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How Do Organs Communicate With Each Other?
Picture this: You’re reaching into the oven to take out a tray of freshly baked cookies. As you’re pulling it...
What Happens When You Stop Antidepressants Cold Turkey
Antidepressant medications can be extremely effective in helping people cope with potentially debilitating conditions. Often, these medications don’t make a...
What Is Medical Physiology? A Complete Timeline
Did you know that the total length of blood vessels in the human body amounts to approximately 60,000 miles? To...
Is a Master’s in Medical Physiology and Pharmacology Right For You?
Are you contemplating a career in the expansive field of medicine? From nurses and physicians to educators and other healthcare...
Kidney Health: Location, Functions and How They Change Throughout Your Lifetime
If you’re considering a career in renal healthcare or are simply curious about organ functionality, you may have pondered the...
Cutting-Edge Insulin Delivery Systems
Insulin, “a hormone that helps to regulate blood sugar levels by assisting the transport of glucose from the blood into...
The Global Dialysis Crisis: Challenges and Pathways to Universal Access
Currently, more than 2 million people worldwide undergo recurring dialysis treatments to address their failing kidneys, in hopes that the...
Medical Cardiovascular and Muscle Physiology: A Deep Dive Into Heart & Muscle Function
Ever found yourself lost in the labyrinth of graduate-level medical physiology courses, with course names and descriptions blurring together? Fear...
What Factors Within the Body Affect Drug Absorption?
In order for any drug to do its intended job — relieve pain, kill an infection, etc. — it must...
What Is Disease X and How Could It Change the World?
From the everyday uncertainties of choosing what to have for dinner to pondering the mysteries of life and death, our...
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