"I think he's got necrosis of the intestines," he said, which basically means [Fin's] intestines were dying rapidly.
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I sent the study to Michael Helmrath, a surgeon who works on intestines and has grown intestines in his lab.
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They analyzed 50 specimens and found prey in "in 22 stomachs, 17 upper intestines and 25 lower intestines," accounting for 36 rodents.
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From there, alcohol can "increase the rate of transit" of food from your stomach into your small intestines, then your large intestines, Dr. Halpern says.
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Salmonella bacteria normally hang out in animal intestines — and now, scientists are using machine learning to identify which animal's intestines emitted the unpleasant and dangerous bacteria.
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Augusto: We use natural intestines, so the chorizo is smaller, usually 300 to 400 grams, sometimes up to 500, because we use natural intestines, like the salt and the paprika we use.
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When an Australian colleague sent Hu and his colleague Patricia Yang the intestines from two roadkill wombats collecting frost in his freezer, "we opened those intestines up like it was Christmas," Hu says.
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Norovirus causes inflammation of the stomach, the intestines or both.
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Its spine was fractured and its intestines were spilling out.
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Some with their bellies burst open, their intestines hanging out.
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So, too, were the intestines, the liver and the kidneys.
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Survivors may suffer perforated intestines, heart problems and other complications.
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Meanwhile, he pulls Dussasana's intestines out and chews on them.
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The robotic intestines would also offer other benefits than just safety.
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Doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his colon and intestines.
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You can't take pain killers with the way his intestines are.
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The bullet tore through Walker's stomach and intestines, nearly killing him.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz, perforating his intestines and internal organs.
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Digital representation of the small and large intestines and associated mesentery.
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Our intestines, our stomach, and our gut have circadian rhythms, too.
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What if they just used Caroline's own intestines in her throat?
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He told police he disemboweled Nemeth by pulling her intestines out.
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They are populating this poor girl's stomach, and her small intestines.
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It sounds better than living in some dog's intestines, at least.
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Nothing really worked — not even the tube directly into her intestines.
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Norovirus causes acute gastroenteritis, or inflammation of the stomach or intestines.
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You want the acid to beat the starch into the intestines.
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The lungs, intestines and sometimes even the heart have become inflamed.
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All her intestines were in different spots, malrotated and not connected.
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Are they bred in the intestines of livestock on factory farms?
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At least 1,000 bacterial species have been found colonizing human intestines.
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The elasticity of wombats' intestines helps to shape their distinctive poop.
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You do not need a colonic to power-wash your intestines.
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Doctors were worried about an infection since Bolsonaro's intestines were perforated.
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The gunshot had pierced his stomach, damaging his large and small intestines.
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And undiluted vinegar can pull water out of your intestines, causing diarrhea.
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Listeria is found in soil, water and the intestines of some animals.
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How awful is it to see your own intestines before dropping dead?
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But it provides promise for creating intestines for humans in the future.
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But they can inflate their own intestines and float away on water.
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This image shows the concentrations found in various sections of his intestines.
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My heartbeat clacked around my body and my intestines felt like cement.
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We're talking the heart, intestines -- it's basically a nice word for offal.
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Chanel No. 10 has no kidneys but 30 extra feet of intestines.
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The pork intestines ladled in a dollop of spice is another must.
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They can develop in the intestines or pancreas, and may prove cancerous.
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They then confirmed the twins' livers and small intestines were fused together.
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The wombats' intestines were indeed packed to the brim like stuffed stockings.
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Got her food through a tube that went straight into her intestines.
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A smaller dolphin fell out in a spill of bloated, red intestines.
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I saw people without a head and their intestines were pouring out.
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A giant plastic dude whose intestines spilling out all over the floor?
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I tied my scarf around his middle to hold his intestines in.
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Others killed aggressive wild boars and checked their intestines for human remains.
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Intestines become scrunched and knotted as they attempt to pass the yarn.
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The researchers also discovered the bacteria in the intestines of some turtles.
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Strontium-90 tends to accumulate in the bones; ruthenium in the intestines.
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It's sort of like bowel obstruction, except the intestines just stop working entirely.
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He also had portions of his intestines and gallbladder removed, according to Lopez.
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It starts as a tiny seed in the very bottom of my intestines.
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In the intestines, the capsaicin triggers a reaction, increasing the rate of digestion.
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The star eventually breaks down, allowing it to safely pass through the intestines.
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Surgeon using a disembowelled puppy to warm intestines protruding from a wounded abdomen.
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Both of these support waste removal in the liver and in your intestines.
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Remi and Jesi were born sharing a liver and intestines, the outlet reports.
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Read: Jumping Rope with Cat Intestines Is Part of Learning, Says High School
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This let them track these bugs, and see if any left the intestines.
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Not like those fake drugs you people are pouring all over your intestines.
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To prepare a mopane worm for consumption, its viscous intestines must be expelled.
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First, they travel from the lower intestines through your tissues, veins, and arteries.
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A condiment of fermented tallow, made from lamb intestines, is poured on top.
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Polio is a viral infection that lives inside a person's throat and intestines.
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The food slowed down just a little as it passed through her intestines.
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We had a lot of exotic stuff: pig intestines, tripe, rabbit, and frog.
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Or, more often, a bullet into a truck tire rather than someone's intestines.
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The bullet he had fired pierced Officer Giglio's intestines and severed his aorta.
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He was going to shoot, to butcher, to clean and braid the intestines.
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As variety meats go, intestines are not at the top of my list.
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The bacteria can take over a person's intestines and be difficult to eradicate.
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If the holes in the intestines are small, surgeons can sew them shut.
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On the fire the chef began grilling torcinelli — lamb intestines stuffed with sweetbreads.
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A bowel movement can help to relieve gas that's inside of the intestines.
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Satiety: Processed food is digested quickly as soon as it enters our intestines.
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He would cut away most of their stomachs and reroute their small intestines.
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Ali has gastroschisis, a rare birth defect involving the intestines and, often, other organs.
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"The sugar hits your intestines quickly so it makes you feel sick," she explains.
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She recalled a grim prognosis from her gastroenterologist, who said her intestines could fail.
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Anderson found the dog the next morning with his intestines exposed, unable to move.
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The team of surgeons repaired gun wound damage to both intestines and the liver.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The war has cost one man part of his liver and intestines.
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Gastroenteritis is the inflammation of the stomach and intestines that causes vomiting and diarrhea.
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If you ingest tapeworm larvae, however, they develop into adult tapeworms in your intestines.
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Most strains are harmless and live in the intestines of healthy humans and animals.
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The dish in question, chuchuk, is a sausage made from horse meat and intestines.
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Its rich broth surrounds a mix of lean pork, small intestines, and Chinese barley.
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Keeping them happy means our intestines and immune systems remain in good working order.
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After a few days on the low-fiber diet, mouse intestines developed chronic inflammation.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz's lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs.
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So would-be sloth farts are simply reabsorbed through the intestines into the bloodstream.
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First the intestines appear in the elevator's wrought-iron cage, then the cabin itself.
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When South Korean doctors operated on him, they found his intestines riddled with worms.
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And in some cases, it can also affect your bladder, bowel, intestines, and rectum.
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A new study of marathoners, mice and their respective intestines toys with that possibility.
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So, for me, it bleeds wherever the tissue has spread—my intestines, bladder, urethra.
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When fiber eventually reaches the large intestines, it's broken down by bacteria in the gut.
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Technically, the anus, rectum, and large intestines are responsible for absorbing nutrients and eliminating waste.
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"There's no way to power-wash your intestines, nor should you have to," Langer said.
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It has its own markets, which sell everything from cellphones to books to camel intestines.
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Reduced blood flow in the intestines caused by cocaine can lead to ulcers and perforations.
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The bullet, which went straight through his stomach, caused damage to his intestines and liver.
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I have a scar and a screwed up belly button, but my intestines where saved.
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Escherichia coli, or E.coli bacteria, normally lives in the intestines of healthy people and animals.
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It's the enormous stalks of lavender you're using to brush out your intestines with afterwards.
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One fellow fumes with such force he self-combusts, his intestines spilling from his belly.
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Paddlers wore hooded jackets, made from animal intestines that were fastened to the kayak's hatches.
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I had just ordered pig intestines in hot chili sauce, so she needn't have worried.
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The treatment at the time — silver nitrate, opium and tannic acid enemas — destroyed his intestines.
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An unapologetic earthy hit of medicinal herbs tempers the gamey flavors of the small intestines.
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Those molecular fragments then pass through the gut wall and are absorbed in our intestines.
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Surgeons close off most of the stomach, leaving a small pouch, and reroute the intestines.
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"Gates of Hell," which features a segment in which a character regurgitates her own intestines.
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A long, black tangle of intestines looped around the pool cleaner had tied it up.
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There are 10,000 times more microbes in our intestines than human beings on the planet.
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The bullet, which went straight through his stomach, caused damage to his intestines and liver.
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They are carbohydrates produced in the mucus lining of the intestines; they are not enzymes.
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It causes inflammation in the stomach and intestines, leading to stomach pain, nausea and diarrhea.
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In another patient, a mesh stent had been deployed to keep his intestines from collapsing.
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"The future of the world does not depend on intestines and gallbladders," he had decided.
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They also showed that it had made its way through her stomach to her intestines.
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Rather than make a second incision in his intestines, they decided to monitor the boy.
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Doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his colon and intestines in the initial surgery.
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Since then, Sky has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune digestive condition where the intestines react to gluten and become inflamed.
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In mouse intestines, for example, the E. coli strain stuck around for up to three weeks.
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At the end of the video, the zebra appears to be chewing its own intestines. Why?
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"Lucas only had about 20 or 30-centimeters of his intestines left," Dr. Vakili tells PEOPLE.
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Those problems can include: There's no proven way to reduce the symphony conducted by our intestines.
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The virus causes inflammation in the stomach and intestines, leading to stomach pain, nausea and diarrhea.
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Jamie Spears has now had 2 surgeries to correct major issues with his intestines and colon.
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A weird bump or lesion on your intestines is easier to find and examine, for example.
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The shot to his abdomen "tore up his intestines," requiring 16 surgeries and causing recurring infections.
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Nerve endings along the bowel help to move digested waste through a person's intestines and colon.
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Her stomach was wide open and her intestines were hanging out … I kind of lost it.
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Though not yet let loose on people, it has successfully stitched up the intestines of piglets.
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Bacteria harbored in the intestines of animals spread to the groundwater, which may infect our produce.
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Or I've had to take bones and fragments of bones out of dogs' stomachs and intestines.
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Lamb is a favorite and everything, from the intestines to the brain, is cooked and consumed.
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He took gut microbes from each, and inserted them into the intestines of microbe-free mice.
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They don't have diarrhea or belly pain, but they have no iron because of damaged intestines.
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The internist ordered a colonoscopy for the next day, to examine the inside of his intestines.
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His appendix is drawn almost doodle-like, in the corner of a page showing the intestines.
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A key ingredient for heparin is pig mucosa, which is found in the intestines of pigs.
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Their gut microbiome — the bacteria that live in their intestines — swings through a predictable annual cycle.
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She also treats people who can't clear gas from their intestines because they have difficulty farting.
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This fermentation process provides food for the good bacteria in your intestines that help with digestion.
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Guts with less pulsing grew thicker but not much longer, whereas the twitching intestines clearly stretched.
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Other signs of illness include inflammation of the stomach and intestines (gastroenteritis), bladder infections and bronchitis.
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Ingredients Instructions Prepare the mackerel, using the whole fish or, preferably, only the blood and intestines.
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The resistant bacteria in the water had to have come from people — specifically, from their intestines.
