ever since. Cell phones emit radio...

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How is an open discectomy performed? An open discectomy is performed under general anesthesia. The procedure takes about an hour or so, depending on the extent of the disc herniation, the size of the patient, and other factors. A discectomy is done with the patient lying face down, and the back pointing upwards. In order to remove the fragment of herniated disc, your surgeon will make an incision over the center of your back. The incision is usually about 3 centimeters in length. Your surgeon then carefully dissects the muscles away from the bone of your spine. Then using special instruments, your surgeon removes a small amount of bone and ligament from the back of the spine. This part of the...

When someone is suffering from high blood pressure they do not usually know that there is a problem because high blood pressure does not normally display any symptoms - Hence the name given to it - "The Silent Killer". But just occasionally a person may find himself or herself suffering with what can only be referred to as a high blood pressure headache. The medical community has had some problems identifying if there is indeed a link between high blood pressure and headaches. Mainly because many people suffer from headaches, and those that do are more likely to go to the doctors and subsequently have their blood pressure taken. This can skew the statistics and show that more people with high...

Cancer Curing Brain Theory Concept, Part III

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As I continue my theory on curing cancer I wish to further CYA my position. I am not a medical doctor, thank god actually, because the malpractice insurance would drive me nuts. Also since I am not in the medical field at all you cannot sue me for this idea, concept of mine. Now then continuing Part III. Chemo that is directly induced where needed might work, but we have better technology now and could use specific fluid dynamic beams of energy or radiation pointed at the exact source and area or even non-evasive light. Now then here is some additional information: it is now possible to send thoughts by fax through three-dimensional spatial representation of the brain in hologram video. We have...

Good Things To Know About Schizophrenia

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Schizophrenia, witch in Greek mean split mind, is a brain illness that affects 1% people all over the world. The persons can be young or older, women or men, it doesnt matter. Its diagnosis can be more difficult than it might seem because the symptoms of schizophrenia can be similar at times to other major brain disorders such as bipolar disorder or even major depression. Schizophrenia is characterized like a disruption in cognition and emotion, affecting the most fundamental human attributes: language, thought, perception, affect, and sense of self. If this human attributes are affected, can you imagine how it is like to be a schizophrenic person? Even not, it is sure that is not very pleasant...

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Alzheimer's disease is probably one of the commonest causes of Dementia. It is a degenerative disease of the brain that effectively starts in the cerebral cortex. It is mostly characterised by the gradual and progressive decline in a person's mental abilities. It affects both sexes generally those who are over the age of 60, yet Alzheimer's has been known to occur in people as early as age 40. The earliest symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are simple forgetfulness. This is mostly disregarded especially if the person is elderly, as it is commonly put down to their age, but it steadily progresses to more severe symptoms such as trouble in performing easy or regular tasks such as fastening buttons or...

Have you ever fully appreciated that marvelous tool for success that each and every one of us has at our command? It is our mind. Theodore Roosevelt "All the resources we need are in the mind." In the novel "Terminal Man" by Michael Crichton, it mentions that at that time (1972) the largest and most expensive computer had the same number of circuits as the brain of an ant. To make a computer with the capacity of the human brain would require the size of a huge skyscraper. Its energy demand would be the equivalent of a city of a half a million. I know computers have come a long way since 1972 but it shows the tremendous capacity of the human mind. Did you know our conscious mind is only one-sixth of...

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We all know, if only instinctively, that music has a profound effect on us. If we didn't believe that music affects us then singing lullabies to calm children and help them sleep wouldn't be universal. In reality melody, harmony, and rhythm probably impacts the human brain in ways that are far more profound than we realize. We all know that an up tempo melody from our favorite performer stirs and energizes us just as a slower melody can help us relax or even prompt sad emotions from the depths of our soul, but did you know that evidence has been found linking the merging of melody, harmony, and rhythm with pain management? The direct implication of this is that by incorporating the right melody (we...

