Lightning in the Blood by Marie Brennan The second installment of Marie Brennan's Ree Varekai Book Series is Lightning in the Blood.
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Continuous treatment can make virus levels undetectable in the blood.
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A school group is fascinated; kids step in the blood.
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Cargo In The Blood from Nine Inch Nails on Vimeo.
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So that whole family; I guess it's in the blood.
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"I'm covered in the blood of Jesus," he told them.
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Other merchandise in the Blood Lust line includes jackets and bags.
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Problems arise when there is too much sugar in the blood.
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Click here to order a copy of Cargo in the Blood.
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No level of lead in the blood is safe for children.
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Unlike Cranston, Mark is bathing in the blood of slaughtered baseballs.
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Blackouts are caused by a spike in the blood-alcohol level.
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She has been born anew in the blood of her clan.
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The lights lower bilirubin in the blood to eliminate the jaundice.
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A buildup of ketones in the blood, called ketoacidosis, can be fatal.
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Both my parents are artists so it must run in the blood.
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A Stain in the Blood: The Remarkable Voyage of Sir Kenelm Digby.
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Instead of floating freely in the blood, it nestles inside individual cells.
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Being black in America may carry its own poison in the blood.
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Chechnya has a history steeped in the blood of revolts and repression.
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Is the Force in the blood, or is it all around us?
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Lead remains traceable in the blood for only about a month after exposure.
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This indicates a less healthy response in the blood vessel lining with PTSD.
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Investor Peter Thiel is reportedly "really interested" in the blood of the young.
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The drug also aids oxygen circulation in the blood and can increase endurance.
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Glucose in tears simply doesn't track closely enough with glucose in the blood.
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Dissent is in the blood, and now the story must be seen through.
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Cholesterol is carried in the blood attached to low or high density lipoproteins.
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I know it better, and maybe it's in the blood, I don't know.
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And Remnant doesn't stir much in the blood on an elevator-pitch level.
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Hemoglobin, the protein that binds oxygen in the blood, has a thermal sensitivity.
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Cirina's co-founder David Lo was the first scientist to detect free-floating fetal DNA in the blood of a pregnant woman, kicking off the push to use gene sequencing to find fetal abnormalities, and then cancer, in the blood.
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This disease causes shortness of breath, lack of oxygen in the blood, irregular heartbeats.
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When the melatonin concentration in the blood rises in the evening, we get tired.
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But growing up in Scotland, in Britain, it's like humor is in the blood.
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The lights are designed to lower bilirubin in the blood to eliminate the jaundice.
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The device contains a filter to remove clots and other particulates in the blood.
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Her latest album Power In The Blood was nominated for two 2016 Juno Awards.
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Familial Hypercholesterolemia, a condition that elevates the amount of LDL cholesterol in the blood.
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They tested for the main circulating form of vitamin D in the blood, 25OHD.
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One study found the chemical in the blood of 2628 percent of those tested.
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Plaque forms when cholesterol combines with fat, calcium and other substances in the blood.
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How did your (and Trent Reznor's) proximity to addiction influence Cargo In The Blood?
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The pain-relieving ingredient can interfere with an oxygen-carrying protein in the blood.
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" —ZD "Rhys and his cat, Lady Platinum, at home in the blood-red bathroom.
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They can also start taking statins, which lower levels of cholesterol in the blood.
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When there is too much low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol in the blood (a.k.a.
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Soutine captures that alien grace that lingers in the blood and in the bone.
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This means driving with any amount of THC in the blood violates state law.
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Antibodies can be found in the blood of those who are tested after infection.
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Public health studies found PFAS in the blood of about 95 percent of Americans.
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It's quickly absorbed in the blood and metabolized quickly, according to the CRS report.
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Cholestasis of pregnancy occurs when there&aposs a buildup of bile in the blood.
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Karius applies the same principles to the detection of pathogens in the blood. 4.
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And the best place to look for these diseases is in the blood itself.
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Those drugs are antibodies that block PCSK9 from doing its job in the blood.
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She makes Fellini, a more urbane soul, look a little hot in the blood.
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"The Japanese imperial system's value does not lie in the blood of the current incumbent of the emperor's throne, but the value is put in the blood that exists in a long lineage," said Hidetsugu Yagi, professor of constitutional law at Reitaku University.
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Like a worm in the blood, whose only natural home is a hot shrinking vein.
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The severity of hemophilia is measured by how much clotting factor is in the blood.
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Once in the body, the chemicals are mostly concentrated in the blood, liver, and kidneys.
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Antiphospholipid syndrome is also an autoimmune disease, but it attacks normal proteins in the blood.
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In most people, Zika lives in the blood for about seven days and then resolves.
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Freenome aims to use machine learning to detect early signs of cancer in the blood.
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It detects antibodies in the blood from four days to 12 weeks after symptoms begin.
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What organisms, items, or experiences does Cargo In The Blood serve as a taxonomy of?
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The Wyss team sought to replicate processes that occur in the blood-brain barrier (BBB).
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An Answer in the Blood A call came to Dr. Gupta late the next day.
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A study estimates the chemical is found in the blood of 98 percent of humans.
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Early stage Loa loa larvae thrash around in the blood more vigorously than other worms.
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I could see it in the blood of kids who visited my medical clinic here.
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You were never nice to ... Everyone's washing themselves in the blood of Trump. Yeah. Right.
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The virus is known to stay in the blood for between five and seven days.
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The notion of aspiring to achieve things in life was sort of in the blood.
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"I breathed in the blood," Uwimana told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an interview airing Friday.
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A dangerous class of chemicals are building up in the blood of nearly every American.
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The culprit, in turned out, was a fatty particle in the blood called lipoprotein(a).
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When ammonia in the blood reaches the brain, it can cause irreversible brain damage or death.
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The Hound Lab breathalyzer doesn't only measure THC in the breath, but also in the blood.
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Treating an infection in this scenario is different than treated an infection in the blood stream.
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" 1960: Science — "The Relation in Man between Cholesterol Levels in the Diet and in the Blood.
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Usually, the kidneys would just flush out any excess of chemical protein byproducts in the blood.
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Diabetes patients often suffer from hyperglycemia — a condition where there is excess sugar in the blood.
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It also bound to plasma proteins in the blood, circulating through each organ in the body.
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The injectable version, which rich countries use, contains dead viruses and creates antibodies in the blood.
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Lips and nailbeds may have a bluish color due to lack of oxygen in the blood.
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Children affected can also have abnormal salt levels in the blood, which can be life-threatening.
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She knew, too, that this hormone's levels in the blood rise during periods of physical exertion.
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But that doesn't mean everyone with dance music in the blood has actually heard his stuff.
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The injectable version, used in rich countries, contains dead viruses and creates antibodies in the blood.
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He was covered in the blood of another woman who had stayed behind to hide there.
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That arrangement blew up six months later in the blood-spattered confrontation in the couple's bedroom.
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If glucose levels in the blood drop to really low levels, we'd pass out and die.
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The three drugs each use different mechanisms to prevent the virus from replicating in the blood.
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MRSA in a nostril is no big deal, but in the blood it can be deadly.
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A billboard put up in the Blood Tribe First Nation in Alberta, aimed to combatting fentanyl.
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Wash your hands in the blood of the lamb, but do not join hands in prayer!
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But the infected partner was taking antiretrovirals successfully; the virus was suppressed, undetectable in the blood.
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The hospital was given some fingertip sensors that measured how much oxygen was in the blood.
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The virus circulates in the blood of an infected person for 2-7 days, the WHO says.
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Lack of insulin leads to high blood sugar and a buildup of acidic ketones in the blood.
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Proteins in the blood will try to fight and disable specific invaders that they recognize as problems.
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ART reduces the viral load, or the amount of the virus in the blood and bodily fluids.
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Thrive works by analyzing highly targeted sets of DNA and proteins in the blood to detect cancer.
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"The values of democracy are already deeply in the blood of the people of Taiwan," she said.
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An important part of this transition is a substantial rise in the hormone melatonin in the blood.
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It is said that safety standards such as FMVSS are written in the blood of past victims.
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There is considerable evidence from prior Zika outbreaks that the virus can be transmitted in the blood.
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But DEET was detected in the blood of the umbilical cord in just four of 2000 users.
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"We can show that Hispanics age more slowly independent of changes in the blood cell," he said.
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To power this response, the body releases epinephrine, a hormone that raises glucose levels in the blood.
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Cholestasis is a buildup of bile, something our bodies make to help digest food, in the blood.
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Failing lungs decrease oxygen and increase carbon dioxide in the blood, both of which slow cognitive function.
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The orders do not contain information about the child or the level of lead in the blood.
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Her findings indicated there had been a spike in the blood-lead levels of the city's children.
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Lead is a neurotoxin, and no level of lead in the blood is safe, according to the CDC.
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"This would unleash a humanitarian nightmare unlike any seen in the blood-soaked Syrian conflict," he told reporters.
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Quest's molecular test for Zika can only detect the virus when it is still present in the blood.
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"We know this chemical gets stored in the blood serum, the liver and some other organs," Pinney said.
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It also didn't vary based on the type of estrogen women used or hormone levels in the blood.
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With diabetes, the body doesn't produce enough insulin — a crucial regulator of sugar, or glucose, in the blood.
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That something else might be epilepsy, brain injury, alcohol withdrawal, or even low sodium levels in the blood.
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Severe injury causes a defect in the blood clotting mechanisms, just when the body really needs them most.
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In the blood-covered cabin, they discovered Kristy mortally wounded and Kenneth allegedly covered in blood as well.
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The state of sunshine and pleasure is drenched in the blood of Indians, the victims of mass killings.
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When someone has diabetes, he can no longer produce sufficient insulin to process glucose (sugar) in the blood.
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No replicating virus was found in the blood of any of the 21 volunteers who received the vaccine.
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But their levels were much lower than in the blood of the racers completing the full 26.2 miles.
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Because ivermectin lingers in the blood, it also kills insects that bite humans, including mosquitoes, lice and mites.
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Lead in the blood is typically measured in µg/dL (micrograms per deciliter) or in parts per billion.
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" Read the cover story: "Rembrandt in the Blood: An Obsessive Aristocrat, Rediscovered Paintings and an Art-World Feud.
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This kind of noise, called a bruit, is caused by turbulence in the blood flowing through an artery.
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The doctor noted persistent mild hyperlipidemia, which means high lipids, such as cholesterol and triglycerides, in the blood.
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They also did tests for 153 metabolic traits in the children, including levels of fats in the blood.
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Now they have been found across the planet—even in the blood of arctic foxes and polar bears.
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Freenome is using machine learning to root out biological signals of cancer from DNA fragments in the blood.
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They are looking for a tiny resolution of tumor DNA in the blood, which is easy to miss.
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Low levels of EPA and DHA in the blood can be related to diet but also to genetics.
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The goal with brincidofovir is to "decrease the amount of virus in the blood very quickly," says Berrey.
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Insulin regulates the levels of sugar in the blood, setting off a complex chemical cascade known as insulin signaling.
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The virus stays in the blood for 11 days on average, and potentially much longer in other bodily fluids.
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If levels of these cells in the blood were above a certain threshold, people didn&apost catch the flu.