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High exposure to mercury can damage the intestines, kidney and nervous system, according to the EPA.
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Tapeworms can live in the small intestines of humans, and can be as long as five feet.
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He was diagnosed with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei (PMP), which covered his entire diaphragm, intestines, bladder, stomach, and rectum.
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"His intestines are out," Harrison-Elmore reportedly told a 911 dispatcher during a call for medical assistance.
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Without vasopressin, your body also isn't able to reabsorb water in your intestines or gut, she says.
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A kidney and a rope of intestines dangle from his back into a pool of his blood.
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For a study published today in the journal Nature Communications, researchers grew new intestines in the lab.
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"They literally take your intestines out and put them on the table," she explains to her husband.
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Gastroschisis is a rare condition where a baby is born with its intestines outside of its body.
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That's because the injected vaccine doesn't immunize the intestines, where the vaccine-derived strains reproduce and thrive.
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When we sat, I ordered everything but the kitchen sink: intestines, octopus, pork belly, chicken, and bulgogi.
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For starters, everyone with an anus and a set of intestines passes gas from time to time.
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It is made by wrapping lamb intestines around any available offal such as heart, sweetbread, and lungs.
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The reason, Sonpal says, is that women's intestines are more intertwined while men's are more horseshoe-shaped.
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In 1998, Martinez testified, he was stabbed seven times in his cell, his lungs and intestines perforated.
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The number of tuft cells in the new mice soared as the parasites colonized their intestines, too.
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She yanked open a refrigerator door to display plastic containers of pig intestines, ears, and other offal.
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Salmonella can also travel from the intestines to the bloodstream and ultimately the rest of the body.
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If a salmonella infection spreads beyond the intestines and into the bloodstream, it could lead to death.
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The fat we eat can stimulate the gallbladder to squeeze some of that bile into our intestines.
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They remove the organs, the ribs, they rinse the qiaq, or intestines, in the salty ocean water.
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A whale in Spain was discovered to have 64 pounds of trash clogging its intestines and stomach.
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Animals can pick up salmonella from contaminated food, or the bacteria can live naturally in their intestines.
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The parasites, roundworms of the genus Toxocara, live in the intestines of cats and dogs, especially strays.
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Cholera spurs the intestines to violently flush themselves, but it does not actually damage the gut cells.
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Or it might be a smooth muscle cell lining your small intestines, making it ripple with contractions.
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"Boudin is so old that they used to pack it in real pig intestines," she said, smiling.
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Apoptosis is the reason our bone marrow doesn't weigh two tons or our intestines don't grow indefinitely.
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Symptoms and prevention According to the CDC, norovirus causes inflammation of the stomach, the intestines or both.
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A whale found in Spain in February had 64 pounds of trash in its intestines and stomach.
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Britney's dad, Jamie Spears, underwent 2 surgeries to deal with issues related to his intestines and colon.
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I had an abdominal surgery to get rid of cysts on my stomach and intestines several years ago.
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There were 246 plastic packets of cocaine in his stomach and intestines, measuring 1 by 2.5 centimeters each.
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"We found coins both in her stomach and intestines," veterinarian Nantarika Chansue told Thai news website Khaosod English.
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Fat surrounds the kidney, heart, liver, intestines, and other vital organs so that they're not easily injured. 22.
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Surgeons there operated for six hours to repair damage to his intestines and liver, also removing his gallbladder.
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A trail of blood and intestines led police to his body at the bottom of a nearby ravine.
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Illnesses such as asthma and eczema are linked to a lack of certain bugs from an infant's intestines.
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In a healthy digestive tract, food and waste move through the intestines by peristalsis, or involuntary muscle contractions.
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The intestines of children with autism often harbour bacteria different from those in the guts of the neurotypical.
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E. coli, or Escherichia coli, bacteria live in our intestines normally, but certain strains can make us sick.
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Doctors will also perform a biopsy of your intestines during the endoscopy to help confirm a celiac diagnosis.
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They also happen to be devastating—feasting on baby brains, damaging intestines, and keeping victims bedridden for months.
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E. coli is found "in the environment, foods, and intestines of people and animals," according to the CDC.
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This motion mimics how our intestines and esophagus move food around our body — a process known as peristalsis.
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A second officer, Patricia Cocciolone, survived the shooting with a shattered pelvis, damaged intestines and permanent brain injury.
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If microplastics are invading the things we eat, it's possible that they're invading our stomachs and intestines, too.
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The bullet he was shot with ended up going straight through his stomach, damaging his intestines and liver.
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David's doctor said the surgery was successful -- noting the bullet struck the liver, the small and large intestines.
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He had a section of diseased tissue removed in January, and then had his intestines reattached in April.
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Kokoreç sellers are lined next to each other, releasing an irresistible smell of intestines, oregano, and coal fire.
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Something might happen one day where your intestines fall out of your stomach, and you don't know why.
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Around 1,900 children a year are born with the condition, in which the intestines form outside the body.
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Pork skin arrived not fried, like chicharrones, but in chewy tabs whose frank scent and flavor evoked intestines.
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Gastroschisis typically causes the baby's intestines to poke through a hole in its abdomen near the belly button.
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"I think some people think horror is about sadism; it's about flinging intestines at the camera," he said.
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Her stomach and intestines didn't move food forward normally, and so food stayed in her stomach for hours.
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If gases accumulated in sloths' intestines over that long a time, they might get sick — and even burst.
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And generally speaking, birds don't fart; they lack the stomach bacteria that builds up gas in their intestines.
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If they are larger, doctors must make a temporary fix; they might remove a segment of the intestines.
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However, the majority of these important microbes are already inside your gut, intestines, and elsewhere helping you out.
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In the foreground, intestines unspooled, and a translucent bladder of frozen urine was held up to the light.
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They're no longer dying of malaria, diarrhea or unpleasant causes like having one's intestines blocked by wriggling worms.
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Most contamination of our current meat supply happens during the slaughter process through cross-contamination with the intestines.
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And I've nearly tried it all, with the exception of having several feet of my intestines removed. Yet.
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"You're eating your kishkes out over this divorce," she'd have said, kishkes being Yiddish for intestines, or guts.
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Among a sea of gaunt, gangling bodies, it hobbles over its own intestines and chatters its decaying teeth.
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Bolsonaro, 63, remains in intensive care as the perforations of his intestines keep doctors watching for any internal infections.
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They also happen to be everywhere—from your intestines to your phone's screen to the sidewalk beneath your feet.
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However, if it is chewed or broken and then swallowed, the ricin toxin will be absorbed by the intestines.
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Symptoms after exposure can include a sore stomach, irritated intestines and lungs, nausea, diarrhea, and lesions on the skin.
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Diners should not be put off by the numerous dishes featuring pork liver, pork kidneys, pork intestines or tripe.
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Norovirus is the most common cause of gastroenteritis, which is an inflammation and irritation of the stomach and intestines.
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For now, the chips are only able to replicate the architecture and function of lungs, hearts, tongues, and intestines.
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E. coli naturally hangs out in animal intestines, and one of the grossest ways it spreads is through poop.
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Infants with the defect, called gastroschisis, are born with intestines poking out of a hole in the abdominal wall.
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"I saw children missing limbs, children holding their intestines in their hands, body parts on the floor," he says.
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The Salmonella infection can spread from the intestines to the blood stream and cause death if not treated early.
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It typically causes significant gastrointestinal distress, and it can become life-threatening if the infection spreads beyond the intestines.
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Among the new delivery systems, pharmaceutical researchers have developed infusion systems to pump medication directly into the small intestines.
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In both their livers and their intestines, their bacterial populations were 50% larger than those of the control mice.
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How about 154 pounds of chicken intestines soaked in formalin, a prohibited food additive, that were seized in Indonesia?
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The salmonella infection can spread from the intestines to the blood stream and cause death if not treated early.
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Vik laments that sick people might be removing lengths of their intestines when a therapy exists that might help.
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If none of that works, patients are fed through a tube that delivers nutrients directly to the small intestines.
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To conduct their research, scientists examined our best window into what's happening in a given person's intestines: their poop.
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Mustafa, a heavyweight-class wrestler, is still hospitalized and weighs only 101 pounds; he lost much of his intestines.
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Some researchers use a swallowable thermometer the size of a multivitamin that can report the temperature around your intestines.
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The CT from the day before revealed patches of bowel-wall thickening from the esophagus to the large intestines.
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Some 100 trillion of them live on your skin, in your mouth and in the coils of your intestines.
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Scientists have found large amounts of micro plastic in the intestines of deep-dwelling ocean mammals such as whales.
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The New Health Care Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disorder that affects the lungs, pancreas, intestines and other organs.
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I've seen gunshot victims who've had bullets rip through their spinal cords & intestines & tear their other organs to shreds.
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Her intestines were obscured by fat, so he used a special surgical grasper to gently push the fat aside.
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In 2000, she suffered a stroke, and the subsequent medication she was given damaged her intestines and stomach lining.
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The idea is these factors may alter the microbiome — the ecology of diverse bacteria lining the intestines and colon.
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The bacteria are common in the intestines of animals and people, but some strains can cause illness or even death.
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Fecal transplant utilizes the stool of a healthy person to transfer good bacteria into the intestines of an infected person.
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"The main problem is that the doctors had to cut open her intestines to get the money out," Travers explains.
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The walls of the intestines, as this research shows, are literally shaping the poop through the strategic placement of pressure.
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After dissecting the animals, they found that their intestines (though, thankfully, nowhere else) had the glowing cholera bacteria in it.
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Norovirus causes inflammation of the stomach or intestines or both, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Her stomach was wide open and her intestines were hanging out … • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Salmonella lives naturally in the intestines of birds, which can appear healthy themselves but still transmit the bacteria, Behravesh says.
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Fructans and other FODMAPs have a "prebiotic effect" on the gut, meaning these carbohydrates stimulate healthy bacteria in the intestines.
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But the bypass is the riskiest operation, since it involves not only altering the stomach but rerouting the intestines too.
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Nandi is feeling better following a surgery to repair damage to her intestines, a video obtained by the station says.
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Sure, it's tempting, but most of us will make it out of middle school without intentionally liquefying our classmates' intestines.
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Harsh radiation treatments destroyed her intestines and a hysterectomy left her unable to have children of her own, he says.
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"Her doctor said, 'Your intestines could fail at any time and if they do, you could die,&apos" says Glasgow.
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"We come here maybe twice a week" says one patron, feasting on some dog intestines and ribs with his friends.
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When I realized what it meant—that I'd lost—it felt like someone grabbed my small intestines and squeezed hard.
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Just when Andy and his loaded pistol are about to leave, Billy very loudly loses his battle with his intestines.
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Martinez said he was stabbed in prison on three occasions, in attacks that left his lung, intestines and pancreas perforated.
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He noted that late summer and early fall are when enteroviruses -- those related to the intestines -- seem to spread readily.
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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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The attack nearly killed Bolsonaro; his liver, lung, and intestines were punctured, and he lost a great deal of blood.
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But I'm Italian, so I can't acknowledge that I ate well unless I'm clutching my intestines and bargaining with God.
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All four autopsies showed an expansion of gas in the intestines, which causes pain and could result in a rupture.
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And she sustained injuries to her intestines and abdominal muscles, as well as a fractured vertebra in her lower spine.
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Ortiz's gallbladder and part of his intestines were removed during an operation in Santo Domingo that lasted into Monday morning.
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Medical journals wrote in scientific earnestness of the black patients — always black patients — whose intestines were clogged by watermelon seeds.
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Dr. Costa-Mattioli found evidence that L. reuteri releases compounds that send a signal to nerve endings in the intestines.
