Articles, tagged with "hepatitis b", page 1
25th May 2012
A new report from IMARC Group entitled “Indian Diagnostic & Therapeutic Antibodies Market Report & Forecast: 2011-2016” finds that the market for HIV diagnostics is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years. Findings from the report suggest that...
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krishna sharma
18th January 2012
Due to several reasons, sometimes a woman is unable to fertilize an egg. Today, such women are increasingly opting for IVF or in vitro fertilization to give birth to a baby. IVF is a fertility treatment wherein eggs from a woman are fertilized with her p...
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Julie k Collins
07th February 2011
It is understood to be true that Yarsagumba's fame escalated when people all over the globe began thinking of it as "Himalayan Gold" or "Himalayan Super Herbal". Yarsagumba, or Yarshagumba, is coined from the Latin words cordyceps sinensis, which translat...
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JustinC
19th August 2010
Liver disease is categorized both by the cause and the effect it has on the liver. Causes may include infection, injury, exposure to drugs or toxic compounds, an autoimmune process, or a genetic defect that leads to the deposition and build-up of damaging...
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Dr Charles Buchar
30th May 2010
Serum Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminase, or more commonly known as SGPT, is a naturally occurring enzyme in our bodies and is normally found in liver and heart cells. Being an enzyme, its function is to assist in more efficient means on the usage of energy wh...
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Sturat Michael M
07th May 2010
Liver is one of the most intelligent organs of the body points out that many functions simultaneously. It produces bile, which is in the intestine and helps in food digestion. To excrete waste and toxic substances from the body, produces cholesterol and m...
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herbalcure30
16th April 2010
Feminine hygiene products include tampons, sanitary pads, toilet papers, panty liners, etc. There is a growing concern about proper feminine hygiene disposal. It doesn't only damage the environment, just about all put many innocent people in danger. Econo...
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Author:
Warren Keith
08th January 2010
Our Liver Cancer Protocol incorporates lifestyle changes, including proper diet, and exercise along with herbal supplements. The herbal formulations used in our Liver Cancer medications have been clinically tested. Alternative liver cancer treatment this ...
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Author:
Carroll Willis
08th October 2009
If you're wondering "how long do you liver with cirrhosis of the liver?", there aren't really any clear-cut answers. It may depend on which stage you are in your liver cirrhosis. But there's good news. If you and your doctor catch cirrhosis early enough, ...
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Author:
JJ Smith
08th October 2009
The functioning of our body depends a lot on the kidneys. Kidneys assist in the filtering blood by turning urea, metabolites and other elements into urine which is excreted from our body. The kidneys regulates blood pressure, blood plasma volume and gluco...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
21st September 2009
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When one speaks of sexually transmitted diseases, many may think of it as just HIV or AIDS. Actually there are lots of other STDs aside from the two mentioned. Some may be as dangerous and some may treated...
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stdtestingclinic
18th August 2009
Dangers And Risks of Colonoscopy Procedures"What if you had to worry about giving your wife AIDS?" asked Wayne Craig, a 52-year-old U.S. Navy veteran who lives near Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is among the more than 10,000 veterans who were told they may ...
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Suzanne Jojo
16th August 2008
The liver is the largest organ in your body and carries out many vital functions. Its responsibilities are, or example, digesting proteins and fats, removing toxins from your body, producing chemicals that stop the blood from clotting, and releasing bile ...
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28th April 2008
Autoimmune hepatitis is a disease in which the system's exempt structure attacks liver cells. Although the cause for this isn't completely clear-cut, some diseases, toxins and drugs may spark autoimmune hepatitis in vulnerable folk, particularly women. Th...
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Author:
Juliet Cohen
08th February 2007
The liver is one of the largest organs in the human body, second only to the skin. The liver is also one of the most multi-functional organs, performing dozens of tasks that are necessary to human health. The liver aids in the absorption of food. The live...
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Author:
George McKenzie