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"It's in the blood," says Llyr Jones, 18, who began helping on the family farm when he was seven.
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"We know that endometriosis has access to the blood and endometriosis cells are found in the blood," Taylor said.
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Hypoglycemia occurs in patients when there is too much insulin in the blood and not enough sugar, or glucose.
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About 30 million Americans have diabetes, a disease caused when there's too much sugar, or glucose, in the blood.
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But doctors still become alarmed when lead levels in the blood reach 5 micrograms per deciliter, or µg/dL.
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He's more concerned about people mixing alcohol with THC—this, he says, increases THC levels in the blood eightfold.
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Betrixaban is also designed to inhibit the activity of Factor Xa, a protein involved in the blood-clotting process.
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The famous hymn about being "washed in the blood of the Lamb" sounded, to my young ears, increasingly disturbing.
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Flint switched back in October after tests showing elevated lead levels in the blood of some children became public.
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A hardened criminal may have become the unlikely peacemaker in the blood feud between Meek Mill and The Game.
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Without insulin, sugar then builds up in the blood and the body resorts to burning fat stores for energy.
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Traditionally, most children of presidential candidates have shown a general reluctance to engage in the blood sport of politics.
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Hester La Negrita (Saycon Sengbloh) has a great deal of love, in "In the Blood" (directed by Sarah Benson).
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He had succumbed to hypoxia, low oxygen levels in the blood, a few minutes after a full-term delivery.
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Slayer will always be with us, in the blood and fury surging through metal's veins during its blackest moments.
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I thought my study — cold, hard evidence of increased lead in the blood of Flint children — would change things.
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These probably represented tiny bits of infection, most likely the same resilient agent found in the blood and urine.
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As people age, TGF-beta accretes in the blood and this leads to problems such as inflammation or fibrosis.
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Doctors cannot easily fix them in the first operation — there are just too many in the blood-rich abdomen.
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High blood pressure -- too much pressure in the blood vessels -- is also "easily observed in the eye," he said.
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According to Mayo Clinic, the therapy increases oxygen in the blood and is used to treat several medical conditions.
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The misshapen cells don't survive long in the blood — 10 to 20 days, compared to the usual 213 days.
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No level of lead in the blood is considered safe, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As a woman's pregnancy progressed, they noticed, the levels of RNA from certain genes found in the blood changed, too.
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Although the study failed its main goal, it showed some benefit against RSV hypoxemia or oxygen deficiency in the blood.
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But high levels of lead have also been found in the blood of children in other cities including New York.
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The CDC and World Health Organization have both declared that there is no safe level of lead in the blood.
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J. Prince was at the Hollywood Roosevelt Wednesday in L.A. when he told us the latest in the blood feud.
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Researchers at Harvard found that having higher levels of carotenoids in the blood is correlated with a more optimistic outlook.
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Traditional tests, which look for illegal substances in the blood or urine, return positive results in 1-2% of cases.
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In 89 percent of patients, at least one genetic change detected in the tumor was also found in the blood.
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In that study, Theranos had used the Edison to track inflammatory markers in the blood of patients who had asthma.
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So might underlying differences in metabolism or levels of sugar or fat in the blood – even among women without diabetes.
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It cures a genetic condition that causes a dangerously high amount of fat to build up in the blood system.
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Also, heavy users who have built up a tolerance can have that much in the blood and not that impaired.
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Relypsa and its primary competitor, ZS Pharma, are racing to develop treatments for hyperkalemia, or excessive potassium in the blood.
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For six months, the county offered village members zinc and calcium supplement, which can decrease lead concentration in the blood.
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But studies have shown no level of lead in the blood is safe, and poisoning persists in thousands of locales.
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So you in essence get free iron in the blood, and that allows these bacteria to proliferate very, very rapidly.
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Then there are the "superbacteria," opportunistic pathogens that can erupt as infections in the blood, lungs, intestines and urinary tract.
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Young co-wrote the book The pH Miracle in 2010, claiming that diseases are caused by acidity in the blood.
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" Haley said Russia, the strongest ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was "covered in the blood of Syrian children.
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That clarity is sharpest in his portrait of a nineteenth century soaked in the blood of the European working class.
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It did not show a dye in the blood vessels, but rather an agent used to treat the abnormal vessels.
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Dr. Peake: White blood cell numbers typically increase in the blood during exercise, much as they would during an infection.
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Were the White House Christmas trees dipped in the blood of the children being kept in cages at the border?
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During the Tate murders, Manson's followers wrote "'Healter' Skelter" on the refrigerator in the blood of one of their victims.
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"In the Blood," from Mayer's most recent album, The Search for Everything is, perhaps, one of his most introspective songs.
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His gifts include a devoted grandfather and an ability to communicate with animals and ghosts that runs in the blood.
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As people age, levels of N.A.D. decline to the point where it is undetectable in the blood of the elderly.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the therapy increases oxygen in the blood and is used to treat several medical conditions.
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And he created a color test to measure polio antibodies in the blood to determine whether the vaccine was working.
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The doctor was again surprised, later that day, to find a couple of abnormalities in the blood work she ordered.
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The ScanWatch sends light through the blood vessels in the wrist to measure the amount of oxygen in the blood.
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Penile gangrene caused by the buildup of calcium in the blood vessels is rare, difficult to treat, and often lethal.
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That leaves too much sugar in the blood, leading to high blood sugar and, you guessed it, type 2 diabetes.
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A 2007 CDC study estimated that PFAS chemicals could be detected in the blood of 98% of the US population.
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Thanks for that, JJ. George Lucas wrestled with this question: is the Force in the blood, or all around us?
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Among other things, the body builds an army of antibodies, proteins in the blood specialized to fight that specific pathogen.
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Less than 203 nanograms per milliliter of vitamin D in the blood is considered much too little, a vitamin deficiency.
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Those cells are the "tattoo," and when in the body they can constantly monitor the concentration of calcium in the blood.
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Drowning in the blood and pus that filled her lungs, she had been gasping for breath -- grasping for life -- for days.
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In the 1970s, DuPont discovered that there were high concentrations of PFOA in the blood of factory workers at Washington Works.
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By 103 the average concentration of PFOA in the blood of an adult American was four to five parts per billion.
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Next, the scientists used a device called a protein micro-array to analyze the amounts of different proteins in the blood.
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Other microbes may not preserve well, or might not be present in the blood at high enough levels to be detected.
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But there are no proteins in the blood or other physical markers that confirm that someone has a particular personality disorder.
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It is created from antibodies that dramatically lower levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol in the blood by blocking a certain protein.
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Researchers found that higher levels of cadmium in the blood were associated with diminished contrast sensitivity, they report in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the disease occurs when lung tissue becomes scarred and causes reduced oxygen supply in the blood.
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Trans fat has been shown to raise the "bad," or LDL, cholesterol in the blood, which can lead to cardiovascular disease.
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She also said that marijuana can stay in the blood for hours, days and even weeks after its effects wear off.
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The researchers also pinpointed sweet pastries as the strongest contributor to higher trans fats levels in the blood, followed by margarine.
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Obesity in humans is associated with resistance to insulin, a hormone that regulates glucose in the blood, and Type 2 diabetes.
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The two doctors checked her white blood cell count, an indicator of immune activity in response to microbes in the blood.
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Hyperkalemia is a medical term describing elevated potassium levels in the blood and is usually found in those with kidney disease.
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The interview comes from CBC's The National episode when Buffy was doing press for her latest album Power in the Blood.
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" Once MCC had signed on, Ms. Bioh spent the fall furiously rewriting the play even while appearing in "In the Blood.
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Lead from the city's old pipes leached into the water, causing alarmingly high lead levels in the blood of many residents.
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Another in-demand approach would look for antibodies to the virus in the blood of patients, a so-called serological test.
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It can suppress the amount of H.I.V. circulating in the blood to undetectable levels, but only in combination with other drugs.
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We know that even low levels of lead in the blood can reduce IQ and affect the ability to pay attention.
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The chemical, NDMA, is the same one found in the blood pressure drug valsartan, which led to widespread recalls last year.
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In humans, the buildup of nitrogen bubbles in the blood during a rapid ascent from deep water is called the bends.
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Hyperkalemia occurs when there are very high levels of potassium in the blood, which can be life-threatening in certain cases.
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Inhaling too much carbon monoxide displaces oxygen in the blood and deprives the heart, brain, and other vital organs of oxygen.
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According to research out of Carnegie Mellon University, meditation reduces levels of a substance in the blood that's linked to stress.
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In all, Biden has four health issues: irregular heartbeat, high concentrations of fat in the blood, acid reflux and seasonal allergies.
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There may be a role played by inflammation of blood vessels including those in the blood-brain barrier that protects the brain.
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Importantly, however, these drugs don't cure patients; they only suppress the HIV virus to the point that it's undetectable in the blood.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, chronic pulmonary fibrosis occurs when lung tissue becomes scarred and causes reduced oxygen supply in the blood.
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Duterte also said he suffered from Buerger's disease, a cause of blockages in the blood vessels, associated with smoking during his youth.
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Medical researchers have triggered the immune system to fight cancer cells floating in the blood stream, but not successfully on solid tumors.
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When the researchers analyzed the amount of these chemicals in the blood samples, they found all at higher levels than that threshold.
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One large egg contains 212 mg of cholesterol, but this doesn't mean that eggs will raise the "bad" kind in the blood.
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The memo did not give any explanation for why Lichterman's name appeared in the Blood & Honour database, which BuzzFeed News has reviewed.
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It circulates in the blood, so a child can still get — and spread — a gut infection but won't be paralyzed by it.
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She caught me in the act a couple of times and my tenure in the blood work unit came to an end.
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Bruits, no matter where they are heard, are usually caused by turbulence in the blood flowing through vessels and are always abnormal.
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So by the time they're in the blood or urine, it's not exactly the same compound as the drug that was ingested.
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What to watch: "Liquid biopsies" that assess tumor DNA in the blood may replace the need for tissue biopsies in some patients.
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" She continued: "There's an ingredient in the blood that most skin-care brands wish they could formulate their creams with effectively: oxygen.
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" The star says that the diet has had positive results with Griffin and Baker, explaining, "It's been evident in the blood work.
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So normally we have lots of glucose -- the main sugar that's circulating in the blood -- and then the kidney filters that glucose.
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Regulating the amount of water in the body and balancing the concentration of minerals in the blood is the kidneys' main function.
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"Hyponatremia occurs when consuming too much water dilutes the sodium in the blood," says New York City-based registered dietician Amy Shapiro.
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Biomarkers in the blood indicating elevated levels of inflammation, cholesterol and clotting can be an early warning of atherosclerosis and heart disease.
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Today she runs the Marc Bolan School of Music and Film in the "Blood Diamonds" killing fields of war-torn Sierra Leone.
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But Borrelia mayonii adds nausea, vomiting and widespread rash, and causes a higher concentration of bacteria in the blood, the CDC said.
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Mosquitoes suck up gametocytes—adult versions of the parasite that are able to reproduce—circulating in the blood of an infected human.
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The US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has proposed banning Holmes from working in the blood-testing business for two years.
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It is now generally agreed that H.I.V. can be detected in the blood of an infected person within a matter of weeks.
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This is followed by a rapid reduction in the percentage of red blood cells in the blood stream, again to female levels.
