Top new questions this week:
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Is there any link between excessive sniffling when having a runny nose and otitis media? By sniffling I mean propelling thin watery mucus up one's nose into the nasal cavity rather than pulling thick ...
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I am trying to wrap my head around the massive amount of information how is GERD caused and treated.
GERD is caused by the lower sphincter of your esophagus relaxing abnormal or weakens, stomach acid ...
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I cook steak every 2-3 weeks and I'm thinking about buying and using this Breville Smoke Infuser with my steak but I'm concerned about the cancer risks associated to smoking meat. Should I be ...
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"Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome" (ARDS) is characterized by a rapid onset of widespread inflammation of the lungs. The causes are many, and one such cause might become prominent in the near ...
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I read the following quote in the textbook Kaplan Biochemistry (2018 edition, page 183):
Transfused blood has lower than expected 2,3 BPG levels, making it less efficient at delivering oxygen to ...
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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When I started working out, I came across these two terms that are used interchangeably.
On edible products energy is written in terms of Kcal
While when running on a treadmill we lose calories.
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When a street dog bites a human, Are there any food restrictions while being treated?
I heard we should't eat spicy foods and non veg , is it another myth ?
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According to wikipedia on eye floaters:
Floaters are often caused by the normal aging process and will usually disappear as the brain learns to ignore them.
Even if this might be the case for ...
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http://www.webmd.com/heart/understanding-low-blood-pressure-treatment
What Are the Treatments for Low Blood Pressure?
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Avoid prolonged exposure to hot water, such as hot showers and ...
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I have read on various sources that vegetble oil is improper for a ketogenic diet. But I do not understand why.
If the fats are suppose to turn into ketones, which in turn are burned for energy ...
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The red cross claims that donating blood can 'save up to three lives' That seems a highly exaggerated best case scenario. I'm curious, how many lives are really saved from a unit of blood? ...
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When I was given antibiotics for fever by my doctor, I noticed that my urine is unusually yellow. Why is that?
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