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He had surgery for internal injuries that evening, when doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his colon and intestines.
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Most of the intestines get blood from two arteries — if one became blocked, there is a built-in backup system.
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It had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
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IW-3781 works on bile acid rising from the small intestines, intercepting and trapping it before it reaches the esophagus.
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The infection can also travel from the intestines to the bloodstream and cause a more widespread infection throughout the body.
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So it's surprising that the wombat's intestines — which look much like those of any other mammal — would create that shape.
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After eating some nasty hell-food, Strange has to astral project into his own intestines to fight off the threat.
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But in doing so, they also encroach on the stomach and intestines, reducing the volume of food they can hold.
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Another is strung up inside Casa Vicens, with shock frozen on his face and his intestines spilling from his torso.
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But after learning about Will & Grace actor Sean Hayes' recent hospitalization, I will never be taking my intestines for granted again.
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We've known that bacteria live in our intestines as far back as the 1680s, when Leeuwenhoek first looked through his microscope.
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The bullet perforated Ortiz's intestines and internal organs before hitting his friend, TV talk show host Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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Ortiz initially underwent major surgery in his native Santo Domingo to remove portions of his intestines, gallbladder and liver, doctors said.
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Behind the storage unit sits a rectangular wooden box stuffed with bicycle tires filled with Silly Putty to replicate human intestines.
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"Now, it's pushing out a watery substance, because the water is staying in your intestines and moving out faster," she says.
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Surgeons in the Dominican Republic operated for six hours to repair damage to his intestines and liver, also removing his gallbladder.
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Instead, some of the bacteria living in our intestines feast on these starches, and leave behind a slew of fatty acids.
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But the main thing was they had to push the intestines from this horrendously distended scrotum back into the abdominal cavity.
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A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines.
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Toxoplasma gondii made a name for itself when scientists noticed how the parasite jumped from the intestines of cats to mice.
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And this woman now has to wear a ring that has passed through her intestines for the rest of her life.
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As a result, your body sends water to your stomach and intestines to essentially "flush out" the sugar alcohol, she says.
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But not all drugs can survive the corrosive, churning trip from the stomach into the intestines and across to the bloodstream.
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My stomach was always very sensitive to acid, and, as much as I loved coffee, my, uh, intestines couldn't handle it.
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Over time, gas builds up in your intestines, which can lead to bloating and abdominal pain, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Ms. Ng* serves up red, squiggled intestines over thin wooden skewers, along with fat beef balls sweating in their own juices.
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Researchers found 64 pounds trash — including garbage bags, a plastic drum, and fish netting — inside the young whale's stomach and intestines.
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"One of the things that happens is your intestines, your gut, the permeability increases because of these cytokines released," said Crandall.
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The documents further claim the child's feeding tube, which was inserted into his intestines, led to three life-threatening blood infections.
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Dragging it along, the robot could then be guided towards the intestines where it would eventually be excreted through the anus.
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Those smuggling 15 pellets of cocaine in their intestines are the weakest links in a chain that seems impossible to break.
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That's because the vapor or fumes go straight into your lungs—without taking a detour through your stomach, intestines, and liver.
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They sliced into its blubber, and were shocked at what they discovered: 64 pounds of plastic throughout the stomach and intestines.
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According to the medical examiner who performed Jayce's autopsy, the force from the powerful punch drove his spine through his intestines.
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" The counselor would "massage and push on his abdomen in order to increase circulation to his intestines to help his IBS.
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Activated charcoal will only bind with whatever particles are in your stomach or intestines at the time that you take it.
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If that doesn't work, they can be put on a liquid diet or prescribed medications that make the intestines move faster.
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A 903 study counted around 10(8) cells of fecal coliform (a bacteria originating in human intestines) per 100ml of water.
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But if you want to get weird with some intestines and guns, don't let us stop you from doing that, either.
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He saw small patches of wayward cells on the bladder and the intestines and scattered across the abdominal and pelvic walls.
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The picks — unscathed by stomach acid or digestive enzymes — have been found in the stomach and both small and large intestines.
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But those same receptors live in our digestive system, and the study authors suggested that our intestines could be invaded too.
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In the initial operation on a patient with abdominal injuries, surgeons also look for damage to the large and small intestines.
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"He got so severely bloated that the intestines leaked bacteria into the abdomen and he went into sepsis," Dr. Pilny said.
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Escherichia coli is in our intestines, the environment, foods and animals, but most of the time it doesn't make you sick.
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Doctors cut open his stomach and took out half of his small and large intestines, which had been burned and damaged.
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Footpaths covered with crackling leaves lead past silent houses dedicated to the gods, their interiors molded like a large animal's intestines.
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When the worms invade the stomach wall or intestines, the result is gastrointestinal pain, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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Then, having exposed its internal organs, she slices them free, carefully removing the intestines, liver and heart with her bare hands.
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"It's probably about 37 degrees inside the deer," he says, while removing the bloated grey stomach and intestines with his hands.
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Sara holds the cleaned-out intestines while her grandmother ladles the blood—mixed with salt and rye flour—into the casings.
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But the species, which breaks down gel-like proteins in the intestines, may soon offer hope to those with obesity-related disorders.
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I'm talking about people whose bodies don't fully break down gluten, leading to stomach pain, cramping, and damage to their lower intestines.
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For Steve1989MREInfo, that involves filming himself eating old army rations—extremely old army rations—and subjecting his intestines to century-old torture.
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The big picture: According to BBC News, Bolsonaro lost 40% of his blood in the attack, suffering severe wounds to his intestines.
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These are a common breed, and the passages between their stomachs and their intestines are similar in size to those of people.
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What happens is that because their diet doesn't have much protein in it, their gut, their intestines get into an inflamed state.
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Workers in bloodstained aprons and boots scoop material from the intestines and boil it in large vats, processing it into crude heparin.
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Do I have to live my entire life knowing a piece of my tooth has done a full tour of my intestines.
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As someone who needs to lower their blood sugar but who's also equipped with sensitive intestines, I find myself in a paradox.
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The water has high levels of lead in it — a toxic metal that damages the heart, bones, kidneys, intestines, and reproductive systems.
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It was funny to me when I'd go over to other people's houses and they didn't talk about intestines at the table.
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He recalled that it looked just like a tuft cell—a cell type most often associated with the lining of the intestines.
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Ayers' veterinary biotechnology company has developed a new way to test dogs' intestines that updates the "old" microscope method, the CEO said.
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If that doesn't work, patients are put on a liquid diet or given medicines that try to make the intestines move faster.
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"The bones punctured her intestines," wrote one Amazon reviewer in 2013 on the product page for 'Hartz Americas Prime Smokey Dog Bone.
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The balloons' glass molds are shaped like intestines and organs, a reference to early toy balloons, which were made of animal innards.
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The bullet caused damage to his liver and his intestines, and the MLB star has since undergone three surgeries as a result.
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Trilobites Pulsing movements in an embryo are crucial to helping intestines grow into the wonder tube that it is, a study finds.
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The ailment sweeping my kid's school and my intestines was norovirus, a highly contagious stomach bug that causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
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Inside what investigators believe were goat intestines were 10 duct tape-wrapped balls of meth and heroin, the District of Alaska said.
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Strolling past acres of bones, brisket, and buckets of brawn before you've even had breakfast can do interesting things to your intestines.
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Their intestines had contained more of this microbe than the guts of sedentary people before the race, but afterward, the numbers soared.
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She was diagnosed on March 30 with endometrial cancer that had spread to her colon, bladder and intestines, according to her GoFundMe page.
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RedHill is also testing Bekinda to treat acute gastroenteritis and gastritis, an inflammation of the stomach and intestines that causes vomiting and diarrhea.
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When that happens, some people choose to go to hospital to have their intestines flushed, but I just deal with it at home.
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The bullet went through his stomach, a police spokesman said, and he had to have parts of his intestines and gall bladder removed.
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Scientists realized that celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder, spurring the immune system to attack its own intestines when gluten enters the body.
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The coins, found in her stomach and intestines, were pressing on her other organs, and preventing her from diving, breathing or eating properly.
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So, as you digest this fiber-less treat, it makes its way into the stomach and intestines, slowly creating hard, dry, slow stool.
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Crafted from dried pig intestines, the little origami robot is designed to hatch from inside a swallowed capsule and unfold like an accordion.
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Salmonella is a type of bacteria that lives in the intestines of humans and animals, and some strains are more dangerous than others.
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The organs looked both too real and too fake, too much like what prop intestines and guts look like on Game of Thrones.
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What it is: E. coli are a group of diverse bacteria found in the environment, foods and the intestines of people and animals.
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What had happened was that the wheel of this cart had gone straight over his abdomen, and it had displaced his intestines downward.
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They eat their food and then it just goes straight through into the intestines without there being a pouch that produces acid. Weirdos.
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Our intestines and gut don't move food down the digestive tract, so if you eat late at night, the food just sits there.
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For instance, if a doctor was helping a patient with colitis, they'd connect that condition to Virgo, since that sign rules the intestines.
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"When you have a bunch of sugar alcohols, a bunch of water rushes to your stomach and intestines, you get diarrhea," she says.
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That's how you elevate a show — even one that features one man spilling another's intestines onto the ground in front of a child.
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Emmy spent the first four months of her life in the hospital and has endured numerous surgeries on her brain, face and intestines.
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So, if you're a human with intestines, who eats food or breathes air, and you pretend you never fart, I think you're lying.
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The doctor said they had to cut out part of my intestines and remove my appendix, because the cancer was all around that.
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They can also indicate peptic ulcers, which are sores that grow inside your stomach or small intestines and are caused by stomach acid.
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Yet we do a lot of hard work to suppress those toots, which can cause that gas can build up in our intestines.
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A typical scene has Joel panicking in the background while Sheila tears out throats, snacks on intestines, coughs up hairballs, and burps blood.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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For a time, the doctors thought that he might have a hole in his intestines, but he later realized that it was anxiety.
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Although your head and your intestines are anatomically far apart, researchers are beginning to understand that they're more connected than you might expect.
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Because there is no protective sack around intestines, they can easily become irritated by amniotic fluid and begin to twist, swell or shorten.
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I underwent surgery that removed a softball-size wad of inflammation from my intestines, including my appendix, and was diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
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At a wagon selling cheap cuts of meat at an open food market in Cairo, a woman buys a bag of cow intestines.
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The parasites then hatch, grow and mature in the host's stomach or intestines, where they consume nutrients which that host would otherwise absorb.
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This jostling motion can kick-start muscle contractions in the intestines, moving whatever we had for dinner last night out of our systems.
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Sure enough, Spencer's intestines were soon spilling out in the street, giving us one last revolting vision to remember during the holiday break.
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E. coli can be found living in the intestines of both people and animals, as well as in food and in the environment.
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Secondly, because of the short-circuiting of your plumbing [digestive tract], alcohol gets to the intestines faster, so the speed of absorption increases.
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They noticed that I had small growths that must have been there since birth; those growths made my intestines and everything stick together.
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They autopsied him like you would do an ordinary body, took out his intestines, said, yup it's all there, and put it back.
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In Vietnam, according to the murky histories, farmers killed the civet and roasted the digested coffee fruit they found in the civets' flayed intestines.
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They also found 971 seeds, mostly inside intestines—19 of them had germinated and 11 of those germinated seeds were inside a single snake.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz, perforating his intestines and internal organs, and hit his friend, TV talk show host Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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When Amber first saw the baby girl at University of New Mexico Hospital, her intestines were growing in a sac outside of her belly.