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Your baby needs mental stimulation. You've heard about this even before your kid was born. And you're probably one of those who made their baby listen to classical music even before she was born because according to studies this is helpful in stimulating a baby's mind mind. But stimulating your baby's mind is not only about making her listen to classical music. There are a variety of effective ways you can do to ensure that she is properly stimulated and nourished. - Communicate with your baby. Sure she is not yet equipped with the vocabulary to enable her to respond to you in full sentence but it does not mean that talking to her is futile. Talk to her while you dress her, bathe her or feed her...

Affiliate programs have long been very popular for online businesses. But with all of the many programs out there, it can be difficult to narrow your focus and find the right program for your website. One new affiliate program is gaining in numbers every day and that is selling audio book downloads through niche websites. Audiobook downloads are a great way to monetize your website with relevant content that will be a prefect match to the theme of nearly any website out there. Recent trends show why audiobooks are such a hot commodity. In 2004, the audiobook industry which was then in the form of cassettes and CD's was $800 million. By the end of 2005, it is estimated that audio books had become a...

There are more treatment possibilities for Mesothelioma cancer than surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy: the clinical trials. They offer no only benefits, but also risks that cancer patients should know before taking part in one of these research studies. The U.S. National Cancer Institute sponsors clinical trials, because Mesothelioma cancer is difficult to control. This research is being performed to find out new treatments and better ways to use the current medical procedures. Clinical trials are performed before the application of any new treatment in human beings, because doctors should know if the treatment is safe for their patients and effective to fight the disease on the stage...

Brain Tumor What is this condition? A malignant brain tumor is a cancer of the brain. It's relatively common - slightly more so in men than in women - and may occur at any age. In adults, it most often strikes between ages 40 and 60. In children, the incidence of malignant brain tumors is generally highest before age 1 and then again between ages 2 and 12. Malignant brain tumors are classified by the type of cancer cell. In adults, the most common tumors are gliomas and meningiomas. Usually, these tumors are located above the covering of the cerebellum - the area in the back of the brain that coordinates voluntary muscle movements. What causes it? The cause of a malignant brain tumor is unknown...

Enhance Memory through Ayurvedic Herbs

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The human brain is one of the most sophisticated organs nature has ever made. One of the most interesting aspects of the brain is its power to retain information, which we call as memory. Memory is perhaps the most vital of the aspects that differentiates human beings from other animals. However, memory can become faulty due to several reasons, and in that case the person is not able to make full use of his or her potentials. Since ages, drugs and natural remedies have been prescribed to enhance memories in people. Ayurveda has a treasure-chest of such memory enhancing drugs, which are today popular all over the world due to their proven effective qualities. The following is a list of the most...

Military Traumatic Brain Injuries

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Those men and women who choose to serve their country in the military unfortunately run a higher risk of incurring a traumatic brain injury (TBI) than those civilians who might be exposed to less risk. One reason for this is that military personnel are under a high risk for being involved in car accidents, which are the most common cause of all TBIs. In addition, military personnel are consistently at risk of being injured by powerful munitions, which can also cause a brain injury through concussive force. Though military service does exposed personnel to the risk of a penetrative brain injury, such as caused by a bullet or shrapnel, an even greater risk exists for a TBI caused by a concussive blast...

Robotic Bonding Thru Human First Love Memory Replication

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Many Science Fiction authors have discussed in many works the issues with robotic assistants and companions. Today we see DARPA awarding a contract to a group of artificial intelligence software gurus to put together a computer assistant, which can read any manual and then explain in human terms what it says. This assistant would be near a human during equipment repairs or preventative maintenance during operations. In the movie Artificial Intelligence you will remember the boy robot was read certain words in a certain order to activate a love program for bonding to the human. In Isaac Asimov's novels he often had long dialogues about the very subject of human bonding, love and companionship amongst...

Phentermine - the Truth About How it Works

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People interested in the use of Phentermine to solve their weight related problems often want to know about the drug and its mode of operation in the human body. A lot of health forums exist online where the question is frequently asked:" How does Phentermine Work?" To understand how Phentermine works you will have to understand how the drugs work on the hormones in the human body to produce the appetite suppressant effect they have. Drugs tend to operate in the human body by promoting or suppressing the release of certain chemicals which have certain functions in the body and Phentermine is no different from other drugs in this aspect. Phentermine is designed to work like most of the drugs that we...