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Lowering the acid level in the blood with bicarbonate, draining the fluid from her belly, increasing the blood pressure medications, starting dialysis.
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That patient turned out to have an oxygen saturation - the amount of oxygen in the blood - of 50%, a life-threatening situation.
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If phenylalanine builds up in the blood major health problems will result: neurological problems, intellectual disabilities, psychiatric disorders, and other serious effects.
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"The byproducts of methanol metabolism cause an accumulation of acid in the blood (metabolic acidosis), blindness, and death," a CDC report said.
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Keeping the amount of HIV in the blood low is key for suppressing symptoms of the virus, but it isn't a cure.
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Some angry protestors took rags dipped in the blood of the dead and used them to write on the police traffic posts.
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According to the doc, Hef was suffering from septicemia -- a severe inflammation of body tissues triggered by an infection in the blood.
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People with high levels of trans fats in the blood were at higher risk for Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
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Additionally, a high intake of potassium, calcium, and magnesium can ease tension in the blood vessel walls, which helps lower blood pressure.
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Statin levels can increase in the blood when used together with marijuana as both are metabolized through a network of liver enzymes.
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Studies have shown that higher levels of tau protein in the blood is associated with an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
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He also suffers from Buerger's disease, caused by his heavy smoking in younger days, which can cause blockages in the blood vessels.
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When the issue was discovered, the FDA had to develop a test capable of identifying nitrosamine in the blood vessel-widening drugs.
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The device measured glucose in sweat, but the results suggested that this was not a good proxy for glucose in the blood.
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The nitrites can be further converted into nitric oxide when circulating in the blood, which can improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure.
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The test examines dozens of markers in the blood, from glucose levels to blood cell counts to "muscle status" markers, like creatine kinase.
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Obesity, diabetes and elevated triglycerides (a type of fat found in the blood) are among the risk factors linked to excessive sugar intake.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports police found evidence of a violent struggle in the blood-spattered home of 46-year-old Kevin Thompson.
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PSA is a protein produced by the prostate and the test looks for how much of this protein is found in the blood.
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A Democrat, Hood nonetheless has won four consecutive statewide elections in the blood-red state of Mississippi — all of them for attorney general.
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"Any virus in the blood of a pregnant woman is a risk to the fetus, so ultimately there may be damage," he said.
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The Aim-listed firm's device, called Parsortix, is able to catch tumour cells circulating in the blood through a simple blood test. bit.
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For many, home is a source of comfort; coming home to a house drenched in the blood of a loved one seems unimaginable.
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High-intensity and moderate-intensity statin therapy are defined by how much they reduce levels of LDL-cholesterol in the blood, she explained.
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Additionally, they found a decrease in TNF-alpha, an inflammatory protein in the blood linked depression and cancer, according to a press release.
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The truth is we breathe in air and breathe out air, and the gas exchange happens in the blood vessels of the lungs.
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The "bad" bacteria can enter the bloodstream from the mouth and cause inflammation in the blood vessels, which can lead to cardiovascular disease.
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But how could a hormone cause high levels of calcium in the blood by removing calcium from bones and also cause bone growth?
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It maintains the proper amount of calcium and phosphorus in the blood by enhancing the absorption of these minerals in the small intestine.
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Cargo In The Blood is as big as it gets for the NIN fan, an opportunity to actually own a piece of legend.
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Scientists found elevated levels of lead in the blood of some Flint children in September, prompting a state of emergency in the city.
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Many people have potentially deadly complications like spasms in the blood vessels or hydrocephalus, a fluid buildup that increases pressure on the brain.
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Stem and progenitor cells are also found in the spongy marrow within some bones and in the blood that circulates around our bodies.
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But for those with mining in the blood, moving on is harder and the smell of coal dust is as sweet as blossom.
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"If I see SNTF or tau proteins in the blood, I know axons are dead which means that's permanent," Dr. Smith told me.
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A more recent (2017) study (by Sweden's Jones) found 51 — but also incredibly high levels of caffeine in the blood of the victims.
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Proteins carry out a vast number of jobs in the body, from ferrying oxygen in the blood to generating force in our muscles.
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The quickest way to assess immunity is a blood test that looks for protective antibodies in the blood of people who have recovered.
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Now researchers have developed this small device that tests for interleukin-6 (IL-6), one of the biomarkers of sepsis, in the blood.
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Patients with sickle-cell disease have two copies of a mutated gene that produces hemoglobin, the molecule that transports oxygen in the blood.
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The researchers found that, after taking the drug for 3203 days, testosterone in the blood dropped to castrate levels for all three doses.
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A man with guns caused the carnage that left her sitting on the ground one Sunday night, covered in the blood of strangers.
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She rubbed her leg in the blood pooling on the linoleum floor so the gunman might think she and her granddaughter were dead.
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So maybe the "let's dance" mind-set is in the blood of Louisiana, a state with a long tradition of music and partying.
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Bone is the most accurate long-term repository: Once absorbed into the body, lead circulates in the blood and accumulates in the skeleton.
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The results, which are part of a seven-year study and are under review for publication, are preliminary because they identify only the total amount of tau in the blood, not the amount of the specific tau linked to C.T.E. Additional tests are being done in Sweden to determine the amount of the C.T.E.-related tau in the blood samples, Stern said.
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Coronary artery disease occurs when plaque builds up in the blood vessels around the heart, and it is a scary precursor to heart attacks.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Zika virus stays in the blood of an infected person for about a week.
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The drug, approved in the United States in September 2014, treats abnormally high phosphate level in the blood of end-stage renal disease patients.
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That's because that's when the virus is still in the blood, and we are concerned that there could be harmful effects on the pregnancy.
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"What we're learning is these air pollution exposures are triggering biologically relevant pathways that we can measure in the blood," Kaufman told Reuters Health.
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And around 3 to 6 million people in the United States are diagnosed with hyponatremia, or low sodium levels in the blood, every year.
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When a fang blenny bites a would-be attacker, the chomp is likely to cause a drop in the blood pressure of its target.
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Zika virus typically remains in the blood of an infected person for roughly a week, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Work on concussed ice-hockey players suggests its level in the blood after a blow to the head predicts the severity of a concussion.
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"The byproducts of methanol metabolism cause an accumulation of acid in the blood (metabolic acidosis), blindness, and death," the CDC says on its website.
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A tumor, like Bersten's, causes the affected gland to release more PTH than it should and disrupts the balance of calcium in the blood.
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In Colorado, where recreational marijuana is legal, the legal limit if you're pulled over for driving is 5 nanograms of THC in the blood.
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And super-high doses have rarely resulted in fatal hypermagnesemia, or too-high levels of magnesium in the blood that can stop your heart.
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Maybe more parents will get their children tested, and if lead is found in the blood, they can take steps to prevent chronic exposure.
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Smoking, for example, triggers a boom in immature blood cells, which carry epigenetic marks different from those of other cell types in the blood.
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They take advantage of the fact that DNA fragments from tumors can be found in tiny amounts in the blood of patients with cancer.
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If it led to weight loss, either diet brought an identical lowering of sugar in the blood stream and an identical lowering of insulin.
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The "Farley Breaks Down" pictures could be seen to acknowledge the subsequent horrors of national hubris, most irreparably in the blood vat of Vietnam.
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It occurs because people with no to little insulin cannot metabolize ketone acids, allowing them to build up to toxic levels in the blood.
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Other researchers have suggested that a loss of a specific anti-HER-2 CD4 immune cell in the blood occurs during breast cancer growth.
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Missing dialysis treatment, which removes toxins that build up in the blood of people who suffer kidney failure, leaves Lopez feeling dizzy and nauseous.
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They found that with either source, whole eggs or egg whites, about the same amount of dietary amino acid showed up in the blood.
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In the case of Genvoya, that includes possible lactic acid buildup in the blood and severe liver problems, which can both be life-threatening.
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Cahill and his colleagues at Fenway Institute would like to see a policy developed that looks at individual risk in the blood donation process.
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For example, let's say that a study found that a certain nutrient often found in eggs is associated with increased cholesterol in the blood.
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Many of these clinics offer treatments billed as novel stem cell therapies that are derived from cells in the blood, fat or birth tissue.
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"In the Blood" also has a touch of Brecht's theater of alienation, with its use of projected titles and isolated monologues of self-justification.
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Scientists from George Mason University recently isolated a substance in the blood of a Komodo dragon that appeared to have powerful germ-killing abilities.
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The most effective preventive is maintaining a normal level of glucose in the blood through medication and a proper balance of diet and exercise.
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The second, "In the Blood," directed by Sarah Benson, centers on a contemporary Hester, an impoverished mother desperate for help with her five children.
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"Ketones circulate in the blood and become the main source of energy for many cells in the body," according to the National Cancer Institute.
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"The Russian regime, whose hands are also covered in the blood of Syrian children, cannot be shamed by pictures of its victims," she said.
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Right now, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a test that works by detecting parts of the virus' genome in the blood.
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Inflammation: A few small studies have shown Tai Chi can reduce levels of C-reactive protein in the blood, a cardinal sign of inflammation.
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Grail is hoping that its can use deep sequencing technology to detect the earliest signs of cancer in the blood, while it's still treatable.
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Ocrevus works by depleting a specific type of a patient's B cells, which circulate in the blood and are part of the immune system.
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An older BioMarin drug for PKU, Kuvan, works by increasing activity of an enzyme that helps to reduce levels of phenylalanine in the blood.
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"The Russian regime, whose hands are all covered in the blood of Syrian children, cannot be ashamed by pictures of its victims," Haley said.
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For cardiologists, the study was a crucial test of a long-held hypothesis: the lower the level of cholesterol in the blood, the better.
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His team has also found elevated levels of cortisol, a stress hormone, and adrenaline circulating in the blood of strivers from a young age.
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What the author does reveal is that a tassel from the boot of a young neighbor named Joey Mullen sits in the blood nearby.
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The drug works, he said, by inhibiting vitamin K synthesis, which in turn inhibits the production of proteins in the blood that control bleeding.
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Scientific understanding of this issue is limited by the fact that it's hard to chemically detect very low levels of lead in the blood.
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Since the virus is believed to persist in the blood for up to 22007 days, it presumably came from an island then having an outbreak.
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In that case, the FDA also had to rush out an unapproved test to detect the West Nile virus in the blood supply, Ziman said.
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Flint returned to using Detroit's water in October after tests found elevated levels of lead in the water and in the blood of some children.
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The abusers would just get shot up with something called an anaphrodisiac, a brew to suppress androgens and other traces of Aphrodite in the blood.
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Researchers found that people with higher levels of a particular antibody in the blood had an increased risk of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries.
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Over lunch, Huggins explains why, describing how oxygen and metabolites in the blood are needed in three places: the muscles, the skin, and the brain.
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I would get tired and turn blue (this is called cyanosis, or a lack of oxygen in the blood), but I didn't want to stop.
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Often, heart attacks are caused by blockages in the blood vessels that supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart, which makes the heart muscle die.
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Local anesthetics can lead to a condition called methemoglobinemia, where the amount of oxygen carried in the blood is reduced, which can lead to death.
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He's a psychotic serial killer with no moral compass who takes pleasure in the blood and violence he brings after he bonds with a symbiote.