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You'll have less belly fat This is the visceral or "deep" fat that builds up around vital organs like your liver, pancreas and intestines.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz, perforating his intestines and internal organs and hit his friend, TV talk show host Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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Done. And so — by the time we're done, this mic pack will burn a hole through to my intestines because it's touching my skin.
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So most newborns are given a shot of vitamin K soon after birth to prevent potentially life-threatening hemorrhages in the brain or intestines.
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According to the ministry, campylobacter, a bacteria often found in the intestines of the chickens, is the culprit behind raw-chicken-related food poisoning.
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That so-called "stomach growl" we attribute solely to our bellies also comes from our intestines, specifically the some 20 feet of small intestine.
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Understanding what is going on in the intestines is thus crucial to understanding the way the infection sustains itself once it has become established.
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Why it matters: The study, combined with earlier research, suggests certain bacteria in the intestines may play a role in controlling type 2 diabetes.
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Usually made from a collagen material, such as silk, hair or processed animal intestines, the stitches are seen by the body as foreign materials.
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Once collected, that kind of evidence could suggest whether anandamide or other cannabinoids could treat some disorders in the stomach, pancreas, intestines, and colon.
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The condition causes the intestines, and sometimes organs such as the liver and stomach, to poke through a newborn's abdomen near the belly button.
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However, antibiotics are not used in children of this age, as killing the toxin in their intestines can trigger the release of additional antitoxins.
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MatTek already produces and sells other skin products, as well as 3-D tissue models related to the human eye, mouth, airways and intestines.
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Kaya, who always suffered from extreme periods, could tell something was wrong when she felt unbearable period cramps around her hip joints and intestines.
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Childbirth, age, and surgeries can weaken pelvic floor muscles, so it's important to strengthen them since they affect the intestines, bladder, uterus, and rectum.
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"Many pieces of small plastic clogged her intestines and caused inflammation, leading to blood infection and inflamed lungs," said Nantarika in a Facebook post.
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Instead, it contained pictures of the bloody carcasses of Tasmania's native animals: a wombat with its intestines pulled out, a kangaroo missing its face.
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Of the 49 towels showing bacterial growth, almost three-quarters grew bacteria normally found in the intestines, such as E. coli and Enterococcus species.
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The inactivated vaccine induces lower levels of immunity specifically in the intestines, where the poliovirus resides in most cases, compared with the oral vaccine.
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And babies born too small can experience a host of problems, including smaller head sizes, lack of blood flow to the intestines and death.
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Ortiz's media assistant, Leo Lopez, told ESPN that Ortiz underwent surgery for six hours and part of his intestines, colon and gallbladder were removed.
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It turns out I am not a fan of preserved fish eggs melded into a rectangular cake, but I'm O.K. with tender fish intestines.
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That treatment is bariatric surgery, a drastic operation that turns the stomach into a tiny pouch and, in one version, also reroutes the intestines.
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Physical activity speeds the movement of waste through the intestines, as anyone who has had to hunt for a bathroom during a workout knows.
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In the 1950s, researchers noticed that shortening the small intestines of dogs hampered their ability to absorb calories and caused them to lose weight.
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The villi, the tiny fingerlike tentacles that normally cover the inner surface of the intestines and absorb most of the nutrients, had been flattened.
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All the lessons about the human body are completely overshadowed by the fact that they violated this child's intestines, esophagus, and stomach without consent.
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The parasites typically live in the intestines of dogs, cats and other wild animals, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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So Secor's talk about the sidewinders, and their feast-or-famine diet, made him wonder if the animals' intestines were endowed with superhero strength.
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E. coli live in the environment, foods, and people's and animals' intestines and fecal matter, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Some bacteria protected and served the animals — akin to the healthy microbes in our intestines — while others remained in the environment or caused diseases.
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After fourteen surgeries, he had regained the ability to walk, but his left foot hung limp, and he suffered lasting damage to his intestines.
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Yang used skinny balloons — the type that gets sculpted into animals at carnivals — to inflate the intestines and measure their stretchiness in different places.
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Medical experts told the Hindustan Times that the men also penetrated Singh with an iron rod, rupturing her intestines and causing other major internal issues.
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So JAXA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, helped create a safer way to mix explosive ingredients by building a working robotic version of human intestines.
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When Strube-Bohaty was an infant, she was diagnosed with meconium ileus, a bowel obstruction that occurs when a child's intestines become stickier than normal.
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There's a video posted after this one on Steve's YouTube channel, which I'm sincerely hoping is proof that he and his intestines survived this experiment.
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He had an initial surgery in the Dominican Republic, suffering bleeding in his liver and needing portions of his intestines and gallbladder removed, said Lopez.
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When food enters your stomach and activates the gastrointestinal tract, "blood flow shifts from the muscles and brain into the stomach and intestines," he explained.
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It had already lacerated the tissue within the intestines and was threatening to perforate the intestinal wall at any time, which would have proven fatal.
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That includes your colon's normal movements, your natural cocktail of lubricating enzymes and fluids, and the protective mucus membranes lining the walls of your intestines.
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In these cases, salmonella can spread from the intestines to the bloodstream and to other parts of the body, and become fatal if left untreated.
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His pizza spills over with copper-colored intestines that crackle and crunch, as well as green olives, salty potato chips, and his signature green sauce.
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With no heads and no intestines of their own, these living noodles can stretch from a hundredth of an inch to 100 feet in length.
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Salmonella is a bacterial disease that lives in your intestines and eventually gets expelled from your body via your feces, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In fact, the dehydration that can occur in these classes can make it more difficult for your kidneys, liver and intestines to eliminate toxic material!
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As the mice were exposed to more and more alcohol, the glow-in-the-dark bacteria underwent population explosions that let them escape the intestines.
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The table has been set: a spread of ribs, intestines, chunks of meat and, last but not least, a grilled head unmistakably of a dog.
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If you were to just pour alcohol into an empty stomach, it'd get absorbed by your stomach and intestines pretty much immediately, Dr. Halpern says.
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Though one might assume manatees' large bodies are mainly made up of fat, their intestines and stomach make up a bulk of their abdominal mass.
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Finally, because antlers can splinter, there is a risk of injury to your dog's mouth, throat, or intestines if they ingest a piece of antler.
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A close second was the soft intestines in a chili sauce that made my lips tingle, despite the inherent whiff of gaminess, which faded quickly.
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They had her drink some barium and took pictures as the visible liquid made its way into her stomach, through her intestines then out. Normal.
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Close at Hand Yana Gilbuena is dreaming of banana leaves in Antarctica, heaped with a feast of chicken feet, pork intestines and crab-fat rice.
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" Those beauties have "their innards exposed—intestines and livers and stomachs, hearts, kidneys spilling out of their perfectly made, peeled-open, and glowing wax skin.
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Adorn with tattered rags for clothing, the hamsters start to really chow down on the innocent towns people, ripping out their intestines like red worms.
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One possible diagnosis based on the autopsy report is enteritis, an inflammation of the intestines that can be caused by bacteria or a medication error.
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She imagined which organs would be punctured—stomach, lung, upper intestines—and thought of the dark-red stain her body would leave on the carpet.
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E. coli are a diverse family of bacteria that can be found in the environment, in foods and in the intestines of people and animals.
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In Cecchini's homeland of Tuscany, the panino al lampredotto, a classic sandwich made with the beef intestines and sold as street food, is quite common.
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A few months ago she set up a GoFundMe page, and said she'd been diagnosed with sclerosing encapsulating peritonitis -- an inflammation of the small intestines.
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The bullet passed through his lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs before hitting his friend, TV personality Jhoel Lopez, in the leg.
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These algae produce gas, which inflates the fish intestines and causes the fish to float to the surface, where they're more vulnerable to being eaten.
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Little has changed since then, including the menus, which don't shy away from the icky-delicious bits: tripe, liver and sausages made from pork intestines.
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Ortiz underwent surgery to repair damage to his intestines and liver and to remove his gallbladder in the hours immediately following the June 9 shooting.
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"A side effect of the drug is that it causes swelling in the intestines so he would get these temporary, partial obstructions," Dr. Fisher said.
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The gas cells of many of the early zeppelins were made from so-called goldbeater's skin: cow intestines beaten to a pulp and then stretched.
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To prepare a body, the Egyptians made an incision in the abdomen and removed the intestines, kidneys and lungs, usually leaving the heart in place.
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The mice also developed cancerous growths in their intestines -- raising concerns that astronauts who venture far into space would face the same deadly health issues.
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"Everything went great, they found my ring just beyond my stomach in my intestines, retrieved it and gave it to Bobby, not me," Evans wrote.
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And some fiber types can only be broken down by the gut microbiome, the ecology of trillions of diverse bacteria lining our intestines and colon.
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Researchers now consider fiber's role in nourishing our gut microbiome — the ecosystem of microbes in our intestines — to be one of its main health benefits.
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I didn't receive the attention I needed until I was wheeled into an ER with fistulas in my intestines that were leaking bile and blood.
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Most of the volunteers had larger concentrations of these short-chain fatty acids in their intestines after exercise, along with the microbes that produce them.
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The surgery lasted about six hours, with doctors removing parts of his intestines, colon and gallbladder, ESPN reported, citing Leo Lopez, a spokesman for Ortiz.
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SURGEONS REMOVE 639 NAILS FROM PATIENT&aposS INTESTINES USING MAGNET The doctors successfully removed the stinger from the girl&aposs throat, and her symptoms went away.
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In many countries polio vaccine includes live, attenuated viruses which breed in the recipient's intestines and then enter the bloodstream, thereby triggering a protective immune response.
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In one piece, a modified silicone body bag, lumpy with protrusions and stitched like skin, spills tubular intestines and sparkling gems onto a pristine metal table.
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FODMAP stands for "fermentable, oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols," and it's essentially a way of classifying sugars and fibers that aren't properly absorbed in the intestines.
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Once the head, intestines, and legs are removed, the second butcher, Harnold, starts sawing the carcass in half while Jos strips the head of its skin.
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Photos show black bags curled around the dead whale's intestines, his open stomach packed full of crinkled plastic, which officials believe the animal mistook for food.
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One common solution is bowel transplant, but there is a shortage of intestines and, as with all transplants, the patient's body often rejects the new organ.
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One night, the kitchen was closed but a party was raging, and all that was left over from the day were some intestines and pizza dough.
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The cells that make the intestines, for instance, need to know which side faces into the intestine and which side faces the rest of the body.
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As a result, your gastrointestinal tract has a harder time doing its job, and it takes longer for your stomach to "empty" foods into your intestines.
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"If you ingest certain tapeworm eggs, they can migrate outside your intestines and form larval cysts in body tissues and organs," according to the Mayo Clinic .
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Still, some species are surely less sex-crazed than others—fonder, for instance, of doing adorable little tricks, or making a mess of their prey's intestines.
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His body swelled up so much that his wife thought he looked like the Michelin Man, and on the inside, his intestines were inflamed and bleeding.
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Yang's team mimicked the process by inserting balloons into the wombats' intestines and blowing them up to observe the contours and flexibility of their digestive system.
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Remember, we didn't eat chitlins because we wanted to eat fucking intestines—we ate it because it was something that the masters didn't want to eat.
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It causes inflamed stomach and intestines that leads to nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting — and can still be contagious two weeks after a person stopped feeling sick.
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Still, the biggest lesson of the new studies is that scientists still don't know all that much about the various bacteria that live in our intestines.
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Fortunately, your intestines can and will adjust to increased fiber intake over time, so you should notice some relief as your healthy eating habits become routine.
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For severe Clostridium difficile bacterial colon infections, some doctors will insert (often frozen) feces from a healthy person into the intestines of someone with the infection.
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Charles Manson is finally strong enough to undergo a surgery that will repair a lesion in his intestines that has caused significant bleeding ... TMZ has learned.