The term brain cancer although often used by the general public is actually not the term often used by the medical community. Primary brain tumor is the term used by the medical community for tumors arising form the brain. In children, most brain tumors are primary tumors. In adults however, most tumors in the brain have spread from the lung, breast, or other parts of the body. When this happens, the disease is not brain cancer. The tumor in the brain is a secondary tumor and it is named after the organ or tissue fromch it began. A brain tumor is any intracranial tumor created by abnormal and uncontrolled cell division, normally either found in the brain itself, in the cranial nerves, in the...

Mind Twisting: Stress, Depression, And Intelligence

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Stress and depression are two of the things in modern life that you have to deal with at one point or another. The former is an everyday thing, one that can stem from something as difficult as social anxiety to something as mundane as tripping over your own shoelaces. The latter, depression, is not quite as easy to develop in the clinical sense, but most people will end up experiencing a point in their lives that comes dangerously close to being depressed. For the most part, these two problems are considered to be threats to one's physical and mental health. However, recent studies show that these two conditions also have nasty side effects on one's intelligence. According to recent findings, it is...

Taking Care of Your Wrongful Termination Claim

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It can be considered a reality to most of us that working is indeed necessary for us to acquire our finances in support of our family's daily basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing. Not to mention our other expenditures such as paying our electric bills, travel and leisure, children's schooling and medical attention for the whole of our family. These are some reasons why it is quite very much unfortunate for an employee to lose his job for any reason, much more if it is done by the employer in an illegal manner. Basically, an employee may file a wrongful termination claim against his employer if he has sensed that he was fired or laid off in his job for such illegal bases as affirmed in the...

Amp Up With Meth

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Amp Up With Meth: Experience Psychotic Behavior, Paranoia, Aggression, Delusions, Stroke, Weight Loss, Brain Damage & Death Methamphetamine can be smoked, snorted, taken by mouth, and injected. Meth comes in a powder form that resembles granulated crystals and in a rock form known as "ice," which is the smokable version of methamphetamine that came into use during the 1980s. The effects of methamphetamine can last up to 12 hours. Side effects include convulsions, dangerously high body temperature, stroke, cardiac arrhythmia, stomach cramps, and shaking. During these Meth binges, users will inject as much as a gram of methamphetamine every 2 to 3 hours over several days until they run out of the drug...

A cancer is a malignant tumor of cells that replicates itself excessively so that the cancer cells begin to overtake the body. At this time, there are only two known types of tumors that cause brain cancer. The first are called primary brown tumors,and the second is known as secondary metastatic brain tumors. Metastatic tumors are caused by cancerous cells that have moved up from other locations in the body. It is possible to have a brain tumor without that tumor being cancerous. Primary brown tumors can be either cancerous ornon-cancerous. That is, the cells of the tumor may multiply but then stop or continue to multiply uncontrollably. Both types of primary brown tumors can cause complications...

Lifelong Depression

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I have suffered from depression for as long as I can remember. My earliest childhood memories are tainted with the ominous presence of my illness despite growing up in a very loving home with two kinds and nurturing parents. After a divorce in my early thirties, I found myself unable to cope with the feelings of sadness that had permeated my existence and often left me unable to get out of bed. Of course, these feelings had intensified as a result of my divorce, but even well before I knew that something wasn't quite right. I went to see a psychologist and my doctor, both of whom asked me when my symptoms started. I explained that I was fairly certain they started the day I was born, which both told...

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE SURGERY? Physical and mental damage usually occurs whether the ruptured brain aneurysm is repaired with coils or clips. The effects are very similar to what a stroke victim suffers. Collateral damage, others that are affected, will take its toll. They have to adjust to the fact that the person they have come to know and love no longer recognize them or is acting strange. The recovery process can take months or even years to restore normal everyday functions. 1... Do you recognize everyone in your family? 2... Can you button your shirt? 3... Did you remember to zip up your pants? 4... You got your shoes on okay, but did you remember to put on your socks? 5... Can you walking...