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The approach to be used takes advantage of the fact that DNA from cancerous cells can be found in the blood, albeit in minute amounts.
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There's the body's fitness: how fast you can get oxygen to the muscles and how fast you can go before lactate accumulates in the blood.
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Duterte was himself a heavy smoker but quit when he was diagnosed as suffering from Buerger's disease, which can cause blockages in the blood vessels.
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The samples are then placed on glucose measuring strips, which are inserted into a monitoring device that measures the amount of glucose in the blood.
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Blood tests in late 2015 revealed the child is in HIV remission, meaning levels of the virus in the blood are undetectable using standard tests.
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The result is the Cargo In The Blood collection, a project of reclamation and regeneration.. Who or what are some of your art historical influences?
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It works to lower insulin levels in the blood and triggers a range of other molecular pathways that are likely to influence the ageing process.
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When tested in two healthy human volunteers, the device provided glucose results that closely matched levels measured in the blood, researchers reported in Nature Nanotechnology.
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One shortcoming of the liquid biopsy was that for about 15 percent of the patients over all, no tumor DNA was detected in the blood.
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Eagles has disseminated WWII propaganda posters printed in the blood of a transgender soldier to protest blood discrimination and Trump's attacks on the LGBTQ community.
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When I think about the organization as a whole, having put on a No. 7 Patriots jersey in my past, it's still in the blood.
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Alcohol can alter cholesterol and clotting in the blood in positive ways, experts say, and that's about the age when heart problems begin to occur.
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Cardiac injury is defined by an elevation of a protein called troponin that can be measured in the blood, according to the American Heart Association.
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A decade later, the university advanced those studies to find that chronic sleep loss can increase the amount of free fatty acids in the blood.
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The implants were said to cause a build-up of metal ions in the blood, causing groin pain, allergic reactions, bone erosion and tissue death.
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These initial results, however, analyzed only the rise and fall of glucose, insulin and triglyceride levels in the blood after participants had eaten standardized meals.
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Our scientific understanding of this issue is limited by the fact that it's hard to chemically detect very low levels of lead in the blood.
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In the prequels, the Jedi use devices to track the level of midichlorians in the blood to help them decide if someone is worth training.
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Studies have even shown lead concentration in the blood as low as 215 micrograms per deciliter of blood (μg/dL) can lower IQ in children.
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Quebec was the region in North America best versed in the blood libel, which had already occasioned anti-Jewish violence in Montreal and Quebec City.
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Now the Signature Theater Company is reviving these works in tandem, with new productions directed by Sarah Benson ("In the Blood") and Jo Bonney ("A").
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Participation in the blood analysis is voluntary, Chiampas said, adding that the program adheres to privacy laws protecting the confidentiality of players' health care information.
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Sometimes, it's not an infection that is making the patient sick, or the infection has already passed and is no longer detectable in the blood.
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Red blood cell counts increase, but not in proportion to the increase in blood volume, reducing the oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood, he said.
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Harsh sentences aren't exactly rare in the blood-red states, and Republican governors, even relatively moderate ones like Mr. Haslam, are generally loath to intervene.
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As best researchers can tell, the virus clears itself from the body pretty quickly, remaining in the blood for only about a week after infection.
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What they found instead, in the blood of a rhesus monkey, was a new virus, one they named for the area's dense vegetation: Uganda's Zika Forest.
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McCormick explained that smoking any substance increases carbon monoxide in the blood, which reduces blood's oxygen-carrying capacity, so not as much gets to the baby.
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Rabbini's team isn't the first to try looking for biomarkers of autism in the blood—similar research is ongoing elsewhere, with so far similarly encouraging results.
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The theory goes that sometimes, the thyroid can inadvertently produce reverse T3 (rather than T3), leading to less T3 in the blood as well in tissue.
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I was supposed to encourage Cole to understand that his power brought down buildings, destroyed countries, created prisons, and lathered itself in the blood and suffering.
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A patient's lung function is assessed with a six-minute walk test to show how much the oxygen level in the blood drops during the exercise.
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Castellano notes that it's easy to label a single protein but much more challenging to label all of them in the blood and thus it's impractical.
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The BBC explains how it works:The activity of brain cells can change oxygen levels in the blood, which in turn changes the colour of the blood.
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Smith says that the levels of glucose in tears just don't track closely enough with levels of glucose in the blood to be used for monitoring.
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" The fact that this iron comes from blood is actually a bonus, as "iron in the blood, heme iron, is much better absorbed than iron pills.
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People with type 1 diabetes have a pancreas that's unable to produce insulin, a critical hormone that helps the body control glucose levels in the blood.
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A slew of drugmakers, including Biogen Inc, ProMIS Neurosciences and Roche's Genentech, are developing drugs that directly target beta-amyloid protein in the blood and brain.
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Moreover, this double dilution lowered the concentration of the analytes in the blood samples to levels that were below the ADVIA's FDA-sanctioned analytic measurement range.
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Traditionally, celiac disease management includes regular physician visits to collect weight and height measurements, discuss dietary adherence and check celiac disease-specific antibodies in the blood.
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The main goal of the 246-patient study was to reduce high levels of cell damage in the blood and lower the use of blood transfusions.
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Grail's aim is to develop so-called liquid biopsies for spotting cancer in the earliest stages by detecting circulating fragments of tumor DNA in the blood.
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Not a single one of the vaccinated participants developed an infection by any measurement: virus circulating in the blood, rashes, or dips in white blood count.
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When parasite DNA showed up in the blood cells, the hamster tests confirmed that those cells carried a high risk of infection, Ericsson told Reuters Health.
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The current rule for intoxication in Colorado and Washington is five nanograms of THC in the blood, although that's a far less accurate barometer than the .
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Wellington Hospital endocrinologist Dr John Wilson says that without insulin injections, sugar builds up in the blood and the body begins to burn fat to survive.
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Sengbloh, who seemed to be struggling with her lines the night I saw "In the Blood," had some explosive moments at the end of the drama.
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Multiyear studies on those lanky teenage girls showed an increased risk of mild hypertension, ovarian cysts, amenorrhea and hyperprolactinemia, an excess of prolactin in the blood.
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Without the insulin, the body's cells can't use the glucose, so it builds up in the blood, causing the "high blood sugar" that can be dangerous.
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Researchers have already found associations between adult obesity and sepsis and respiratory infections, as well as an increased mortality risk from bacterial infections in the blood.
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Tragedy stalks Hester La Negrita, the heroine of Suzan-Lori Parks's "In the Blood," as relentlessly as it does the doomed queens of Euripides and Racine.
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Some people metabolize drugs very slowly or very quickly, either of which can cause high levels of drugs or drug metabolites to accumulate in the blood.
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Not just super-shivery, the film was an allegorical warning that something evil was budding in the blood-soaked soil of post-World War I Europe.
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"Castrate levels" refers to the target range of testosterone in the blood after chemical or surgical castration and is usually defined as 50 nanograms per deciliter.
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The drug, Auryxia, was approved in 2014 in the United States to treat abnormally high phosphate level in the blood of end-stage renal disease patients.
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And none of the tests suggested he had an infection or a weakness in the blood vessels in the brain that would make bleeding more likely.
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It's a mutation of a clotting factor in the blood, and it increases a person's chance of developing "abnormal blood clots," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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It might be possible to identify helpful compounds floating in the blood of younger people that might eventually become helpful drugs, but that's many years away.
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Other unexplained incidents cited by the Air Force include disorientation and hypocapnia and hypercapnia — abnormally low and high levels, respectively, of carbon dioxide in the blood.
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Tests showed they accumulated in the blood of chemical factory workers and residents living nearby, and studies linked some of the chemicals to cancers and birth defects.
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Another more direct approach is to measure how much light the actual glucose molecules either scatter or absorb to figure out how much is in the blood.
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The soil that this city is built on is soaked in the blood of our ancestral Others who tilled its fields and built its rails and roads.
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Some small studies have suggested that oral contraceptive use may be associated with an increased risk of birth defects, possibly by altering vitamin levels in the blood.
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The treatment reduces the levels of the HIV virus in the blood, helps reverse damage to the immune system and reduces the risk of AIDS-related illnesses.
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In the past decade sporting authorities have widely adopted "athlete biological passports", which look for sudden changes in the blood or urine but rarely provide incontrovertible proof.
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Researchers found Zika-neutralizing antibodies in the blood of all 42 patients, compared with about half in the study's control group of patients hospitalized for other reasons.
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Current tests to detect the amount of HIV in the blood can take as much as three days, requiring patients to send blood samples to a lab.
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Earlier this year, the drug regulator had declined to approve Akcea's similar drug, Waylivra, which looked to treat a genetic disease causing fat accumulation in the blood.
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The city switched back in October 2015, but not before testing confirmed high levels of lead in Flint's tap water and in the blood of some children.
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Very rarely, the Ebola virus can remain in a survivor's semen for months or even a year after it's no longer present in the blood, Lucey said.
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In 2012, the task force recommended against routinely checking the levels of prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, in the blood, saying that the risks outweighed the rewards.
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The merry notes of her piano accordion rang out then over the huts of Kai Tak, inviting everyone to be washed in the blood of the Lamb.
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With fury in the blood and venom in the limbs, Suanlong, way behind on points, upped the pace with a dogged salvo of knees and round kicks.
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Therefore, nitrogen, in the form of toxic ammonia, would accumulate in the blood and eventually reach the brain, where it can cause irreversible damage, coma and death.
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She said that even if a study measured serotonin in the blood, that wouldn't necessarily reflect what's going on in the brain, behind the blood brain barrier.
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Did you know that in addition to weight gain there is often a dramatic change in the blood flow in the system and increased fluid causing swelling?
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Two hundred years later, Aristotle, observing that some Greeks resembled their mothers and grandmothers, proposed that women as well as men carry their likeness, in the blood.
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The diagnosis is confirmed when the ring form of the protozoa is seen on a blood smear, or when the Babesia DNA is detected in the blood.
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Fighting with a trimmed beard in Canada and then returning home confused and disheartened is a tradition that lies deep down in the blood of your people.
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"It's the iron-containing molecule that carries oxygen in the blood… what makes meat red or pink… It's essential for every living cell on earth," says Brown.
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"There are no studies to support ACV lowering cholesterol, eliminating toxins in the blood, or improving allergies, acne, arthritis, hiccups, leg cramps, or acid reflux," he says.
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The CDC report describes how the body responds to changes in carbon dioxide in the blood: Initially, an increase in carbon dioxide causes you to breathe faster.
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With these samples, the team was able to track levels of fluoride, as well as markers of kidney and liver health, in the blood of these teens.
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The effects of the drug also stuck around in the blood for at least 18 hours, suggesting DMAU would only need to be taken once per day.
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"She's dipping Jeremy Corbyn's hands in the blood, if you like," said Alan Wager, a research associate at The U.K. in a Changing Europe, a research organization.
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Directed with finely measured restraint and a dangerously relaxing sense of humor by Sarah Benson, "In the Blood" extends the scope of its guilt to encompass everyone.
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In contrast, the Hester of "In the Blood," who lives on welfare and what she can scavenge, is guilty of bringing too many children into the world.