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Looking into the guts of mice, researchers discovered that bacteria keep their own daily travel routines, moving through the intestines over the course of a day.
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Ortiz's gallbladder and part of his intestines were removed during the operation, said Abel Gonzalez, one of the doctors who operated on Ortiz at his clinic.
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Whether it's pot-au-feu, garbure or cassoulet, some meals have the annoying tendency to wreak havoc in the intestines of even the most seasoned enthusiasts.
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Pity the poor appendix, a 2- to 4-inch-long wormlike pouch dangling from the head of the cecum, where the large and small intestines meet.
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A low fiber diet has long been linked to an increased risk of diverticulitis, which occurs when small pockets or bulges lining the intestines become inflamed.
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Another January study, which has yet to be peer-reviewed, detected an enzyme signature of the virus in cells from coronavirus patients' small intestines and colons.
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He pointed out the killer's signature: the blood around the head; the tooth marks where he'd crimped the windpipe, suffocating it; the open cavity, intestines removed.
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One infant, Tresor Tsolenyanou, was born in February with gastroschisis, a condition in which the intestines are partly exposed through a hole in the abdominal muscles.
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Casings are made either from collagen that is naturally present in the intestines of an animal, or from processed collagen that's extracted from other animal parts.
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"Beta-glucans bind to bile acids and cholesterol in the intestines and prevent their absorption into the body," CNN contributor and registered dietitian Lisa Drayer said.
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It moved through the diaphragm, struck the stomach and intestines, stopping in a muscle in the abdominal cavity close to the spine, Dr. Chester Gwin said.
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This is key, because once popped back open, those arms span wider than two centimeters—the diameter of the human pylorus, the gateway to the intestines.
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As a surgeon, I've operated on gunshot victims who've had bullets tear through their intestines, cut through their spinal cord, and pulverize their kidneys and liver.
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Because our intestines can't directly digest fiber, we've long seen fiber as beneficial for relieving constipation by adding bulk to stool and promoting regular bowel movements.
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It's constantly being replenished by secretions from the cells that make up our intestines, and it's covered with a layer of bacteria, part of our microbiome.
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For now, non-celiac gluten sensitivity is viewed as a condition that has the same symptoms of celiac disease but without the immune system damaging the intestines.
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So, any bacteria that's found in your stool or that's been inside of your gastrointestinal tract — your esophagus, stomach, and intestines — can end up in your anus.
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Heparin, which the letter said is the only anticoagulant drug used in the United States for open heart surgeries and kidney dialysis, is derived from pig intestines.
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So when a Captain & Cola comes in through your gastrointestinal tract, your first line of defense against anything harmful is your intestines themselves, aided by gut bacteria.
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Sonpal explains that fiber clears out our intestines and helps keep us to feel fuller for longer periods of time, curbing our impulse to binge and snack.
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She said if the cider is not diluted properly, tooth erosion and ulcers in the stomach, esophagus and intestines can occur, not to mention burning of skin.
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"When I first got there, it was horrible -- you'd have people walking into the station with their intestines hanging out, arms broken backward, black eyes," he says.
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The sea turtles are unable to tell the difference between jellyfish and plastic bags, and can wind up with compacted intestines or chemical exposure because of it.
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The appendix is a fleshy, worm-shaped tube about four inches long that hangs off of the cecum—a pouch that joins the small and large intestines.
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As a postdoc at Harvard University in the lab of Wendy Garrett in 2011, Michael Howitt became fascinated with tuft cells, especially those found in the intestines.
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By then, she had typed "Crohn's" into an internet search and had read what she called "horrible stories" about people having to have their intestines cut out.
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When a child swallows drops of the vaccine, the weakened form of virus briefly replicates in the intestines, where antibodies begin to develop against the actual virus.
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Notebook Late Thursday afternoon, the Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus was sitting in a fancy bunker suite deep in the intestines of the Quicken Loans Arena.
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Five days later, Sherry underwent extensive surgery, where doctors removed her uterus, ovaries, appendix and part of her intestines, which was followed by 17 months of chemotherapy.
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The movie is a pastiche of stock imagery: New York Soho furniture stores, antique pornographic drawings, and an animated cartoon character stabbing himself and disgorging his intestines.
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His stomach had shifted upwards over time, making it tough to pinpoint what he ate right before he died, and earlier studies focused more on his intestines.
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A North Korean defector who was shot fleeing the country Monday is struggling to recover due to the "enormous number" of parasites in his intestines, doctors say.
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While the bacteria that colonize our intestines have been a scientific focus for more than a decade, the fungal critters there are starting to get more attention.
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There are dresses that eat other dresses, waistbands with intestines spilling out of them and jackets that look like they're made of cracked paint or peeling wallpaper.
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"The billboard from that store advertised feet, blood, intestines and other body parts from over 70 species," said Ms. Gabriel, of the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
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In Drndic, however, everything is depicted bluntly and head-on: the children condemned to die at the Ustasha camps, covered in flies and trailing their own intestines.
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It's simple — gastrointestinal has to do with your digestive track, and basically means your cramping is being caused by something happening in your stomach or your intestines.
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Avoiding this protein would mask a positive finding on a screening blood test and biopsy evidence of damage to the intestines that can result from eating gluten.
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Certain strains of E. coli colonize our guts almost immediately after birth and stick to the mucus of the intestines, keeping the intestinal tract humming along smoothly.
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It fools my immune system into attacking my digestive system, resulting in what I can only describe as the attempted birth of my intestines through my butthole.
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Food has to sit in your stomach, and then it has to move through your intestines, and if the stomach is full, the only way out is up.
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But the two main causes of bloating are swallowing too much air (which ends up in your intestines) and eating large meals too quickly (which backs everything up).
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And on top of that, as food makes its way through your body, your stomach is releasing gastrin and your intestines are releasing their own series of hormones.
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Surprisingly enough, it is not the tech giant's answer to Soylent—although a high tech breakfast cereal designed to get your intestines going should be called Google Fiber.
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It's mainly found in skin, hair, intestines, nails, and joints — but, over time, a person's collagen production declines, which is why many people turn to supplements, she says.
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In the meantime, if you're due for a colonoscopy, you should just grin and bear it, as the alternative of ignoring your intestines could be much, much worse.
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David Hu, a mechanical engineer at Georgia Tech and co-author of the study, said "we opened those intestines up like it was Christmas," according to Science News.
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He doesn't look worse for wear after he was rushed to a nearby hospital where he spent days for a lesion in his intestines that caused significant bleeding.
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Big Papi underwent surgery late Sunday night to repair the damage the bullet caused ... with surgeons saying they needed to remove his gallbladder and parts of his intestines.
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I know about ambergris, for one, the waxy substance that builds up in sperm whale intestines, and was (for some ungodly reason) used as a base for perfumes.
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Escherichia coli is a naturally-occurring, but sometimes dangerous bacterium that lives in the intestines of animals, which is a polite way of saying it's found in poop.
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"Air expands at higher altitudes, the gas in our intestines expands too, up to 30 percent more than usual and that air needs to go somewhere," he says.
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Mechanical claws extract the birds' insides, and a line of hooks carry away the "gut pack"—the livers, gizzards, and hearts, with the intestines dangling like limp spaghetti.
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Your heart, kidneys, pancreas, lungs, liver, and intestines are all organs that can be donated, along with tissue (cornea, heart valves, bones), and bone marrow and stem cells.
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She is holding a large sign that asks, "Choice?" above a photo of a bloody fetus with a small coil of beige, stringy intestines spilling out of it.
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The microbes in our intestines digest some of the tough or fibrous matter that our stomachs cannot break down, releasing a flow of additional calories in the process.
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The Transparensea bobbed above her in the Bathystar's clear arm, glowing, a transparent floating ghost—its abdominal skin so thin she could see its heart, liver and intestines.
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Women's intestines fall out of their bodies after robot-assisted surgeries; birth-control implants lead to cramps and bleeding; and hip replacements lead to tremors and psychological problems.
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There are two types of fiber: Soluble fiber adds bulk, while insoluble fiber draws water into the stool and helps accelerate its movement through your intestines, Ahuja says.
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The defector is in a South Korean hospital, but doctors said last week he is struggling to recover due to the "enormous number" of parasites in his intestines.
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The FDA also said that tests it ran to simulate how Zantac reacts in users' stomachs and small intestines suggest it does not cause NDMA to form there.
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After years of torment, he took ayahuasca during a trip to Peru and visualized himself journeying into his own body and removing a terrifying squid from his intestines.
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If multiple rare-earth magnets — each the size of a BB pellet — are swallowed, they can pull together inside the intestines, potentially causing life-threatening holes and blockages.
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Some foods, like cruciferous vegetables and legumes, can make you more bloated than others, Dr. Veloso says, because they produce more gas in your intestines (here's why that happens).
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The astounding scans clearly show the knife in the center of the dog's body, with the knife's handle in the small dog's intestines and the blade in its stomach.
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Morton was rushed to St. John Hospital, where surgeons discovered the bullet had caused severe injuries to his superior mesenteric artery, which supplies blood to the pancreas and intestines.
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Within four days of her hospital visit, she was on an operating table for emergency surgery to remove a tumor blocking her lower intestines and part of her colon.
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Fallout zones map Depending on their exposure, people could die in hours to days from acute radiation poisoning, which kills rapidly dividing cells in the intestines and bone marrow.
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And most of the human immune system resides in the intestines, where it deals with pathogens ingested by mouth that have not succumbed to the acidity of the stomach.
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The intestines and pancreas also have sugar receptors, except these are only sensitive to simple sugars like glucose, and don't pick up complex sugars like sucrose (glucose plus fructose).
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Clugston pours the water through a sieve, cleans out the brown intestines from the shell, and reintroduces the water back into the shell with the orange lobes of roe.
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The actual infection or illness results when the anisakid nematodes (worms) invade the stomach wall or intestines, causing gastrointestinal symptoms of pain, nausea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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E. coli infection symptoms E. coli are a diverse family of bacteria that can be found in the environment, in foods and in the intestines of people and animals.
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Hand, foot and mouth is "due to a virus that lives in the intestines, and it is very contagious," said William Schaffner, an infectious diseases specialist at Vanderbilt University.
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Juan was shot in the abdomen and had extensive damage to his kidneys and intestines and after a hard fight over the past 2000 hours, passed away this morning.
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The necropsy results, released last week, listed just some of the items scientists found stuck in its stomach and intestines: plastic bags, pieces of net, a plastic water container.
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His intestines started to tie themselves into knots while he was there, however, and he was discharged from the military before returning to Chicago and bouncing around hospital beds.
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This immune system is represented on epithelial surfaces by Gamma delta T cells (γδ T cells), which are in their highest abundance within the mucosal membranes of the intestines.
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After emergency surgery to repair perforations to his intestines and an abdominal vein at a local hospital, he was transferred on Friday to Albert Einstein Hospital in São Paulo.
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Mostly, she remembers her grandmother as a "sweet, soft" woman, who cooked pot roast for Sunday dinner and taught her how to clean chitterlings — pig intestines, a Southern delicacy.
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Ortiz was struck in the back, and his gallbladder and a part of his intestines were removed after spending six hours in surgery in a clinic in Santo Domingo.
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Teams of academic and government researchers and a handful of start-ups have created human organs-on-chips — miniaturized versions of livers, lungs, kidneys, intestines and other vital innards.
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Those enzymes and bile salts can kill the bacteria in your probiotics long before they ever get to your small and large intestines, where their real work is done.
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India's #MeToo moment came in December 2012, after a 23-year-old woman named Jyoti Singh was gang-raped so viciously that it damaged her intestines, lungs and brain.
