"In some cases, the bladder is just overactive," Brahmbhatt says.
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In these situations, an overactive immune response can be deadly.
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You can just blame it on your overactive ventral pallidum.
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VCParis Legion – c0ntact GamingSeattle Surge — The Aquilini GroupToronto Ultra — OverActive Media
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These exercises can help both stress urinary incontinence and overactive bladder.
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Neuroscientists hypothesize that depression is partly the function of an overactive ego.
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But as it turned out, Twitter's own overactive filters were to blame.
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I don't know if employing an overactive editor is the right road.
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Yet the culprit was not Chinese censors but Twitter's own overactive filters.
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That rate is drawn from Trump's overactive imagination - like many of Trump's ravings.
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I cannot imagine a better consequence than losing faith in an overactive government.
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And with hyperthyroidism (an overactive thyroid), Graves' disease is the most common culprit.
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People have been putting up with overactive mothering ever since there were mothers.
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I am looking forward to collaborating with OverActive Media in unique and innovative ways.
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We might go numb or have an overactive fear response to the perceived threat.
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"When I say, 'Oh, you are being too overactive,' that is good for me."
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As many as one in 200 individuals will end up with an overactive thyroid.
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"It switches off regions of the brain that are overactive in depression," Nutt said.
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An overactive thyroid, or hyperthyroidism, occurs when the gland produces too much of these hormones.
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Owners include the likes of Envy Gaming in Dallas, Overactive Media in Toronto, and Sterling.
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But Winter insists that this didn't happen and that Ozzy's overactive imagination conjured it up.
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Here's another example of Samsung's overactive HDR, which makes photos look weird, in my opinion.
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There are different types of the disorder, depending on where the overactive eosinophils are produced.
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Arresting an overactive amygdala requires first realizing and then admitting you're feeling uneasy and scared.
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OverActive Media is a Toronto-based esports organization with franchises competing in four different games.
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Those wary of an overactive ex-president should remember Mr. Obama's reputation for considered tact.
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Women can also have mixed incontinence, which is both stress urinary incontinence and overactive bladder.
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It is also approved to treat chronic migraine headaches, overactive bladder and other medical uses.
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The cells could help normalize her immune system, which was overactive due to her autoimmune disease.
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Sometimes, Van Ness's overactive, hot-wired brain causes the podcast to veer unabashedly off the rails.
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The injection is also approved to treat chronic migraine headaches, overactive bladder and other medical uses.
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He was first diagnosed with an overactive thyroid in 2010 and took medication to control it.
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He never smoked marijuana, but he loved the smell: herbal and rich in his overactive lungs.
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This network is also overactive in people with mood disorders like depression and addiction, says Johnson.
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Apparently, pizza Rat was not just a figment of the internet's overactive desire for gross videos.
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It is also more common in people with autoimmune diseases like lupus, overactive thyroids, and anemia.
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My overactive imagination placed a cancerous lump in my armpit and then told me to freak out.
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Lupus is an autoimmune disorder that causes the immune system to become overactive and attack the body.
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There are some lifestyle and consumption factors that may be causing a normal bladder to seem overactive.
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It also reduces activity in the amygdala, which regulates fear and is overactive in people with PTSD.
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The "definitive therapies," including radioactive iodine ablation or surgical thyroidectomy, involve removing or shrinking overactive tissue, Smith said.
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Hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, is a condition where the gland produces too much thyroid hormone, including thyroxine.
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That was not only the overactive imagination of children, but adults seeing clowns mysteriously appearing in the wild.
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Perhaps he has yet to start glitching, or his overactive paranoia is a sign that he's glitching now.
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Another group of drugs chasing questionable medical ailments are those for overactive bladder, such as Detrol and Vesicare.
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And studies have shown that certain pharmaceutical drugs, meditation, and psychotherapy all help to tame these overactive networks.
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Phantom is beautiful, but so often hollow, its characters bored tourists on a journey through an overactive imagination.
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I'm sensitive about my overactive tear ducts so I like to indulge in a nice under eye cream.