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Travelers and crew members who reported feeling unwell would be screened, and anyone presenting fever or low levels of oxygen in the blood would be denied boarding.
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For the blood test approach used in the new study, the researchers combined assessing levels of circulating proteins in the blood and mutations in cell-free DNA.
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Possible damage to mitochondria, the "power plants of cells," also occurred in Kelly's cells, as indicated by mitochondrial stress and increased levels of mitochondria in the blood.
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How to treat cholestasis of pregnancyPregnant women can be given a drug called ursodiol, which may help ease itching and stabilize bile acid levels in the blood.
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The mutation causes a dysfunction that can make it harder for infants to adequately respond to hypoxemia, or low oxygen levels in the blood, the researchers said.
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Complete responses, meaning no detectable cancer in the blood or bone marrow, were reported in 42.6 percent of Darzalex patients versus 24.4 percent for the standard regimen.
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According to Longo, the presence of ketones in the blood signifies that on the cellular level, the body is "regenerating" itself, which protects against aging and disease.
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There's promising evidence showing cocoa flavanols can increase the synthesis of nitric oxide in the blood vessels, which boosts blood flow (or vasodilation) and reduces blood pressure.
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The study showed no significant differences in concentrations of large, medium, and small LDL particles in the blood of participants between the red meat and white meat diets.
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The method developed by MIT employs microfluidics to detect the presence of key proteins in the blood that act as early warning signs about the onset of sepsis.
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Calico and The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, have partnered to reportedly find a molecular signature of aging in the blood, feces, or urine of 1,000 mice.
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The synthetic genome lacks all DNA-modifying and restrictions genes, and also genes responsible for encoding lipoproteins (proteins that transport fat or other lipids in the blood plasma).
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If we can figure out what factors cause aging in old blood, we could use the existing technology to remove those things in the blood we already have.
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Clarke: The hazards are strangulation or suffocation, bloodborne pathogens – tiny living things in the blood that cause diseases like hepatitis B and C – and exposure to bodily fluids.
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Then, they make the assumption that if endorphin levels rise in the blood, then it must be because of an increase of endorphins in the brain, says Matthews.
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While her friends celebrated their prom night, Akers was in hospital with diabetic ketoacidosis, a potentially life-threatening complication caused by high levels of sugar in the blood.
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Another diabetes sign – elevated triglycerides or fats in the blood – was significantly lower with resistance exercises but not with walking, the researchers report in the journal Diabetes Care.
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If testosterone can't bind to its receptors, then it can't signal cells to regulate protein synthesis (aka muscle growth), and more of it circulates uselessly in the blood.
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Owens and Reigns had a no-holds-barred garbage match in the best sense, or at least the best sense allowable in the blood- and hyperviolence-averse WWE.
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And unchecked high blood sugar can lead to a range of complications — from deteriorating eyesight to nerve damage to the buildup of chemicals called ketones in the blood.
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Sixty-three percent had previously been prescribed at least one medication for high blood pressure, excess fats in the blood, acid reflux, thyroid problems, diabetes or thinning bones.
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Actually I think that the Cargo In The Blood works could be perceived as being against taxonomies and the supposed empirical laws that dictate their rigid, prescribed classification.
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"It was terrifying," says Chris Beyrer, an epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins University and author of the book War in the Blood: Sex Politics and AIDS in Southeast Asia.
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"Diabetes mellitus is a disease manifested by the body's inability to maintain normal function of insulin, a substance that controls glycemic levels in the blood," the agency wrote.
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The color change can be read by the eye or by an extra-sensitive scanner that may eventually be able to measure viral loads in the blood sample.
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That drug, metformin, is already widely prescribed to decrease the glucose in the blood of diabetics (76.9 million metformin prescriptions were filled in the United States in 2014).
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It develops quickly, over days or weeks, building up in the blood and spreads to other parts of the body, including the lymph nodes, liver and nervous system.
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Dr. Scherer, who is studying them, says they are produced from fat floating in the blood and are unable to get into fat tissue for storage or degradation.
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Eggs can contain around 200 milligrams of cholesterol, and scientists used to think that eating eggs would lead to higher levels of cholesterol in the blood, Djousse said.
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Now, I'm not sure it can be made, there's such unbelievable hatred, there's such, it's ingrained, it's in the blood, the hatred and the distrust, and the horror.
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Sleep restriction in the study's subjects led to amplified endocannabinoid levels in the blood, leading to hunger pangs, which generally intensify in the early afternoon, to increase further.
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"When you measure the levels of these molecules in the blood, you're looking for a pattern of differences between bipolar patients and healthy or depressed individuals," he says.
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The watch also has a new sensor technology — relative SpO2 sensor — for estimating oxygen levels in the blood that have the potential to track sleep apnea among others.
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Unlike anticoagulant drugs, which interfere with clotting factors in the blood, aspirin works by stopping blood platelets from sticking together to form clots that can block an artery.
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Sugar increases triglycerides in the blood, which may also help harden the arteries and thicken artery walls — driving up the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease.
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They exist in society at large, as well as in intimate spaces; for Smith, who is H.I.V. positive, danger to the black body waits in the blood itself.
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They are using a method that measures oxygen levels in the blood; it is quick and, so far, seems to catch problems as early as the second trimester.
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Not getting enough insulin can have severe consequences for someone with diabetes who does not produce enough of the hormone, which regulates levels of glucose in the blood.
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The findings were particularly relevant for people with high triglycerides, a type of fat in the blood that has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
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HOUSTON — The baby's lips were turning blue from lack of oxygen in the blood when his mother, Kristin Johnson, rushed him to an emergency room here last month.
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Ketosis, a build-up of acidic ketones in the blood, is a state that the Atkins diet, the ketogenic diet and other carbohydrate-restricted diets aim to achieve.
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There are some exclusions: those with kidney or lung disease, who are at risk for acidosis, a condition in which there is too much acid in the blood.
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Praluent and Repatha are injectable biotech medicines created from manmade antibodies that dramatically lower levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol in the blood by blocking a protein called PCSK9.
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Modern drugs for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, can often achieve viral suppression, meaning levels of the virus have been reduced to undetectable levels in the blood.
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In addition, there was a correlation among that group between concentrations of ketamine and its breakdown products in the blood, and the reduction in how much participants drank.
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This is a drug that blocks a potent chemical in the blood called anigiotensin, which causes muscles surrounding blood vessels to contract from binding with angiotensin II receptors.
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" Bone pain and lower back pain may be signs of inadequate vitamin D levels in the blood," registered dietitian and nutritionist Rachel Fine, MS, CSSD, CDN told INSIDER.
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" Now, he added, "what the sunscreen companies need to do is show that the chemical ingredients which ended up in the blood are not associated with some adverse outcomes.
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A study from 22000 by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that PFAS chemicals could be detected in the blood of 22006% of the US population.
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Levels of KLRD1 expression in the blood before people were exposed to the flu could predict who would catch the virus 86 percent of the time, the study found.
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As the levels of these molecules in the blood changed throughout the day, they altered the expression of genes in the mouse's liver that code for many metabolic enzymes.
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El-Rayess and the study team analyzed 743 metabolites in the blood serum samples of each of 191 elite athletes (all of which initially tested negative for illegal substances).
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Experts now say that no amount of lead in the blood is safe, and that even low levels of exposure can harm cognitive function and have other adverse effects.
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For example, when signs of injury to small vessels was detected in the blood, the risk of depression was 58 percent higher than when blood tests didn't suggest damage.
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The blood-brain barrier is sort of a natural "security system" that shields the brain from toxins in the blood but also blocks potentially helpful drugs such as chemotherapy.
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Iranians are much poorer than they should be; promises of justice have been drowned in the blood of enemies and supposed sinners; and theocracy has made Iranians less pious.
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The post mortem report, made available to the media, said that VX was detected on swabs of Kim Jong Nam's eyes and face, in the blood, plasma and urine.
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"The company has long-term plans to become a world-class company in the blood products sector," RAAS said in a statement on the Shenzhen stock exchange on Thursday.
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Nevertheless, Longo says the improvement seen in so-called biomarkers linked to these diseases (such as the levels of protein or signaling molecules in the blood) was immediately apparent.
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The problem with jumping to the conclusion that endorphins cause your "exercise high" is that in large-scale studies, scientists measure endorphins present in the blood — not the brain.
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Elevated lead levels have been found in the blood of several children living in Flint, a condition that can cause long-term health issues and damage to cognitive function.
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"Initial results... undertaken in the blood and the umbilical cord, as well as the amniotic fluid, reveal the presence of Zika's genetic material in these tissues," the report says.
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The key to developing a new drug to fight HIV may lie in the blood of a patient whose immune system can control the infection, a new study says.
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Sailing is a pastime that gets in the blood; the competition fuels technological advances, which fuels even more exciting competition, and so on, in a perpetual cycle of adrenaline.
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Researchers have found high levels of zolpidem in the blood of some patients the morning after a dose -- so much so, it could affect their cognitive and driving skills.
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Of the many changes in the brain which precede the disease's symptoms, one change is also the accumulation of NfL in the blood before any symptoms begin, said Jucker.
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" Boyle's readers will wildly experience this vast inclusion: "Once the nomads have entered you / there's no way of going back, / no way to slow the chaos in the blood.
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Apparently, she ate so much of it, her palms once turned orange (likely a clinical condition called carotenemia, caused by excess beta-carotene in the blood, according to Eberhardt).
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Dengue was found in the blood of all 20 who had the placebo, and many developed signs of infection, such as rashes and low levels of white blood cells.
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Women who drink are at a higher risk for breast cancer; alcohol contributes about 6% of the overall risk, possibly because it raises certain dangerous hormones in the blood.
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Untethered from the play, it's an old joke — but in the blood-soaked, ambition-fueled world of "Henry VI," such niceties as law are obstacles to be dispensed with.
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And since sperm production is dependent on very high testosterone levels in the testes (much higher than the testosterone levels in the blood), shutting the gonadotropins lowers sperm production.
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"We can give you 100% oxygen to get your oxygen levels in the blood up, but we have to be careful because that 100% oxygen could be damaging too."
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IDx-DR will be used to detect diabetic retinopathy, in which high levels of blood sugar lead to damage in the blood vessels of the retina and vision loss.
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A study from 5003 by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that PFAS chemicals could be detected in the blood of 98% of the US population.
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"Winter in the Blood," James Welch This novel proves there is no greater altered state than a hangover, and poet novelist Welch has the surrealist chops to prove it.
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John J. "Black Jack" Pershing supposedly killed Muslim rebels in the Philippines by shooting them with bullets dipped in the blood of pigs, which Muslims are forbidden to eat.
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There have also been unexplained incidents of disorientation, and hypocapnia and hypercapnia, which is when there is abnormally low and high levels, respectively, of carbon dioxide in the blood.
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They shot bullets at her house and would throw rocks at her with threatening notes, including one that said she would soon bathe in the blood of her children.
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Hormone theories: CCK, serotonin and tryptophan CCK is an intestinal hormone that rises in the blood after you eat, a fact well-known and documented in rats, according to Levitsky.
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It's well known how insulin affects our blood vessels, but the Swiss researchers wanted to see how fats broken down in the blood affected them as well, independently of insulin.
