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Antarctic glaciation during a major climate shift 34 million years ago. Low CO2 levels lead to formation
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infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis that primarily affects livestock but that can occasionally spread to humans
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of age and older are more likely to have coronary artery disease. Occasionally, coronary disease may strike
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his or her vulnerability to certain forms of anxiety. Genetic factors that lead to biochemical
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illnesses can lower the body's defenses. A second factor that can lead to activation
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parts of mainstream stress reduction programs. Other alternative therapies for stress that are occasionally recommended by mainstream medicine
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experienced if the patient attempts to control the symptoms. Everyone occasionally experiences anxiety as a
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of pressure, often described as a “crushing pain” in the chest, occasionally radiating to the
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or an insect bite allows bacteria to enter the skin, which may lead to an
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either surgical or accidental trauma with leakage of blood into the sac. Occasionally, anticoagulant therapy can lead
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of the mouth, the lips, the tongue, and occasionally the salivary
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a cut, they usually produce a local infection with inflammation and pus. Occasionally a strain
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Encyclopedia , Wikipedia . Decompression Sickness Definition Decompression sickness (DCS) is a dangerous and occasionally lethal condition caused by
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appreciate the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones occasionally. If the patient
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to months. About 30% of U.S. adults drink to excess at least occasionally, and 3
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the patient to use a walker and cane if indicated. Occasionally, the patient
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appreciate the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones occasionally. If the patient
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Adipocyte. flame cell A bone marrow cell with a bright red cytoplasm, occasionally found in the
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experienced if the patient attempts to control the symptoms. Everyone occasionally experiences anxiety as a
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temperate bacteriophage and thus reproduces the bacteriophage in cell division; occasionally the prophage
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a problem if you sleep with your mouth open. Some medications as well as smoking can lead to a
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flow of blood. The emboli are usually formed from blood clots but are occasionally comprised of air
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appreciate the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones occasionally. If the patient
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appreciate the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones occasionally. If the patient
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appreciate the opportunity to listen to the fetal heart tones occasionally. If the patient
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a side effect. They include birth control pills; some thyroid or asthma drugs; some psychotropic agents; occasionally, local anesthetics; corticosteroids; antihypertensive
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mushrooms may also cause hemolysis. A great variety of chemical agents can lead to destruction
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has no serious long-lasting effects, but repeated episodes of gastroesophageal reflux can ultimately lead to esophageal
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to months. About 30% of U.S. adults drink to excess at least occasionally, and 3
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as from scratching or surgery) or inflammation (as from overexposure to ultraviolet light) can lead to the
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treated along with fibromyalgia symptoms. Nonpharmaceutical treatments that may be helpful include heat and occasionally cold applications. A