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"Many young male neurotics find out early that hard labor is salve for an overactive mind," he writes.
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Kevzara is an antibody that could help prevent the lungs from triggering an overactive inflammatory response, Regeneron said.
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Dude must have a nose of steel -- because he was unfazed by the Pittsburgh Steelers' WR's overactive butthole.
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I have a bit of an overactive mind and sometimes it can be too active so I short circuit.
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For years, I would lie awake, tossing and turning and blaming an overactive mind for my lack of shuteye.
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It is an honest look of dismantling one's pride and overactive ego—useless defenses built up from one's insecurity.
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Highly anxious people, though, have an overactive fight-or-flight response that perceives threats where there often are none.
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He was charming, formal, yet still a helpless gigglepuss; his sensorium was as giddy and overactive as you'd expect.
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The muscle of the bladder can either become overactive or floppy causing permanent damage to the function of the bladder.
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"The Bachelor" contestant Cristy Caserta died as a result of an enlarged heart and an overactive thyroid ... TMZ has learned.
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I have perhaps an overactive imagination, but, outside of the novelty, why would you want to ride in this car?
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To the teacher's lawyer, Maggie is a slut with an overactive imagination, desperate to cling to anybody who showed interest.
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Coconut water jizz can be a symptom of an overactive prostate, so this dude might want to see a doctor.
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Concerned by her illness, Liu's husband took her to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, or overactive thyroid.
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And there's overactive bladder, or having to urinate even though there's only a small amount of liquid in the bladder.
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The company apologized and said the accounts were suspended by overactive filters, but doubt over the explanation ran rampant online.
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Dr. Diaz says it's an often-genetic neurological disorder, in which different parts of the brain are either underactive or overactive.
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These impostors could then be used to dupe overactive immune cells into believing that apoptosis rather than necrosis was taking place.
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But I never examined the unhealthy coping mechanisms that had embedded with my overactive nerves: binge eating, binge drinking, binge sleeping.
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I also seem to have an overactive inflammation response, and my toes are swollen from simply just rubbing in my shoes.
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In time that response generalizes to what we call systemic inflammation, or an overactive, overly excited immune response across the body.
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"The glute muscles become over-stretched and under-active, while the hip flexor muscles become overactive and really tight," she says.
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"Overactive bladder is a vague diagnosis," says Thomas Chi, associate professor at the University of California San Francisco's department of urology.
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Conditions like high blood pressure, overactive thyroid, lung disease, viral infections and a malfunction of the heart's pacemaker can also contribute.
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In psoriasis, these overactive cells can lead to elevated levels of tumor necrosis factor, which is secreted via the inflammatory process.
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" The series "follows a sardonic girl in her final year of college whose overactive imagination leads to catastrophic thinking and hilarious mishaps.
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In that patch, they found a possible culprit for the neutrino: an overactive galaxy with a supermassive black hole at its center.
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She explains to Jane that sometimes children's overactive imaginations can lead them to fill in the blanks in their lives rather creatively.
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While spotlighting the risks of overactive government, they discount the need for those functions that bring order to our huge, complex economy.
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In addition, many instant messenger apps let you mute certain conversations—very handy when you're involved in group chats with overactive participants.
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However, over the last forty years scientists have begun to better understand the true source of plaque psoriasis, an overactive immune system.
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Researchers have found that anxiety is more common than depression in pregnancy and that an overactive amygdala is linked with increased anxiety.
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Do some yoga, go for a run, take a swim — all common recommendations for someone with high anxiety or an overactive mind.
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That's not to say I'm giving up on listening to things on my commutes or my many, many walks with an overactive dog.
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The presence of PBMCs and interleukins brought on by an overactive immune response to stress might not affect cortisol levels, and vice versa.
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You might have heard of hyperthyroidism, a condition where the thyroid is overactive — it's often associated with rapid heartbeat, sweating, and weight loss.
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The drug is a tyrosine kinase 2 inhibitor, a class of medicines that work to regulate overactive immune responses that drive autoimmune diseases.