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Sanofi said Praluent was the first drug approved for use in the U.S. that knocks out a harmful protein responsible for a harmful amount of LDL cholesterol in the blood.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes once held a $5 billion stake in the blood-testing firm, but it has now emerged that she owes the company $25 million, per the WSJ.
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But it's mostly due to the wonders of newcomer Brittany Mirabile, who plays a gleefully, beautifully eager teen desperate to bathe in the blood of anyone who tells her no.
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Test results may not reflect the true extent of exposure, though, because lead does not linger in the blood for long before being absorbed by the bones and other organs.
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One group was given a placebo, while the other was given doses of a drug called canakinumab, which treats arthritis by reducing the number of inflammatory chemicals in the blood.
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Coronary microvascular disease affects the heart's smallest arteries and is typically the result of molecular changes in the blood vessels of the heart, preventing blood flow through the small arteries.
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Blood doping, on the other hand, helps out on an athlete's endurance by increasing the oxygen carrying red blood cells in the blood through blood transfusions or injections of Erythropoietin.
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After undergoing a C-Reactive Protein Test to check for inflammation in the blood, his results were at a level of 75, compared to the average person's 1 to 4.
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We now have antiretroviral treatment that can suppress HIV to the point that it's undetectable in the blood, so people on treatment are unlikely to pass the virus to others.
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Tenapanor is also being tested as a treatment for elevated levels of phosphorus in the blood in patients suffering from end stage renal disease, Ardelyx said on a conference call.
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Soon after, the Turkish health minister confirmed a preliminary report that the nerve agent sarin had been found in the blood and urine of victims who were evacuated to Turkey.
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For men, each additional 10 minutes of sedentary time was associated with 83 percent higher levels of interleukin 6 (IL-6), a protein in the blood that can indicate inflammation.
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Study: Cutting sugar improves kids' health in 10 days So you have a spike in sugar levels in the blood -- and as everyone knows, what goes up must come down.
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With pumps, patients were less likely to develop dangerously low blood sugar or a life-threatening accumulation of acids in the blood that happens when sugar levels get too high.
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The first, "In the Blood," had its première at the Public, in New York, in 1999; "Fucking A" was staged by Parks at a smaller venue, in Houston, in 2000.
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After taking into account whether women used hormone-replacement therapy, researchers still found bigger changes in triglycerides (fats in the blood), cholesterol and glucose (blood sugar) before menopause than afterwards.
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"But President Trump also understands that we cannot always bear the costs in dollars and in the blood of American patriots to go and resolve every global conflict," he added.
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For certain mutations that drive tumor growth, if a particular mutation was found in the blood it was also found in the tumor 94 to 100 percent of the time.
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The researchers identified 9 biomarkers, or cell-free RNA (cfRNA), in the blood tests that were able to predict gestational age at 45% accuracy (compared to 48% accuracy via ultrasound).
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In June, Valisure told the FDA it found the cancer-causing chemical dimethylformamide in the blood pressure medication valsartan, which was produced by Swiss drugmaker Novartis and other pharmaceutical companies.
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Second, higher levels of cholesterol in the blood does not mean "high cholesterol" just like a few-degree change in temperature when it's freezing outside doesn't make it hot outside.
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But other heart disease risk factors appeared favorable: They had high HDL cholesterol, the protective kind, and low triglycerides, a type of fat in the blood linked to heart disease.
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But when the results of the adrenaline test came back, Bigi was stunned to see that the patient had 30 times the amount of adrenaline normally found in the blood.
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In California, levels of various toxic flame retardants in the blood of pregnant woman and in breast milk fell since the state ban on those chemicals took effect in 2006.
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The life that came to an end last Christmas Eve, probably in the blood-stained cellars of the Lubyanka Prison, was doomed from that moment when Beria did not act.
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"This can lead to ketosis, or keto-acid buildup in the blood, which can be harmful to the kidneys over the long term and cause fatigue and dizziness," she said.
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Lead author Dr. Zaldy S. Tan and his colleagues at the University of California, Los Angeles looked at circulating levels of DHA and EPA in the blood of 1,575 people.
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Magic lurks in the blood of white-haired, brown-skinned teenagers who morph into mighty magicians at 13, but a nonmagical king has ordered the slaughter of all adult majis.
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Many patients with atrial fibrillation are prescribed anticoagulants, also known as blood thinners, such as warfarin (Coumadin), that lengthen the time it takes for clots to form in the blood.
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" In the '70s, the poet Kim Chi Ha likened han to a "people eating monster," saying that "accumulated han is inherited and transmitted, boiling in the blood of the people.
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"The spirit of the rule of law is in the blood of the Hong Kong people," Benny Tai, an associate law professor at the University of Hong Kong, told me.
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Overall, the study found that chocolate milk lengthened time to exhaustion, and improved perceived exertion, heart rate or levels of lactic acid in the blood at least as much other beverages.
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Inert gas asphyxiation, or hypoxia, whether it be from nitrogen, argon, helium, and methane, reduce concentrations of oxygen in the blood when a person is subjected to an oxygen-poor environment.
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Last year, the FDA approved the first CAR T-cell treatments—a new class of promising therapies that train the body's immune cells to seek and destroy cancers in the blood.
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In new research out of Switzerland, scientists have created a tattoo that becomes visible on the skin of mice only once it has detected elevated levels of calcium in the blood.
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Ketones can actually be measured in the blood, the urine and the breath, which is how many people on the diet figure out if their carb restriction is having an impact.
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Some investigators even advanced a thesis that levels of lead in the blood and environment that, in retrospect, seem quite high, were "normal," a not-so-worrisome condition of modern life.
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That's likely because sugar increases triglycerides in the blood, which may also help harden the arteries and thicken artery walls — driving up the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease.
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According to the task force, the state health department apparently had early knowledge about elevated lead levels in the blood of children, but kept silent and did not warn the public.
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They work by inhibiting the liver's ability to produce cholesterol while also helping the organ remove existing fats in the blood, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It's the combination of the dye binding with proteins in blood plasma that results in the blood emitting light—essentially amplifying the emission and turning your blood into a lasing medium.
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Studies have shown that Zika remains in both urine and saliva long after it resolves in the blood, even though the likelihood of transmission via that route is considered extremely low.
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And with Silicon Valley known for being a life-extension fantasy land, it's no surprise that people assume the tech-set is lining up to bask in the blood of teenagers.
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Back then, the recommended treatment for Type 1 diabetes was a near-starvation diet (in the hopes that eating as little as possible would keep sugar from accumulating in the blood).
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Hanlon's team, from the University of Chicago, Universite Libre de Bruxelles and Medical College of Wisconsin, was able to measure the concentration of a specific endocannabinoid called 2AG in the blood.
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Still, it is important to note that both cities are only reporting lead exposure incidents at the community area where the level of lead in the blood is 10 µg/dL.
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The authors of the new study said that the discrepancy could be because some of these studies measure B vitamins in the blood and not through dietary surveys, like they did.
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There are four of these very small glands located on the thyroid gland in the neck that produce parathyroid hormone (PTH), which helps control the amount of calcium in the blood.
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Akdag was quoted as saying that isopropyl methylphosphonic acid "has been identified in the blood and urine tests conducted on samples taken from the victims exposed to chemical warfare in Idlib".
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Other blood chemistries related to cardiovascular that Cor processes are HDL and LDL cholesterol levels (meaning users' "good" and "bad" cholesterol) and a type of fat in the blood called triglycerides.
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Xu, who is expanding the library of foods it can recognize and improving its algorithms, envisions pairing his food-tracking necklace with a smartwatch that detects insulin levels in the blood.
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Hunter notes that strenuous activity both increases the amount of blood sugar and lactate — a byproduct of intense muscle contractions — circulating in the blood and augments blood flow to the head.
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"History profoundly reveals that patriotism has flowed in the blood of the Chinese nation since ancient times," Mr. Xi said in the Great Hall of the People, next to Tiananmen Square.
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By the time he learns PFOA and its chemical cousins are in the blood of virtually all of us, he knows it's fallen to him to do the E.P.A.'s job.
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Although some progress has been made in understanding the genetics of the disease and identifying possible markers in the blood, this has yet to translate into measures useful in clinical practice.
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After initial absorption, the concentration of the six chemicals in the blood increased each day of application, and remained above FDA safety levels at day seven, well after application had ended.
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The latest estimates from the International Diabetes Federation mean that one in 11 adults worldwide have the condition, which occurs when the amount of sugar in the blood is too high.
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Heavy alcohol use can also lead to a condition called hepatic encephalopathy, characterized by a loss in brain function due to increases of ammonia in the blood caused by liver damage.
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At feeding time, the "leech raisers," as they are called, plunge their hands into the glass bottles of leeches, retrieve the little bloodsuckers and put them in the blood-filled colanders.
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At the time, scientists disagreed over whether sugar could elevate triglycerides, a type of fat found in the blood; high levels of triglycerides are associated with increased risk of heart disease.
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Verily, Microsoft, Apple and Samsung all have teams working on the problem, and have been dabbling in the blood pressure space for years, according to multiple sources familiar with their internal projects.
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There's been one big difference between D.C.'s leaded water crisis and that of Flint: the speed and certainty with which the effects have been documented in the blood of water drinkers.
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The patient had an infection that both aggravated the heart failure and may have caused a buildup of fibrinogen in the blood, resulting in a more rubbery clot, he told the Atlantic.
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Freenome's most prominent rival, Grail—which plans to harness next-generation gene sequencing to directly measure cancerous genomic alterations in the blood—raised $1.2 billion last year led by1 ARCH Venture Partners.
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The outbreak began in New York City, and the strain was 99 percent identical to an Israeli one, so many virologists believe it arrived in the blood of someone on a plane.
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Most common "drug tests," typically measure for the presence of metabolites in the blood or urine — essentially chemical traces of different drugs that, in marijuana's case, can be detected weeks after use.
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Previous research has linked omega-3s to a lower risk of abnormal heartbeats, less fats in the blood, reduced risk of artery-clogging deposits known as plaque, and slightly lower blood pressure.
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In the past, it was believed that preeclampsia was caused by a "toxin" in the blood, but doctors now know this is not the case, although some people still call it toxemia.
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It also includes a scale for measuring the baby's weight and a pulse oximeter which measures oxygen in the blood—a key indicator cardiologists use to track the status of the baby.
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Some patients experience acute, sudden symptoms during the first two months of infection, when parasite numbers in the blood are at their peak, including fever, fatigue, rash, diarrhea and occasionally swollen eyelids.
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A test being developed by Stanford researchers, for example, makes a prediction using RNA circulating in the blood, looking for genetic signs that match those found in women who gave birth early.
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Under normal sleep conditions, the concentration of 2AG gradually increased in the blood during the day, reaching a peak in the early afternoon that coincided with the onset of early afternoon munchies.
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The simplest, known as a polymerase chain reaction test, can find traces of the virus in the blood up until about a week after infection, and in urine for about 10 days.
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What if instead of metformin — a drug that works to lower sugar in the blood, — your doctor could simply prescribe meals tailored to your unique diagnosis that help control your blood sugar?
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Even so, Stern said, the blood samples from the 96 former players suggest that absorbing repeated head hits earlier in life can lead to higher concentrations of tau in the blood later.