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Previous analyses looked only at Ötzi&aposs large and small intestines, because, until a recent computed tomography (CT) scan, scientists had absolutely no idea where Ötzi&aposs stomach was located.
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Plagued by incontinence issues because of a perforated bladder and bowel from previous radiation treatments for ovarian cancer that destroyed her intestines, Liltz's health deteriorated rapidly in prison, says Glasgow.
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It can work on your brain to make you feel less hungry, on your intestines and gut to make you digest food more slowly, or some combination of the two.
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For starters, according to Discover magazine, its main function is to serve as a belt, connecting and keeping your intestines in place, making it pretty essential to your digestive system.
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Early excessive bleeding, which happens in about 1% of babies, can occur in a number of ways, including in the intestines or mucus membranes, or after something like a circumcision.
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And then her partner Aarne Aatsinki walks in, clutching a bag of organs from one of his recently slaughtered reindeer: a tongue, heart and intestines floating in bright red blood.
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Some people's intestines are 22001% longer than others: those with shorter ones absorb fewer calories, which means that they excrete more of the energy in food, putting on less weight.
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On the morning of May 27, 2015, Liltz thought her intestines were, in fact, failing when she woke up covered in feces because her diarrhea wouldn t stop, says Glasgow.
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The truth, medically speaking, is that farts are a sign that your digestive system is functioning properly, and your intestines are going to town on the food that you ate.
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During a five-hour operation to remove a bullet that had pierced Oh's intestines, Lee encountered a complication he's never seen in his 20-year career as a surgeon: parasites.
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Because village children drank unfiltered river water there, they were perpetually infected with large numbers of parasitic worms known as helminths, which live in the intestines and feast on blood.
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The livers of mice given antibiotics which clear their intestines of bacteria before they are dosed with ethanol suffer far less damage than those of similar animals not so dosed.
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Elephants, hippos, koalas, pandas, and others are born with sterile digestive tracts, and the young eat their mother's feces in order to inoculate their own intestines with the right microbes.
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When scientists performed a necropsy, the reason became clear: The whale had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
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The pressure created by bubbles open up something called the pyloric valve, which means that more alcohol gets released from your stomach into your intestines, where most alcohol is absorbed.
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Ms. Kan's hand-held camera captures the outrageous art — pig intestines strung from the ceiling, a stillborn fetus lying next to a human face poking through a bed of ice.
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The liver alone has two blood supplies, the hepatic artery conveying oxygen-rich blood from the heart, the hepatic portal vein dropping off blood drained from the intestines and spleen.
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Despite losing two fingers and half of his small and large intestines (which had been burned and damaged), he still goes fishing when he can and also loves to surf.
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If it feels like the gas bubble is in your back, it likely means the gas is in your intestines and you need to fart it out, Duker Freuman says.
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Eating three times the normal calories of a regular meal creates extra work for the stomach, intestines and heart, which may explain the higher risk of heart attack after overeating.
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If my intestines did not start working, I would be transferred by ambulance to a major hospital in Indianapolis, an hour and a half away from Bloomington, where I live.
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She was able to determine that the patient had ingested multiple small magnets, which were then attracted to each other and connected inside her intestines, which could have been fatal.
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Placencia told investigators he bought the goat for $140 from a rancher in California and packed his luggage with the intention of eating the intestines, the District of Alaska said.
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Generally, runners should avoid eating high-fiber and high-fat foods too close to running, as these foods tend to linger longer in the intestines -- and may haunt you later.
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The organization could not find evidence that the waste had blocked the creature's intestines, but it said the amount of debris could have played a part in its live stranding.
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The Falcons have only themselves to blame for letting a mammoth 25-point lead slip, and for clutching defeat not merely from the jaws of victory, but practically from its intestines.
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When she was 20 weeks pregnant, the doctor told her that her daughter, Sky, would be born with heterotaxy, a series of defects affecting the heart, intestines, spleen and other organs.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz, perforating his intestines and internal organs, and hit TV talk show host Jhoel Lopez, a friend of Ortiz's who was sitting with him, in the leg.
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Fresh blood binds and provides a powerful umami kick to the offal and meat of a cow, lamb, or goat, before the whole mixture is simmered, stuffed into intestines, and grilled.
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Juan Bak, the owner and the self-proclaimed 'King of Chinchulines', greets me with a small amuse-bouche of grilled intestines doused with chimichurri between two rounds of toasted French bread.
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Figuring out ways to make endocannabinoids at the site of inflammation could ease pain and repair damaged intestines—without the getting-baked side effects that could disrupt someone's ability to work.
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You also have taste buds throughout your digestive tract, even in your intestines, for your body to anticipate what might be coming down the pipeline that it will have to digest.
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As Moore wrote on her Instagram story, doctors may recommend an upper endoscopy, a procedure that allows them to identify inflammation or damage in your small intestines — a sign of celiac.
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"Cancer is often a lethal disease if left untreated that causes conditions such as bleeding, obstruction of the intestines, and pain," Rostoft, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Following the fishing line with its bait of intestines, kidneys, fly larvae and maggots down into the deep where daylight cannot reach, Mr Stroksnes brings a little-known world to life.
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People who dared to eat the bears claimed that the candy "power-washed their intestines" and lead to "an EXTREME build-up of gas with no relief," among other colorful descriptions.
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Asked to rank the other members of Aerosmith "in order of talent," the 70-year-old simply grabbed his fork and knife and prepared to take a bite of cow intestines.
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Due to their unusually slow metabolic rates, wombats take about two weeks to digest their food, which can lead to large buildups of poop that can cause their intestines to bulge.
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Much like in "Anoche," the singer sports a period-inspired outfit, and, in this case, a pair of leather mechanical legs with lumpy grey knee pads that look like human intestines.
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Which means it can be used not just to figure out what is happening in the dark, mysterious crevasses of your car's intestines… It also can be used to change things.
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During the short period when this vaccine-virus lives in the intestines, it is excreted and may spread to other people before eventually dying out if adequate sanitation is not maintained.
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A dish I hope to try in the near future is the chung wan hot pot, featuring intestines, once again, in a broth of pig's blood (yes, you read that correctly).
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Complications are rare, but if the virus spreads from the intestines to the central nervous system, a patient can get viral meningitis or viral encephalitis, with confusion and seizures and coma.
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Nearly all lanes of Interstate 670 near downtown were closed after a semi lost its load of intestines, which appeared in piles and smeared into the asphalt for about 50 yards.
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Their mission is to identify foreign invaders lurking in the shadowy interfaces between our bodies and the environment: the lining of our airways, for example, and the surface of our intestines.
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To get a better sense of what could work, they had their pigs swallow a battery-powered device that measured how much electricity could be produced in the stomach and intestines.
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Proponents of colonics argue that many of us are carrying around blockages of poop and other gunk in our intestines, and our bodies need some help in flushing it all out.
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But if my personality isn't enough, if my jokes about my dad aren't enough, you can always look at my cool outfit that's got veiny tits and my intestines falling out.
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Whether befriending African farm workers (and noting the indignities of apartheid) or peering excitedly at the heart and intestines of a dead giraffe, her unmitigated joy is the movie's secret sauce.
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They go in the intestines and learn about how the small one helps the body absorb nutrients, and the large one takes the water out of the "leftovers" to make poop.
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"There would be several women in the wards, who would come to us after an unsafe abortion with injuries in their intestines [and] uteruses, high fever, and heavy bleeding," he said.
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Some of the babies were suffering seizures, and some had to be fed through nasogastric tubes because they could not swallow and their intestines could barely move food along, he said.
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A new NASA-funded study reveals that exposure to space radiation on long trips, like a voyage to Mars, could permanently harm astronauts' intestines and lead to stomach and colon cancer.
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If ingested, it causes nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and death by collapse of the circulatory system.
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The medicines are made of molecules too big to be absorbed through the stomach or intestines; in any event, the drugs would be quickly degraded by the body's harsh digestive system.
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Once hookworms have penetrated the skin, they'll travel through their host's lungs and into their intestines, where they'll survive on a diet of blood they suck out from the intestinal wall.
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Studies have shown that apple cider vinegar delays "gastric emptying," meaning it messes with your body's ability to move food from the stomach into the intestines, which can leave you feeling queasy.
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It took samples from the screens in eight branches and found that they contained coliform bacteria, a group of microorganisms found in people's intestines as well as in soil and on plants.
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The sixth defendant, a minor accused of pulling out part of the woman's intestines with his own hand, was sent to a reform home for three years and has since been released.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that the acid in your stomach can kill bacteria in supplements before it makes it to your intestines, Vanessa Rissetto, MS, RD, CDN told Refinery29.
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"In [people] with IBS, the brain often fails to dampen uncomfortable sensations from the intestines, and sends signals inappropriately that disturb their functioning and contribute to producing diarrhea or constipation," Palsson says.
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Insider Tip: While chitterlings (pig intestines) aren't Hog Maw, if you have any emergency swine-based digestive organ cravings, this soul food staple just might help you satisfy that Hog Maw itch.
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And hot foods might be a problem for people with ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, which are inflammatory bowel diseases, or Celiac disease, a reaction to gluten that can damage the intestines.
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Unlike the gastric bypass or sleeve operations, it didn't involve cutting the stomach or rerouting the intestines — and it could be reversed (which helps explain the band's enduring, albeit more limited, appeal).
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Crushed cranias, stripped bodies, cuts with sharp-edged weapons, the removal of the abdomen and intestines and the separation of bones are some of the most brutal practices noted in the paper.
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Though sending one country his intestines while another gets his arm that has "baptized tens of thousands of people" seems like a good way of telling an entire nation to fuck off.
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Brown explains that curiously, condom technology has remained essentially unchanged over the last 100 years—it's actually remained mostly the same since the 1830s, when we first ditched animal intestines for latex.
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Another biotech that has been a real punching bag lately is Seres Therapeutics, which is devoted to creating drugs that will restore the balance of the bacterial ecosystem in a patient's intestines.
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"Turtles can be killed directly by ingesting plastics, through blockage of the intestines or through piercing of the intestinal wall," the paper's lead author, Qamar Schuyler, told the Washington Post last year.
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"Your lungs and intestines will be able to handle it better, but it would eventually affect those parts of the body the more volume expansion that occurs in the area," Balasubramanian says.
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"Ginger is an intestinal spasmolytic, which means it can help relax the intestines, which in turn can help settle your stomach," says Ariane Hundt, a clinical nutrition coach in New York City.
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Oh was also found to have dozens of parasites, some as long as 27 centimeters, in his ruptured intestines, which may be reflective of poor nutrition and health in North Korea's military.
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During a TED Talk, Ms. Krishnan spoke of Shaheen, a toddler who was found near railway tracks and had been raped by so many men that her intestines were outside her body.
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And though it is just 0003 miles from Seoul, getting to Pyeongchang from the capital used to take hours on mountain roads that twist like "a sheep's intestines," as the locals say.
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The rule of thumb is that if it's in the stomach above the belly button, you probably need to belch, and if it's in the intestines, it's a job for the toots.
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If ingested, ricin causes nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and finally death by collapse of the circulatory system.
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"As a surgeon, I've operated on gunshot victims who've had bullets tear through their intestines, cut through their spinal cord, and pulverize their kidneys and liver," tweeted surgeon and health care columnist .
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Ortiz was rushed to the hospital ... and doctors say they had to remove his gallbladder in an attempt to repair damage to his liver and both of his small and large intestines.
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For the first week of his life, Axel stayed at the local NICU center in Grand Junction until doctors believed he developed a life-threatening condition called necrotizing enterocolitis that affected his intestines.