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"The results suggest that, in C, the mirror system for touch is overactive, above the threshold for conscious tactile perception," the authors wrote.
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Other cases seem attributable to children with overactive imaginations, teenagers pulling pranks and others with their own reasons for adding to the hysteria.
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The drug works by inhibiting a biological mechanism that may drive the overactive inflammatory response to COVID-19 patients' lungs, the companies said.
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The speed and volume with which these videos were taken down suggests that it was due to some overactive moderation on YouTube's end.
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Busy with the strain of embodying a casually naked persona, my subconscious swatted away the petty anxieties that otherwise crowded my overactive mind.
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Down past the scalp and into the skull, down through healthy grey matter to get at a tumor or the overactive network causing seizures.
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For example, in radioactive iodine therapy, patients are treated with radiation-tagged iodine molecules, which selectively target and kill overactive cells in the thyroid.
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Overactive BladderNormally, when your bladder gets full, the muscles get stretched, and receptors in the muscle signal your brain that you need to pee.
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It is approved in the United States for adults with moderate to severe psoriasis, an inflammatory skin condition caused by an overactive immune system.
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Overactive bladder is a symptom of several conditions, including multiple sclerosis, diabetes, acute urinary tract infections, bladder tumors and stones, and an enlarged prostate.
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And, yes, if we're to make a comparison via whataboutism, Bill Clinton certainly possessed an overactive libido and yes, Richard Nixon was a crook.
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However, I'm one of the two million people in the UK who seem to suffer from hyperhidrosis — excess sweating — caused by overactive sweat glands.
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Looking at the genes of 64,000 people, those who struggled with schizophrenia had C4 genes that produced overactive forms of the C4-A protein.
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The singer is now a part-owner of OverActive Media -- which has teams competing in League of Legends, Overwatch, Call of Duty and more.
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OverActive Media partnered with Splyce Gaming to create the Toronto Defiant in an August 2018 deal worth $35 million, according to Sports Business Daily.
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G, Dignitas, Overactive Media, and more have all paid $2 million franchise fees in a big bet to build a more sustainable esports league.
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Chronic stress, which can lead to an overactive sympathetic nervous system (the one that produces flight-or-fight reactions), can be detrimental over decades.
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Ramachandran tested two epilepsy patients' Galvanic Skin Response (GSR), which measures the sweat levels on your skin to test if their "salience" pathways were overactive.
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Neeta Ogden M.D.Spokesperson, American College of Allergy Asthma and ImmunologyAllergies stem from an overactive immune system that perceives certain allergens (food/pollen) as foreign bodies.
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Once infused back into her, such cells could help strengthen her body and normalize her immune system, which was overactive due to her autoimmune disease.
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As a little girl with an overactive imagination, I just assumed a rat passed by, heard me and just pushed my slipper out of there.
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Only a few typical quirks, like moments of overly cautious traffic spacing and overactive path planning, betrayed the fact that a computer was in control.
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Along with Toronto Ultra, OverActive Media owns Toronto's Overwatch League team and operates the Spain-based MAD Lions in the League of Legends European Championship.
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Other possible causes of diffuse telogen hair loss include an overactive or underactive thyroid, with normal hair growth restored once the hormonal abnormality is corrected.
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Symptoms of an overactive thyroid, or hyperthyroidism, include weight loss, increased appetite, anxiety, insomnia and heart palpitations, including atrial fibrillation, a risk factor for stroke.
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I didn't know then the degree to which his scenes were imbued with fictions, but my overactive imagination whizzed and whirled across his grand canvases.
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With autoimmune conditions, the immune system, which is responsible for warding off infections and disease, is overactive, attacking harmless cells within the body and causing inflammation.
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In my ridiculous, overactive imagination, especially while my brain's still fuzzy in the early morning, the experience feels like standing in the spray of a waterfall.
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AI Hotel: Simply put, AI hotels are hotels run by overactive, overinvolved virtual hosts, kind of like if Siri could control all aspects of your life.
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For overactive bladder, Lee recommends pelvic exercises and distraction techniques to get the patient through the time until a bathroom becomes available when a urge hits.