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Without federal funds, it is generally not possible for local health departments to conduct active surveillance for Zika virus in the blood or urine of patients with fever or rash, he added.
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We don't have viable treatments or vaccines, and even the ability to test for the virus is limited to the short period of time that it is active in the blood stream.
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She'll revive phones that have been through hell: phones that were run over by a car; recovered from the wreckage of a crashed airplane; bathed in the blood of a dead owner.
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"Basically, they found that to get that elevated triglyceride response in the blood in rats that were fed a high-sugar diet, there needed to be bacteria in the gut," Kearns said.
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One recent study found that the level of tau protein in the blood of students who had suffered a concussion corresponded with the length of time the young athlete needed to recover.
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Rabin highlighted that most of the agency's efforts focus on white blood cells as "pretty good markers of gene manipulation" because some evidence of manipulation will usually end up in the blood.
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In 2012, the agency permitted Amarin to begin selling Vascepa to people with extremely high levels of triglycerides, a kind of fat in the blood that has been linked to heart disease.
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The liver can process only a limited amount of alcohol at a time so any excess remains in the blood and travels to other organs, including your brain where mood is regulated.
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Instead, the team found 807 patients carrying mutations in genes linked to 17 different diseases, such as cystic fibrosis or hemochromatosis, a disorder that causes iron to build up in the blood.
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It was a tall order: the Indian B antigen is known to be lacking in the blood of Iranians, Pakistanis and Indians, so donors had to have both parents from these populations.
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"In the Blood" is one of two blessedly unclassifiable works by Ms. Parks, under the title "The Red Letter Plays," in current productions at Signature, where she is an artist in residence.
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"It has been shown in randomized trials that higher nut intake can reduce triglycerides and cholesterol in the blood," said the lead author, Dagfinn Aune, a research fellow at Imperial College London.
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Fitbit&aposs line of Versa smartwatches, its Ionic sports watch, and the Charge 3 wristband have always included hardware that&aposs capable of estimating the variability of oxygen levels in the blood.
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In recent years, that has included a modern-day Hester Prynne, in Suzan-Lori Parks's masterwork "In the Blood," from 1999, and an academic housekeeper, in David Adjmi's piece "Stunning," from 2008.
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When they take the drugs as prescribed, he said, they can reduce virus particles in the blood to undetectable levels, and in most cases they cannot sexually transmit the virus to others.
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While researchers had found antibodies in the blood of people in both Uganda and in Tanzania as far back as 1952, this is the first known case of the active virus in humans.
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Meanwhile, eating unsaturated fatty acids lowers a person's risk of heart disease by offsetting the negative effects of PHOs on blood lipids—the fatty substances found in the blood, including cholesterol and triglycerides.
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Insulin resistance — in which muscle, fat, and liver cells do not respond properly to insulin, a hormone that controls sugar levels in the blood — is a known risk factor for type 2 diabetes.
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Most residents have probably switched to drinking bottled water, and since lead can be detected in the blood for only about a month, test results may not reflect the extent of their exposure.
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As they report in Science Translational Medicine, they think they have devised a means to keep ivermectin concentrations in the blood at mosquito-killing levels for far longer than has previously been possible.
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"People usually die from respiratory failure, which leads to organ failure because when the lungs aren't working, there isn't enough oxygen in the blood going to the rest of the body," Fauci says.
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The high concentrations of the green bile pigment biliverdin in the blood overwhelms the crimson color of red blood cells resulting in a lime-green coloration of the muscles, bones, and mucosal tissues.
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They also sequenced mutations in tumors from 100 of the patients studied, and found that in 82 patients, the same mutations found in the blood corresponded with those found in the tumor tissue.
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In Ghana, too, researchers have published dozens of papers documenting evidence of mercury-linked toxicity in the blood and urine of residents, as well as mercury contamination in soil, food, water and fish.
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The boy's case is also part of an upcoming study by Breitschwerdt that aims to estimate how often Bartonella can be found in the blood of certain populations, including healthy and sick people.
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Generally, it's a disease in which the body loses its ability to regulate glucose levels in the blood, leaving those afflicted with abnormally high levels of the sugar to linger within their vasculature.
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The researchers arrived at these estimates through studies that looked at typical DDE exposures in women of reproductive age in Europe and the association between DDE levels in the blood and fibroid diagnoses.
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The companies are sequencing DNA from circulating cancer cells in the blood and are raising massive amounts of cash to bring this technology from the lab to medical clinics in the next decade.
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Earlier this month, Keytruda trials in the blood cancer multiple myeloma were stopped due to more deaths among those who received Keytruda along with standard combination therapy than those on standard treatment alone.
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"For persons taking zolpidem, driving after they have been awake for an extended period of time can help the sedative to become metabolized and have a lower concentration in the blood," Booth said.
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A study on the water in Flint found that the amount of lead in the blood of young children has nearly doubled since the city began using water from the local Flint River.
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"When there is poison in the blood, no one knows on what part of the body it will break out," William Jennings Bryan said at the close of the Scopes Trial in 1925.
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When the doctors studied tumors that had made patients' skeletons release calcium, they discovered the cancer was secreting a hormone no one had ever heard of that regulated calcium levels in the blood.
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Although Zika infections typically remain present in the blood for 5 to 7 days, the virus in this patient remained present in this woman's blood until 10 days after the fetus was aborted.
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DeVos's family was among a list of prominent figures who lost a total of $600 million in investments in the blood-testing company now facing federal fraud charges, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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At the start of the study, treatment options included older anticoagulants, also known as blood thinners, such as warfarin (Coumadin) that lengthen the time it takes for clots to form in the blood.
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A year after the Elwha Dam came down, Mr. Duda and his colleagues found chemical signs of marine-derived nutrients in the blood of American dippers, small aquatic songbirds that forage in rivers.
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Hormonal changes in the blood of the macaques that the lice feed on could affect louse reproduction and cause a jump in lice in winter and summer, which would make grooming more important.
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The timid puppy of the group has now bathed in the blood spatter of both his parents, not to mention that of his stand-in mother figure Annalise, by his own hand(gun)!
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"We want to look at pictures and see how age-related features on the face correlate with those in the blood and be able to predict people's health status that way," said Zhavoronkov.
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Current advice from the NHS states that a diet high in saturated fat can raise the level of LDL cholesterol in the blood, and recommends limiting foods like full-fat milk and cheese.
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That iron slurry is the most likely source of the discoloration in the "blood river," environmental groups and Russian environmental regulators said, attributing the red hue to iron oxide, better known as rust.
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The crisis typically comes in the form of a lower respiratory infection, like bronchitis or pneumonia, that can become dangerous, with fluid filling the lungs and plummeting levels of oxygen in the blood.
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So, doctors said, they are told to list it as hypervolemia, a condition that occurs when there is too much fluid in the blood, a diagnosis that isn't tracked and hides the problem.
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The author has a special and almost Darwinian interest in consanguinity, in the barbed things that are passed on in the blood of people and of horses, like curses, from generation to generation.
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That is where Carlen sequences the DNA in the blood samples by a employing a technique called ddRAD, which uses a special enzyme to isolate the most revealing portions of an organism's genome.
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Fitbit has begun rolling out a new feature to some of its devices that monitors the variation of oxygen levels in the blood, which can be used detect changes in breathing during sleep.
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A sequence of its spike protein was published in February 22 by a team of Chinese researchers who'd discovered it in the blood of bats they'd collected from caves deep in Guangdong province.
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The calming, meditative trance needed to do a Tai Chi series has been shown to greatly reduce anxiety and stress, even lowering levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, in the blood of participants.
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An estimated 1.2 million are living with HIV in the US. Importantly, however, these drugs don't cure patients; they only suppress the HIV virus to the point that it's undetectable in the blood.
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And there was a small, but statistically meaningful increase in the blood levels of both chemicals over the four-year study period, the study team reports in Environmental Science and Technology, online March 17.
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Metal-on-metal hip implants have come under scrutiny over allegations that the products cause a build-up of metal ions in the blood, causing groin pain, allergic reactions, bone erosion and tissue death.
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"Those molecules will circulate in the blood for some time, they can be measured, and you can see the contributions from essentially every tissue in the body," senior investigator Stephen Quake told BuzzFeed News.
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Aviation as an industry is understandably loath to make rapid changes — many of its rules are, as they say, written in the blood of people who learned the need for them the hard way.
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"In two of the three patients we were unable to detect infectious virus in the blood of the patients," said Annemarie Wensing, a virologist at the University Medical Center Utrecht who led the study.
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Their first study, in 2007, said antibiotic concentrations in effluent from a treatment plant used by drug factories were higher than would be expected in the blood of patients undergoing a course of treatment.
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Additionally, many Labour supporters also suspect May has no real interest in compromise and has reached out to Corbyn in a bid to "dip his hands in the blood" of her party's Brexit mess.
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Another issue with this process is the "food" given to these cells: it's called fetal bovine serum, a substance found in the blood of unborn calves whose mothers were slaughtered in the dairy industry.
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A history of workplace sexual harassment was associated with clinically significant sleep problems as well as increased odds of high blood pressure and higher levels of triglycerides, a type of fat in the blood.
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The benefits are the long term weight maintenance, diabetes remission and reversal of high cholesterol and lipids in the blood, said Mingrone, author of an editorial accompanying the studies in Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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The researchers collected and analyzed blood samples from all of the study participants, measuring their cholesterol levels, insulin resistance and triglycerides, or a type of fat in the blood, along with other health factors.
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Antibodies "are easily accessible in the blood, so it provides a fantastic test to identify an early-stage cancer," said project lead Professor Mel Ziman, leader of the university's Melanoma Research Group on Monday.
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In particular, the researchers saw increased signs of brain infarcts, or areas of dead tissue caused by a block in the blood supply to the brain, when looking at postmortem tissue under a microscope.
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People with this syndrome typically have at least three of these five problems: excess belly fat, high triglycerides, low levels of "good" cholesterol, elevated blood pressure and high levels of sugar in the blood.
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In a new study, 60 people wore devices that collected more than 250,000 measurements a day on things like heart rate, oxygen in the blood, activity levels, calories expended, sleep patterns and skin temperature.
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Researchers at the University of Florida found Zika gene sequences in the blood of three children from different rural towns who had visited clinics in the Gressier-Léogâne region of Haiti in December 2014.
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The study, called Project Baseline, could lead to the identification of new markers in the blood, stool or urine of healthy people that help predict cancer, cardiovascular disease and other leading killers of Americans.
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At a meeting of the American Urological Association, European researchers described six proteins in the blood that can serve as biomarkers to identify men with an elevated PSA who can safely avoid a biopsy.
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During the past several decades, her staged works have embraced symbolist fever dreams ("The Death of the Last Black Man…"), Brechtian fables ("In the Blood") and Homeric epics ("Father Comes Home From the Wars").
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But there's a catch: When you lower the testosterone in the testes, testosterone levels in the blood also drop — and that can lead to nasty side effects like low libido or problems with ejaculation.
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But this week "The Americans" took it to a new level: a horrified Paige seeing her mother's face covered in the blood, not to mention the brains, of an American general she'd just killed.
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It is a CT scan, a specialized X-ray that takes high quality pictures of the heart, looking for calcium-containing plaque in the blood vessels that feed the heart, known as the coronaries.