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Because they were joined at the spine and shared a spinal cord along with some intestines, the doctor said there was a serious risk that one or both would be paralyzed, or die.
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Within six hours, billions of particles that were 250nm (that's about 0.00025 mm) were found throughout the scallops' intestines, while even tinier pieces measuring 20nm were lodged in the mollusks' kidneys and gills.
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Maybe. IBS is a chronic bowel syndrome that affects your large intestines, and usually causes a whole cast of bowel problems: constipation, diarrhea, bloating, cramping, or a mix of alternating diarrhea and constipation.
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As gross and disgusting as smoking brain ooze is, you have to give the guy credit for finding a use for internal organs that's almost as creative as jumping rope with cat intestines.
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Doctors performed surgery to remove the masses, which were chilling in the woman's paracolic recesses, aka the space between the large intestine and the abdominal wall, and had partially adhered to her intestines.
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For high school and junior high students, science class can be a place where one can learn about humans' insignificant place in the world's ecosystem, or how to jump rope using cat intestines.
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Following a stroke, pro-inflammatory compounds are produced in the intestines and travel to the brain, where they cause all sorts of inflammatory trouble and ultimately facilitate brain damage beyond normal blood deprivation.
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The authors cite one animal study which suggests that changes among microbes in the digestive tract may be to blame; another examined whether artificial sweeteners could increase the intestines' ability to absorb glucose.
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What happens if somebody, for instance my mother, dies during that time, do we do the simple graveside service Ma wanted while the zombies stand a short distance away, respectfully holding their intestines?
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The improvements were even more dramatic: Despite a high-fat diet, the mice had healthy populations of bacteria in their guts, their intestines were closer to normal, and they put on less weight.
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Probiotics, the beneficial bacteria that live in our digestive tracts, are widely used to treat gastroenteritis or "stomach flu," an inflammation of the stomach and intestines usually caused by a virus or bacterium.
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In deeper astrological mythology, Mercury also rules youth, our siblings (blood or chosen!), alchemy (in magical practice and also generally how something can transform into something else), the hands, and the small intestines.
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After undergoing anesthesia, Evans underwent an upper endoscopy (a camera was put down her throat and the ring scooped out), and the offending jewelry was located just beyond her stomach, in her intestines.
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As smaller ones can splinter and break when chewed, it&aposs best not to treat dogs to the leftover turkey carcass because it could lead to dental problems, or even hurt their intestines.
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You want to be upright after eating so that gravity can help your food exit the stomach into the small intestines, thereby minimizing the chances for acids to escape up into the esophagus.
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Authorities say Ortiz was not the intended target in the shooting -- his friend, Sixto David Fernendez, was -- but the bullet still passed through his lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs.
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"Obviously, we're not going to put ambergris in anything today," Mr. Gillman said, referring to a waxy secretion found in the intestines of sperm whales that was once thought to have curative qualities.
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My grandma made pork bung by cutting the tubular intestines into rings (like calamari!), deep-frying them, and pairing them with a dipping sauce nearly identical to the kind you dip dumplings in.
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Occasional bloating after eating is usually just a sign that your stomach and intestines are doing their job, says Hazel Galon Veloso, MD, faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
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Your intestines move food from your stomach to your bowels (absorbing nutrients along the way) using rhythmic compressions and expansions in a process known as peristalsis—think of a worm crawling across the ground.
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Dr. Gunter writes that the same strains of lactobacilli, or good bacteria, that ward off vaginal infections have been found in the intestines, which suggests that what we eat can affect our vaginal health.
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During the first outbreak in 1976, people were projectile-vomiting, but the other massive source of bleeding where people really did bleed out was through the intestines, so the blood is black in color.
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In severe cases, people may develop fluid in the lungs and bleeding of the mouth, nose, vagina, or intestines which can lead to seizures or death in the later stages, according to the WHO.
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For example, if the endometriosis is growing on sections of your intestines, you might have gastrointestinal symptoms, while other women only experience very intense cramping that is sometimes written off as normal menstrual cramps.
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If enough is ingested it can cause nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines, followed by failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys, and death by collapse of the circulatory system.
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To look for these conditions he would order a special type of CT scan, one that could give them a good look at the structure of the bowel wall, especially in the small intestines.
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In some patients the diarrhea can be so severe that hospitalization and antibiotic treatment are required to prevent the illness from spreading from the intestines to the blood stream and elsewhere in the body.
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At one point we literally see intestines falling out of someone, and the schlocky, B-movie style visual of brains and other expelled bodily fluids are all over the screen from start to finish.
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The tasting menu started with appetizers such as blood sausage with apple pickles, beef intestines filled with farofa (toasted cassava), an empanada stuffed with oxtail and tripe stew, and grilled ox heart and testicles.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us ... Manson was taken from Corcoran State Prison to a Bakersfield hospital a few days ago because of a lesion in his intestines that was causing significant bleeding.
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E. coli, short for Escherichia coli, live in human and animal intestines and can contaminate fruits and vegetables when they come in contact with feces from infected animals, according to the Public Health Agency.
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She becomes Lady Lu. But Snow Flower gets hitched to a butcher, and she lives in a household where "flaming pig intestines" and "pig penis sautéed with garlic and chili" are on the menu.
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Their hearts rest in the Church of the Augustinian Friars; their intestines, in the Ducal Crypt under the bowels of the St Stephen's Cathedral; and the rest of them, in the Imperial Burial Vault.
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Nope. Gum is mostly indigestible, but the occasional swallowed piece will pass through your intestines and exit the other side, just like anything else you eat that your body doesn't need and can't digest.
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They were studying the gut microbiome, the collection of microbes that live in our intestines and influence our immune system and various other parts of our biology, as well as help us digest food.
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One week later, at a post-op consultation about my lumpectomy, the breast surgeon said she thought that even days after the procedure, remnants of anesthesia might have put my small intestines to sleep.
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Although we quickly brought him to the operating room and removed his entire right kidney, part of his liver, and a large amount of his intestines, he later died in the intensive care unit.
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Infants in poor countries with open sewers and polluted water have more viruses and bacterial toxins in their intestines, blocking access to the gut cells where the vaccines would normally attach, Dr. Offit explained.
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Last year, scientists capped off years of work showing that a long-speculated body part called the mesentery, which attaches our intestines to the abdominal wall, should be considered an organ in its own right.
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"His internal wounds were grave and put the patient's life at risk," Borsato said, adding that a serious challenge now would be preventing an infection that could be caused by the perforation of Bolsonaro's intestines.
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The life cycle of Echinococcus granulosus is somewhat complex: The "adult" form of the worm lives in the intestines of dogs and can grow to be 6 millimeters (0.2 inches) long, according to the CDC.
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In a new study published in the journal Tissue Engineering, the team shows how chitosan, when mixed with an off-the-shelf enzyme call transglutaminase (TG), effectively seals puncture wounds in pig intestines and lungs.
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Increasingly, scientists think processed foods, with all their additives and sugar and lack of fiber, may be formulated in ways that disturb the gut microbiome, the trillions of diverse bacteria lining our intestines and colon.
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Progesterone hormone changes cause the valve to relax and can allow acid to travel back up, especially during the third trimester when the growing uterus adds pressure to the intestines and stomach, the association reports.
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The only way you'd need to seek outside help would be if your liver, kidneys, or intestines underwent some kind of failure, and, in that case, it'd take more than juice to fix your problem.
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At JuneBaby, he presents both aspects of the era — by offering hoe cakes, grits and pig intestines, as well as artisan pork loin and heirloom ingredients — and focuses on the African roots of Southern cuisine.
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Then hold the body gently with your non-dominant hand, and use the other to pull out the head, ink sac and intestines, followed by the clear skeleton, which will slide out like a straw.
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"When we eat fiber, our bodies, in collaboration with naturally occurring bacteria in our intestines, breaks it down into specific proteins that in turn might reduce inflammation which could predispose us to diverticulitis," Chan said.
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The last time I administered what is called terminal sedation, another accepted strategy, was in the case of a patient with abdominal cancer whose intestines were perforated and for whom surgery was not an option.
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I started with the grenier médocain, a gnarly looking local cut of charcuterie made of a pig's stomach that is stuffed (with intestines, organ meat and ham), garlicked, spiced, boiled in broth and served cold.
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Past studies have shown that endurance athletes tend to have a somewhat different collection of microbes within their intestines than sedentary people do, especially if the athletes are lean and the sedentary people are not.
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The night he was shot, Ortiz was taken to the Clinica Abel Gonzalez, where he was in intensive care after being treated for bleeding in his liver and having portions of his intestines and gallbladder removed.
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The One Tree Hill alum, 38, recalled the scary experience on Tuesday during a visit to SiriusXM's The Jess Cagle Show, explaining that his intestines had twisted, causing blood to build up in the surrounding area.
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Asia Kitchen (8511 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN, 865-670-9858): Meanwhile, elsewhere in Knoxville, the owner's son at Asia Kitchen tells Chang that the restaurant's intestines dish is more popular with customers than its lo mein.
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A feasible theory suggests that it might be a bezoar stone, which are solid masses from the intestines of animals such as sheep or goats and that were used centuries ago as a poison cure-all.
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When it came to comparing the strength of the stitched intestines (those leaky garden hoses), the STAR system's finished tubes were as good as the human surgeon's, able withstand the same or equal pressure in tests.
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Although you can get probiotic supplements, Larson doesn't recommend it because you don't always know that the bacteria will survive the trip through your stomach to your intestines — or even the trip home from the drugstore.
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Researchers examined results from pain surveys and timed walking tests before and after more than 22 adolescents went through what's known as bariatric surgery, operations designed to speed weight loss by reshaping the stomach or intestines.
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Its MO is to latch onto the interior of its host's intestines and then grow and grow and grow, extending itself further and consuming progressively more nutrients, leaving progressively less for the host to absorb themselves.
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The brain is the origin point of nerves that branch out from the spinal cord and go all over the body, which make the intestines move, stimulate the heartbeat and trigger all sorts of other functions.
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Bullets shot from an AR-15 can result in particularly brutal injuries, and in his case, after the bullet passed through his liver, it ricocheted through his stomach and intestines before exiting through his right thigh.
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This both speeds the process by several hours and allows him to welcome the customers who line up each night waiting for the doors to open into a dining room that does not smell like intestines.
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It's also possible to grow separate chips of a human gut, a cow gut and an insect gut and then compare how each species' intestines react to a pesticide, an implausible experiment using those actual animals.
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He had just urged an audience of Silesian farmers to fertilize their fields with cow intestines stuffed with chamomile blossoms, and stag bladders filled with yarrow root (stag bladders being "almost an image of the cosmos").
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Never seen again — you can't stop seeing the dead wolf opened like luggage on the bed, his turned-out stomach embossed with the pattern of your grandmother's lace bonnet, his intestines perforated by her kicking heels.
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This is partly because a closer analysis revealed that the mesentery, once understood to be disjointed, actually appears to be a singular entity that supports the small and large intestines by connecting them to the backbone.
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I'm more or less convinced my dad actually feels the same waves in his stomach I do when on a roller coaster, he was just never taught that this intestines-in-your-throat experience was fun.
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Big Papi recovers in Boston Shortly after the shooting, Ortiz was rushed to a local hospital and treated for bleeding in his liver and having portions of his intestines and gallbladder removed, said Leo Lopez, his spokesman.
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What researchers detail today in the journal Science Robotics is how their robot could not only help treat this disorder, but also short bowel syndrome, in which a child loses large portions of the intestines to infection.
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Ortiz is in 'guarded condition' Shortly after the shooting, Ortiz was rushed to a local hospital and treated for bleeding in his liver and had portions of his intestines and gallbladder removed, said Leo Lopez, his spokesman.