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When the compensatory mechanism is a little too overactive, moisture in excess of that needed to humidify this cold, dry air will drip from the nostrils.
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Extreme and quick weight loss could be a sign of colon, ovarian, lung, or pancreatic cancer, as well as an overactive thyroid, diabetes, or liver disease.
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Injecting Botox into the bladder, a treatment for overactive bladder, is extremely effective by preventing muscles in the bladder from spasming from low volume of urine.
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Maybe I have an overactive imagination, but I kept seeing parallels with Lombardi, whose death, though declared a suicide, seemed suspicious to many who knew him.
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A lot of people with anxiety, including myself, tend to have a constant sense of urgency because anxiety is caused by an overactive nervous system response.
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PTSD is caused by an overactive fear memory and includes a broad range of psychological symptoms that can develop after someone goes through a traumatic event.
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That framed fear and fright and surprise and also other dimensions and an overactive cosmos as part of my inevitable experience that things are not settled.
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A previous study done to determine the safest dose of Botox for overactive bladder found that 21 percent of patients needed intermittent catheterization, the authors note.
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Those with an overactive bladder usually must urinate eight or more times a day, often awakening two or more times a night to use the bathroom.
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But in an overactive bladder, those receptors initiate the signal in response to the smallest stretch, even if your bladder is nowhere near full, Dr. Dardik explains.
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Similarly, obsidian can quiet an overactive mind and even give you clarity around difficult decisions, writes Yulia Van Doren in Crystals: The Modern Guide to Crystal Healing.
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Symptoms can include muscle stiffness and weakness, problems with coordination, overactive reflexes, blurred or double vision, tingling or burning sensations, difficulty swallowing, numbness and vertigo, among others.
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Then his problem could be rooted in hyperhidrosis, an overactive sweat gland disorder that affects 2.8 percent of the population, usually on the hands, feet, and armpits.
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Along with Toronto Defiant, OverActive Media owns Toronto's Call of Duty League team and operates the Spain-based MAD Lions in the League of Legends European Championship.
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We see it in "The Strong Man," an 1865 painting, which contrasts the jabber and gesticulations of an overactive barker and stolid obliviousness of the title character.
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It's hard to overcome the season's moisture-depleting elements — biting winds, extreme cold and overactive indoor heating systems — all of which can leave skin parched, she explains.
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To tackle the psoriasis, Dr. Lee injects Chris with a shot of Cosentyx, a prescription medication that will help suppress Chris' overactive immune system to control his flareups.
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The complement system is a system of proteins that fights bacteria, but in macular degeneration, this part of the immune system becomes overactive and wrongly attacks retinal cells.
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There are public awareness problems preventing people from seeing a doctor who might diagnose one of these conditions from the initial symptom of an overactive bladder, Brahmbhatt says.
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Don't take Oblivia if you suffer from Persistent Overactive Twitter Utilization Syndrome, or POTUS," it cautions, the reference a commonly used acronym for "President of the United States.
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Over time, synergist muscles can become "overactive," meaning they function in place of the muscled supposed to be doing that job in ways they were not designed to.
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Streaming Movie Review A would-be novelist roams Barcelona as a chauffeur who is the captive of his own overactive imagination in this film by Jorge M. Fontana.
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Streaming Movie Review A would-be novelist roams Barcelona as a chauffeur who is the captive of his own overactive imagination in this film by Jorge M. Fontana.
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The researchers found the most frequently prescribed anticholinergic drugs were antidepressants, drugs to treat vertigo, motion sickness or vomiting and bladder antimuscarinic drugs, such as to treat overactive bladder.
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"It turns out the more specifically you can identify what's wrong with the immune system and what's overactive, you can target only that," Yancopoulos told CNBC in an interview.
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Some of the top experts in the field of incontinence—that is, lack of voluntary control over urination or defecation—struggle to define what's known as overactive bladder (OAB).
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For people with PTSD, an overactive amygdala, the area of the brain that scientists say produces the "fight, flight or freeze response," may make people more vulnerable to stress.