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Ionis Pharmaceuticals – Ionis and Akcea Therapeutics suffered a setback when the Food and Drug Administration declined to approve a drug designed to treat a genetic disease that causes fat to accumulate in the blood.
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Rodchenkov — as the head of the Russia's national anti-doping laboratory, the Anti-Doping Center – had created a special drug-cocktail for athletes that dissolved easily in the blood and gave clean test results.
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According to Lynn, the 5 nanograms per milliliter amount lingers in the blood long after a person has stopped being an unsafe driver, and CNN's 2013 report on stoned drivers backs that assertion up.
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The women had their ovarian reserve tested using three common hormonal biomarkers of ovarian reserve — AMH, FSH, and inhibin B — in the blood and urine, and they were followed for up to a year.
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Both drugs belong to a class of PCSK9 inhibitors, used against persistently high cholesterol levels in the blood, and aimed at the millions of people who don't benefit from statins such as Pfizer Inc's Lipitor.
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Scientists have identified more than 200 industrial chemicals — from pesticides, flame retardants, jet fuel — as well as neurotoxins like lead in the blood or breast milk of Americans, indeed, in people all over our planet.
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It's true that after we eat, the amount of tryptophan in the blood increases, especially if we eat a lot of carbohydrates -- and this would theoretically lead to greater production of serotonin in the brain.
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Experts usually advise that if you haven't used marijuana for at least three days, to choose the blood test, usually the most accurate, because THC is detectable in the blood from two to seven days.
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Most deaths occurring around delivery were caused by obstetric emergencies such as severe bleeding and amniotic fluid embolism, in which the fluid enters the mother's bloodstream and causes a disturbance in the blood-clotting system.
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Studies suggest that the amount of sugar in the blood (which is affected by how much sugar you eat) sets up a molecular domino effect called glycation, which ultimately leaves skin less firm and elastic.
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Some of the patients in need of transplants are people with type 1 diabetes, a chronic disease in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin, a hormone that controls sugar levels in the blood.
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For example, if there is only a small amount of tumor DNA in the blood — as is usually the case in early stage cancers — or if a tumor is close to a major blood vessel.
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People with Type 1 diabetes are dependent on multiple types of insulin to survive because the disease shuts down the pancreas's ability to produce the chemical, which regulates the amount of sugar in the blood.
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They found problems with genes responsible for sperm production, smell, neurological development and a function involving the hormone insulin that is responsible for permitting glucose in the blood to enter cells to give them energy.
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Butterworth says these new findings suggest that the way in which HDL is handled in the body is more important than determining the risk of a heart attack based on HDL levels in the blood.
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A software system could control the platform and either communicate with licensed professionals elsewhere or direct the machine to execute a particular protocol such as run a test or look for problems in the blood.
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The CDC estimates that nationwide, half a million children have lead levels above five micrograms per deciliter, the threshold that most states consider unsafe—though no amount of lead in the blood is actually safe.
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In the 1960s, virologists realized that the hepatitis B antigen – a protein from the virus' outer shell that triggers an immune response in an infected person – showed up in the blood of hepatitis B patients.
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One such breakthrough is liquid biopsies – blood tests that use traces of the cancer's DNA in the blood to give clues about which personalized course of therapy is most likely to work for that patient.
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In the study of 9,876 participants, the researchers found that the genetic variants linked to low levels of chemicals in the blood after coffee consumption are the same as those associated with higher coffee consumption.
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You're producing more urine because of the alcohol, but because of the MDMA, you can't get it out, which could lead to kidney or bladder damage and increased urea toxicity in the blood, Giordano says.
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"Our streets, our neighborhoods are truly drowning in the blood of our victims and in the tears of their loved ones," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Feb. 85033.
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Moreover, all the spores that were cased in artificial meteorites were killed, although the survival of those same spores increased significantly if they were encased in glucose, a simple sugar circulated in the blood stream.
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After reviewing the M.R.I.s with his own neuroradiology team, Dr. Gelfand was worried that the bloated, lumpy meninges might reflect some problem in the blood flow into or out of the lining of the brain.
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" He wrote that Morgan has "a special and almost Darwinian interest in consanguinity, in the barbed things that are passed on in the blood of people and of horses, like curses, from generation to generation.
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The "real" world of meetings and doctors and the "art" world of such shots—leaves, reflections in windows, dust in the air and mysteries in the blood—turn out to be one and the same.
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Mental health: The calming, meditative trance needed to do a Tai Chi series has been shown to greatly reduce anxiety and stress, even lowering levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, in the blood of participants.
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When looking at plasma in the blood, the children with autism had greater protein damage, resulting in higher levels of an oxidation marker known as ditryosine and sugar-modified compounds called advanced glycation end-products.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - - In U.S. adults, levels of fatty substances in the blood have continued to fall over the past few years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Valdez, who's also a registered dietitian and founder of Genki Nutrition, a nutrition coaching service, explains that potassium counteracts sodium by easing the tension in the blood vessel walls, which results in lowering blood pressure.
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Metal-on-metal hip implants have also come under scrutiny over allegations that the products cause a build-up of metal ions in the blood, causing groin pain, allergic reactions, bone erosion and tissue death.
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On Tuesday, he will visit Morelia in the blood-soaked state of Michoacán, where Bishop Vasco Vásquez de Quiroga stood fast as a defender of the Purépecha Indians in the first years after the Spanish conquest.
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This can lead to increased water absorption in the kidneys, which can also dilute the fluids in your body, creating a potentially lethal imbalance of water and sodium in the blood known as hyponatremia, Doron says.
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"This suggests that along with virus in the blood, Zika is gaining access to other fluids, including semen," said Dr. Peter J. Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine.
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Even though U.S. dietary guidelines released last year removed previous recommendations to limit cholesterol, the current research review still advises against eating too many eggs because they are associated with higher cholesterol levels in the blood.
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That's the idea, but when you inject a gold nanoparticle into the body, it is immediately covered by proteins already in the blood called serum proteins, says Enrico Ferrari, a nanotechnologist at the University of Lincoln.
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In September 2015 Mona Hanna-Attisha, a paediatrician, said she had found that the level of lead in the blood of infants from Flint had doubled since the city started getting its water from the river.
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The drug, codenamed CAT-2054, was tested in patients suffering from hypercholesterolemia, which can be sporadic or inherited and is characterized by elevated levels of cholesterol in the blood that can lead to various heart diseases.
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"Antibiotics should be used before an operation, close to that operation, so the maximal level is in the blood at the time of that incision and can kill any bugs that can come in," Davies said.
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In a 2004 episode of "Law and Order SVU," a rapist almost got away with a crime because the DNA from a cheek swab did not match the DNA in the blood at the crime scene.
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Flint, which is about 60 miles (100 km) northwest of Detroit, returned to using that city's water in October after tests found elevated levels of lead in the water and in the blood of some children.
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The new study in the New England Journal of Medicine explored whether that was specifically true for people with coronary artery disease, where fatty deposits have built up in the blood vessels feeding the heart muscle.
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The hipster idea that one might actually become an outlaw—take part in the blood ceremony of violence that can seem central to American experience—was beyond their more domestic-minded and bourgeois East Coast imaginations.
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Some research also found that it resulted in more creatine in the blood when compared with monohydrate, though this could mean that less of it wound up in the muscles so it's not actually more effective.
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High levels of lead in the blood can stunt mental development and damage organs, and even low levels can affect intellectual development, ability to pay attention and academic performance, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Deferiprone works as an iron chelating agent, which means that it chemically binds to iron ions floating around in the blood (iron overload is a feature of thalassaemia, the disorder the drug is approved to treat).
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But even if the ultimate diagnostic test is eventually developed by combining analysis of proteins in the blood with imaging, genetics, and behavioural information, it will not help bipolar patients live with and manage their disorder.
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As a result, signals go out from the tissues to the immune cells in the blood telling them that there is a potential threat to the body there, and the immune cells move to those tissues.
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It's where I felt the bond forged in the blood of France and the United States, and grasped the vigilance needed to safeguard the institutions that transformed and protected this Europe: NATO and the European Union.
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In addition to the elevated biological markers in the blood, the researchers suggest noise pollution could be disrupting sleep, creating long-term psychological stress that produces more stress hormones and increases the risk of heart disease.
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But regular consumption of even a small amount of these oils increases the amount of what is commonly referred to as bad cholesterol, or LDL, in the blood while reducing so-called good cholesterol, or HDL.
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Dr. Fischer and his colleagues are planning, though, to look for the two relevant microRNA molecules in the blood and sperm of men who exercise and those who do not for an upcoming study, he says.
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Karius applies the same principles to the detection of pathogens in the blood — developing hardware and software that applies DNA sequencing and machine learning techniques to identify the genetic material that's present in a blood sample.
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One limitation of the research: It measured PFAS chemicals used in past years, while current exposures are more likely to be versions that don't persist as long in the blood—but are also less well-studied.
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That period comes painfully alive in "The Blood of Emmett Till," a new book by the historian Timothy Tyson in which Carolyn Bryant Donham, the white woman who accused Emmett of assaulting her, says she lied.
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I think about all those nights back on the farm in Kentucky when my father would stay up late, tearfully memorizing Bible verses about being washed in the blood of Jesus for the forgiveness of sin.
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Esperion is looking to target patients who are unable to take or do not show improvement with statins, a class of medicines that lower the level of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) in the blood.
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Brokaw, who spent more than 20 years as anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, an incurable cancer that forms in the blood plasma, three years ago at age 73.
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When we're stressed, our bodies release the hormones epinephrine and cortisol, and when those are in the blood, they activate the genetic changes mentioned above (through a long chain of action, read more on that here).
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A 2011 Institute of Medicine report concluded that doses of more than 4,000 IU a day could cause unusually high levels of calcium in the blood, which could lead to hardening of blood vessels or soft tissues.
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Landon was then diagnosed with Coats' disease, a rare condition where abnormal development in the blood vessels behind the retina of the eye result in leaking fluid, which can lead to detachment of the retina and blindness.
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TB is a particularly tricky disease to vaccinate against because the bacteria that cause it can hide from the body's immune system and scientists lack protective markers in the blood to predict whether a vaccine will work.
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Although insects are very big in the blood-feeding world, leeches occupy a special place in the human imagination — somewhere between vampire bats and that tiny fish that was once reputed to swim up the human urethra.
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Hespanhol also said that after one year of training just two hours a week, runners lose weight, reduce their body fat, lower their resting heart rates, and drive down their blood serum triglycerides (fat in the blood).
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The cheerful photo comes just months after Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 45, announced that she has been diagnosed with chronic pulmonary fibrosis, which occurs when lung tissue becomes scarred and causes reduced oxygen supply in the blood.
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In these mice, the researchers saw genetic material from the Zika virus in the mouse placentas that was 1,000 times greater than in the blood of the mothers, suggesting the virus had been growing in the placenta.
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"Obese people have more of these brakes, preventing them from creating heat and therefore losing fat," says Vidal-Puig who has seen elevated levels of the protein in the blood of obese people included in his study.
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They used it to find and test DNA in the blood of 44 healthy patients and 200 cancer patients, and were able to detect an average of 62% of stage I and II cancers in the participants.
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