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"This is due to physiological, mechanical, and nutritional reasons, such as blood flow redirected to the muscles and away from the intestines, repeated impact during running, and eating foods higher in fiber or fat, respectively," she says.
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"If you take people who have poor bowels, for example, like people with Crohn's or Celiac disease, where the protective barrier in the intestines doesn't have good integrity, capsaicin can make things a lot worse," Kumbhari said.
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In its legal complaint, the group cites an unnamed federal inspector who spoke to them: "We often see birds going down the line with intestines still attached, which are full of fecal contamination," that inspector told them.
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About 80% of the world's ducks are raised in China, but are traditionally eaten in the south, where fried duck tongues, braised feet and spicy duck neck are popular snacks, and duck intestines make up a hotpot.
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While it is likely that the staple will pass through without any damage, it is possible that swallowed staples can injure the esophagus, stomach, or intestines on its way through the digestive tract and cause severe complications.
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Boyle's law states that the volume and pressure of gas are inversely related, meaning when air pressure drops like it does in an ascending airplane, gas — like what's held in our noses, ears, lungs, and intestines — expands.
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Because some studies had hinted at a link between taste receptors and immune function, Howitt wondered whether the receptor-studded tuft cells in the intestines might respond to the microbiome population of bacteria living in the gut.
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Given the simple approach it uses to spot cancerous tissue, it could be easily adapted for other parts of the body, and even miniaturized for spotting and removing cancers in hard-to-reach areas like the intestines.
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Other prominent athletes who have the condition include the N.F.L. quarterback David Garrard, who had a foot of his intestines removed, and the former N.H.L. player Kevin Dineen, who played 16 seasons after learning he had Crohn's.
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Oh underwent multiple surgeries and doctors found dozens of parasitic worms -- some as long as 27 centimeters (about 11 inches) -- in his ruptured intestines, which may be reflective of poor nutrition and hygiene in North Korea's military.
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Unfortunately for us, her character's skepticism prompts Richie to deliver one of his diatribes about how he's looking for authentic rock 'n' roll: "Not fed through a machine so hard that you can't feel the" artist's intestines.
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Books of The Times In the movie "Machete," there's a scene in which Danny Trejo rips out an opponent's intestines and, leaping from a window, uses them like rope to rappel down the side of a building.
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Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts—in the same building as Crispr Therapeutics, one of the key players in gene editing today—the biotech company has been trying to transform medicine by harnessing the billions of bacteria in people's intestines.
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During the Tang and Song dynasties (618-907 AD and 960-1279 AD, respectively) fishermen used water from rivers in the area to cook tripe and duck intestines, laying the groundwork for more modern versions of hot pot.
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He was taken to the Clinica Abel Gonzalez, where he was in intensive care after being treated for bleeding in his liver and having portions of his intestines and gall bladder removed, said Leo Lopez, Ortiz's media assistant.
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In "Being and Its Fetuses," from 1945, we see bones, intestines, and a woman split up into geometric shapes, while in "Portrait of Colette Thomas," from 1947, we witness the beginning of Artaud's breakdown of the human face.
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The bacteria live in the intestines of livestock like cattle and poultry and can contaminate fruits and vegetables through soil, water, animals, or manure, as well as during the handling, storing, and transporting process, or during meal prep.
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He brings two Portuguese dishes: feijoada (a typical Portuguese dish which consists of different types of pork meat, parts of the pig's stomach and intestines, red beans, and white rice) and rojões (pork meat fried in pig's lard).
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Then they'd look to see what planet was in Virgo at the moment, as that would give them a better idea of the root of the problem (Mars, Hill says, would indicate inflammation or aggravation in the intestines).
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The surgeries result in weight loss for two reasons: They reduce the amount of food one can eat, and they cause changes in hormones produced in the intestines that help reduce hunger, increase fullness and regulate blood sugar.
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Read: PETA Blasts Justin Bieber for Posing with Allegedly Abused Tiger Earlier this month, video surfaced of a bunch of high school students at San Antonio's Winston Churchill High using stretched-out cat intestines as a jump rope.
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To ascertain the fate of the slender billed curlew, for example, ornithologists analyzed DNA clues found in the skin and intestines of museum specimens to pinpoint the species' traditional habitats, helping to guide the search for remaining birds.
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These brackish waters are the cradle of Vibrio cholerae, a bacterium that clings to human intestines and emits a toxin so virulent that the body will pour all of its fluids into the gut to flush it out.
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Because the digestive tract can't break down hair, strands can accumulate in the stomach and intestines, causing blockages and a range of serious health complications, including intestinal bleeding, weight loss, nutrient deficiencies, ulceration, anemia, and, very rarely, death.
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It's a summer seafood that takes quite a bit of work to eat: you have to twist the head off, peel off the shell, and get rid of the intestines before you can even get to the meat.
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The strongest claims in favor of A21 milk draw from studies performed on rats, which showed that digestion of A21 protein releases BCM-22, a natural opioid formed in the stomach upon drinking milk, which inflamed the rats' intestines.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BERLIN — If we could see the inner workings of the internet, the cabled intestines that run between our walls, under our cities, and across oceans, would we grasp what the internet really is?
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Methods and recipes vary wildly, but the fragrant sausage that Charles Mureithi and Simon Muchoki prepared took well over three hours to make, from stripping the carcass and cleaning the still-squirming intestines to slicing seasonings with surgical precision.
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I think I don't think that I did a good job explaining that the blood that's coming out of a person's intestines is not bright red like paint — it's just black and tarry, but there's a lot of it.
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Kirsten Jensen: The tapeworms that my lab primarily studies have a thing on the apex of their scolex, [the front part of a tapeworm that latches on to the host's intestines], which makes them look like they're wearing hats.
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Later, over a plate of pork intestines, his tongue loosened by a bottle of his own liquor, Mr Zhao lists some of his product's magical properties: it can treat ulcers, soothe colds and turn enemies into friends, he insists.
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But, as in the intestines, so in the mouth, scientific medicine is at last coming to grips with the fact that the mixture of microbes present is both important and capable of manipulation, to the benefit of the host.
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Ghraibi, 22016, has recovered from abdomen and hand wounds and lost part of his liver and intestines, and a finger, says he will fight to the death with the rebels but also believes the rebellion's original ideals are dead.
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As IEEE Spectrum's Evan Ackerman notes, the white gloop you can see in these videos is simulated propellant (for safety reasons), but the researchers have used their robot intestines to produce real fuel which they tested in real rockets.
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Insoluble fiber adds bulk to your stool to help move it through your intestines, and soluble fiber dissolves in water, forming a gel-like material that moves stools out — and most foods contain different amounts of both, Rissetto says.
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And while a patient taking large quantities of iron might absorb enough to correct anemia, it's not going to fix the inflammation in the intestines and it's not going to prevent other complications that can occur later in life.
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He inserts a tube attached to a trocar, a long, sharp surgical instrument, to puncture the intestines, the stomach, the lungs and the bladder and suction out fluids and gases, replacing them with a stronger mix of embalming fluids.
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If you're like me, you probably don't give your intestines much thought (that is, unless you're watching Shaun of the Dead and have to endure that awful scene where they cover themselves with the organs to mask their human scent).
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It's a very gentle process, especially when compared to the giant mixing machines that are typically used to manufacture volatile fuels, which is exactly why JAXA scientists worked with roboticists from Chuo University in Tokyo, Japan, to develop these artificial intestines.
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As Chen stirred his ladle, he explained that even though hot pot isn't deemed working class cuisine anymore, the most popular ingredients to cook in it still include beef stomach and duck intestines: throwbacks to the early riverside cook-ups.
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"No one has tested the mint tea itself, but we do know from animal and cell culture studies that the oils from the mint plant do have this effect on the intestines that can help reduce muscle spasms," McKay says.
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"The organism goes into your gastrointestinal tract, where it causes a lot of inflammation in the stomach and intestines," Dr. Floyd L. Wormley Jr., a professor of immunology and microbiology at the University of Texas at San Antonio, tells BuzzFeed News.
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The more work you do with your teeth and stomach, she says, the less work needs to be done the further down as your food gets into the large and small intestines where the actual absorption of nutrients takes place.
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How We&aposll Finally Put An End To Organ Donation ShortagesThe waiting list for organ transplants is growing at an alarming rate while the number of potential …Read more ReadFuture transplants could involve other organs, such as lungs, pancreas, and intestines.
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This type of colistin-resistant E. coli has been found in several other countries—namely in the intestines of pigs—but this is the first time it's been seen in the US. The CDC is investigating the source of the superbug.
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I carried him down to the car and then to the nearest 24-hour veterinary ER. I was told Oscar had spleen cancer and hours to live, and, alternatively, that it could be a benign growth pressing on his intestines.
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Throughout the month, he'll pay bills to chip away at the thousands of dollars in medical debt his family incurred when his daughter had surgery for a rare birth defect that causes a baby's intestines to develop outside her body.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was set to undergo surgery on Monday morning to remove a colostomy tube and reconnect his intestines, reversing a procedure done after he survived a near-fatal stabbing on the campaign trail in September.
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His latest work, Visceral Recess, is in many ways a bounce castle for adults, but one fitted with a number of sensors and technology that react to any movements inside the piece (which, by the way, intentionally looks like abstract intestines).
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Burrows' latest work, Visceral Recess, is in many ways a bounce castle for adults, but one fitted with a number of sensors and technology that react to any movements inside the piece (which, by the way, intentionally looks like abstract intestines).
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A year and a half after his diagnosis, Vik's gastroenterologist warned him that because his disease was poorly controlled, he risked developing a condition called toxic megacolon: His inflamed intestines might rupture, leading to blood infection, septic shock or death.
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There is an unusual disorder known as median arcuate ligament syndrome, in which one of the main arteries leading to the intestines is compressed against the diaphragm by this ligament, which connects the left and right sides of the diaphragm.
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As for the risk involved, Karopkin assures me that the likelihood of me getting hurt is remote, given her many years of experience and the fact that gravity and not suction will be used to sluice out my lower intestines.
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You've seen characters die as a result of watching this video, but here it is, like a bad dream—video static, an image of a lone chair, someone's intestines coming from their throat, a solar eclipse with maggots among other effigies.
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It can really wobble a person's Weltanschauung, to borrow a line from the poet A.R. Ammons, to be way down in the shivering dark, a particulate in the earth's lower intestines, your headlamps picking out the bats on the wall.
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Ranitidine is a histamine blocker that works to lower the acid created in the stomach, according to the F.D.A. The medication is sometimes prescribed to prevent ulcers of the stomach and intestines as well as gastroesophageal reflux disease, the agency says.
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Founded in 2017, the company's software focuses on signs of cancer in gastrointestinal organs, including the esophagus, stomach and intestines, with the goal of reducing the amount of hours doctors and other health professionals need to spend going over scans.
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Three of them (sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass, and biliopancreatic diversion) involve considerable changes to the stomach and intestines, and eighty-five per cent of the time they result in sustained weight loss, usually of around half of a patient's excess weight.
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The newborn spent the first few months of his life on a ventilator and under the watchful eye of doctors, who put him under the knife to repair a hole in his heart and to correct an illness in his intestines.
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They are made for adults, but very young children can and do swallow the separated magnets, and if more than one is swallowed, they can cling together in the intestines cutting off the blood flow to the stomach and be lethal.
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If you're a fan of sausage pizza, but wonder if they could be done even better — whether for health reasons, environmental ones, or just queasiness about eating intestines — you're the target market for the new Impossible Supreme pizza at Little Caesars.
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