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That small difference is statistically meaningful, but it may not be clinically important and is based on twice the Botox dose recommended for overactive bladder, researchers conclude in JAMA.
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Women selected for this treatment in the study received injections of 200 units of Botox; the usual recommended maximum dose in the U.S. for overactive bladder is 100 units.
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Even when an underlying disorder is not present, the risk of developing an overactive bladder increases with age for reasons medical science has yet to determine, the doctor said.
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The team analyzed the genomes of more than 43,000 people and found that people with schizophrenia were more likely to have the overactive forms of C4-A than control subjects.
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Overactive bladder, or urge incontinence, happens when the body has a constant need to urinate and sometimes leads people to leak urine when they can't get to a toilet quickly.
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The birds never quite blended into the sky and so there were two slightly different patterns, their dark silhouettes and the lights, which alternately suggested speeding constellations or overactive fireflies.
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As many as one in five recent combat veterans develops PTSD, an overactive fear memory that triggers disturbing thoughts, feelings and dreams, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Mr. Ackerman told me that he has designed his "Sleep With Me" podcast to tame the vigilant, overactive "guardian" in the brain that feels it must stay awake to worry.
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OverActive Media is a Toronto-based esports organization with franchises competing in four different games, while Splyce is based in Rochester, New York and sponsors players in six different games.
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They found that the 18 of those 55 who went on to develop a CFS-like illness had a hyperactive immune system before treatment, and an highly overactive response during treatment.
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OverActive Media, the company that owns the Splyce esports org and the Overwatch League's Toronto Defiant team, have announced that The Weeknd (real name: Abel Tesfaye) has invested in the company.
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Introduced in 1962 in the Archie comic Archie's Madhouse, Sabrina was originally presented as just another of the Archie universe's overactive, overwhelmed middle American teens, navigating school, dating, and family responsibilities.
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Sik3 codes for an enzyme that adds phosphate groups, and the mutation that the Sleepy mice have makes the enzyme overactive—potentially causing it to add more phosphate groups than normal.
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Featuring elements of hand knitting, electronic machine knitting, crochet, and embroidery, Widdess' work pushes the bounds of what can be accomplished with nothing but yarn, determination, and a slightly overactive imagination.
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Scientists have created a nanoparticle that is just the right size to target the overactive brain receptors that cause neurological disease, while leaving the rest of the receptors we need alone.
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Toby has convinced himself that the tracks he's found belong to some large fantastical beast, while Nora is certain the whole business is simply a product of her son's overactive imagination.
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The AAD says that when topically applied, probiotics can confuse an overactive immune system, providing "bacterial interference" that will keep the skin from flaring up into an acne or rosacea breakout.
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Researchers tested onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox) against InterStim in patients with overactive bladder who couldn't tolerate or didn't respond to other drugs or treatments such as pelvic floor muscle training or fluid restriction.
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This phenomenon called a "forceful letdown" or "overactive letdown," occurs when a woman's breasts are full and the internal reflex to let the milk flow is triggered, usually by her baby sucking.
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Modified boat Strengthens groins, pelvic floor and core muscles while inhibiting overactive low-back extensor muscles Most people have heard that a strong core is a key component in fighting back pain.
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Lupus is especially dastardly because it's an autoimmune disease that causes one's overactive immune system to attack your skin, body, and organs the same way it would normally fight bacteria and viruses.
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The drug, Benlysta, is a biologic, which means it was made in a living organism rather than chemically, and works by specifically targeting overactive antibodies rather than suppressing the entire immune system.
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The problem is that when the stress response is activated repeatedly it can become overactive and affect our brain development, our immune systems and even how our DNA is read and transcribed.
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The previous day, all five animals received carefully titrated doses of radioactive iodine, designed to destroy the overactive cells that had proliferated in their thyroid glands and flooded their bodies with hormones.
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However, when the gland is underactive (a condition called hypothyroidism, associated with too little thyroxine) or overactive (a condition called hyperthyroidism, associated with too much thyroxine), it can wreak havoc on your body.
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The drug targets two signaling molecules, interleukin 4 and interleukin 13, found to be overactive in allergic diseases like atopic dermatitis and asthma, explained Regeneron's president and chief scientific officer, Dr. George Yancopoulos.
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Studies at UCLA found the stimulation decreased seizure activity by inhibiting overactive neurons in one section of the brain, while stimulating blood flow in the areas that control mood, attention and executive function.
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In another instance, the records that accompanied deBronkart's mother to a rehabilitation center after a hip replacement incorrectly identified her as having an underactive thyroid when in fact she had an overactive thyroid.
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Both choices revealed an ugly truth, and while Captain Spirit was already a story wrapped in melancholy, it's this moment when Chris' overactive imagination, the way he finds ways to escape, turned vile.
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And when it becomes either overactive or underactive, the thyroid can cause a range of symptoms (from unexplained weight loss or weight gain to mood issues) that are easily confused with other conditions.
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With NERVE, you're being exposed to my emotional paralysis due to an overactive mind: memory repression, family shit, messy relationships, weird dreams – all the making for true feel good album of the summer.
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Others find that MDMA causes them difficulty peeing or an overactive bladder—usually after long-term use, but some are extremely sensitive to this effect in a short amount of time as well.
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It has a license agreement with Allergan, which began a Phase 2 trial last year for treating overactive bladder by replacing multiple injections of Botox into the bladder with a single shot of BotuGel.
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As many as one in five recent combat veterans develops post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), an overactive fear memory that triggers disturbing thoughts, feelings and dreams, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"Overactive bladder" is a sort of catch-all term for when your bladder contracts involuntarily, making you think you need to pee when you don't—but the reasons for those contractions are poorly understood.
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So it's not totally surprising that more recent research — especially with the help of brain imaging and virtual reality techniques — reveals that the process is a whole lot more complicated than an overactive memory.
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This posture supports a release of tension in the low back and enhanced pain-free movement by lengthening compressed waist muscles and overactive hip flexors that come from sitting too long and too often.
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But that overactive harp and cello just add way too much syrup, and by the end you're yelling at "daddy" and "his wife" to just get over it and enjoy their empty nest already.
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"You know, having an overactive mind and overthinking stuff, and being anxious — ever since I was a kid, if I had a song that I could follow, everything would become very calm," she said.
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Canada's Overactive Media, for example, has been weighing an IPO, and NRG Sports' Andy Miller tells Axios that he's been approached by Canadian banks about a Toronto listing ("we felt it was too early").
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For women with overactive bladder, doing a set of five quick flicks as soon as the urge to empty is felt can relax the bladder, giving time to get to the toilet without leaking.
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This can cause the wall of the bladder to thicken, making it overactive, or decrease the efficiency of contractions, keeping it from emptying completely and causing more frequent urges to urinate, Dr. Enemchukwu said.
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Therapy and medication help to calm these overactive networks, and if nicotine can play a role in producing more extroverted qualities and de-emphasizing introverted ones, it could potentially be another tool for combating depression.
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"Last year's unusually overactive hurricane season clearly underscores the essential importance of travel insurance and guarantees like ours," Nicola Madden-Greig, group director of marketing and sales at Holiday Inn, said in a written statement.
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If you're curious what being overactive might look like, imagine someone who is jumping in and out of investments on a regular basis — usually on a whim or because of something they saw or read.
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Questionable value to life skills aside, the overactive imagination of children isn't best stimulated by the limited palette of edu-tainment games like Word Munchers or Type or Learn or, god help us Mavis goddamn Beacon.
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In a new study in Current Biology, Painter and his colleagues looked to see if people with Charles Bonnet Syndrome had overactive responses to the intact parts of their visual field, even when they weren't hallucinating.
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Drake became a co-owner of 100 Thieves last year, while The Weeknd invested in Overactive Media, parent company of the Overwatch League's Toronto Defiant, and Wiz Khalifa partnered with his hometown multigame organization Pittsburgh Knights.
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I began to think of these overactive immune cells as being like Pac-Men: 1980s video game characters crazily eating away at the crucial nerve connections that made my physical body mine—strong, capable, dependable me.
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The immune system evolved to handle both infection and allergic inflammation, but decreased rates of infection may be throwing the relative "chi" of the immune system out of whack, allowing the allergic inflammation arm to become overactive.
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In the study, researchers examined data on 1,475 elderly women, including 212 who experienced stress incontinence at least once a month and another 223 who had what's known as overactive bladder, or urge incontinence, at least monthly.
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VC, a sports media company backed by Sterling Equities (owners of the New York Mets); c0ntact Gaming, which owns the Overwatch League team Paris Eternal and the Paris-based Call of Duty team; and Toronto's OverActive Media.
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When this happens, the muscles supposed to be doing the movement get even weaker and even less likely to do their job, and cause the overactive muscle to take on too much work and possibly cause pain.
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Peer (Matt Park, who composed the songs with his castmate Paul Lieber) is a Scandinavian lad with an overactive imagination, an underwhelming patrimony and a habit of snarling, "Norway's gonna know my name" into his standing mike.
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According to the neuroscientist Matthew Walker—in his 2017 book, "Why We Sleep"—insomnia, strictly defined, is a clinical disorder most commonly associated with an overactive sympathetic nervous system, and it is triggered, typically, by worry and anxiety.
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It seems our need for structure and our pattern recognition skill can be rather overactive, causing a tendency to spot patterns - like constellations, clouds that looks like dogs and vaccines causing autism - where in fact there are none.
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Called Dupixent, the self-administered injection is comprised of an antibody designed to slow the overactive communication of two proteins (IL-4 and IL-13) in the body which are thought to drive inflammation in patients with atopic dermatitis.
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Mice with mutations in the gene for MITF have an overactive response to viruses that results in the loss of melanocytes and melanocyte stem cells in the hair bulb, and this results in hair graying, the study team reports.
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Now imagine the extent of distress among the approximately 51 million adults in this country with an overactive bladder, who face frequent, sudden urges to urinate, or who have urinary incontinence and cannot delay urination when an urge occurs.
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The National Overactive Bladder Evaluation, a study that assessed the prevalence of this problem in the United States among 5,204 representative adults, found in 2003 that it caused incontinence in 16 percent of men and 16.9 percent of women.
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In January Ms. Williams announced that she was going on a three-week hiatus from her show to focus on her health after she was diagnosed with Graves' disease, an immune system disorder that results in an overactive thyroid.
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But she doesn't let go of her vision, even as she learns she's fighting polycystic ovarian syndrome, aneuploidy (an abnormal number of chromosomes in a cell) and an overactive immune system that rebels against a fetus as a foreign body.
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Directed by Coky Giedroyc, and based on the best-selling 2014 semi-autobiographical novel by Caitlin Moran (who also wrote the script), the movie is a loving tribute to young women with overactive imaginations, and a desire to reinvent themselves.
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An artery broke and she had to get emergency surgery where doctors took a vein from her leg and created a new artery to help stabilize the overactive kidney -- hence the big scar on the inside of her right thigh.
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It's a momentary respite from the cloying terrors of the world, a way to briefly trick our overactive brains into thinking, yeah, sure, everything is just fine with some New Age music, breathing exercises and, most importantly, just complete and utter darkness.
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As it turns out, Botox can do so much more: In recent years, doctors have found that it can be useful for treating a wide range of medical conditions, including chronic migraine headaches, an overactive bladder, excessive sweating, and even crossed eyes.
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Psychedelics seem to act in part through the default mode network (DMN), an interconnected group of bits of the brain that switch on when people remember the past, imagine the future or ruminate on themselves, and which is overactive in depressed people.
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Urge incontinence, or overactive bladder, occurs when "the bladder squeezes and pushes urine out when you're not asking it to," explained Dr. Stephanie Kielb, an associate professor of urology, medical education and gynecology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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And why, after he bid her to wear his mother's wedding dress — with a large yellow stain from "an overactive gland" — she beelined from their bed in the middle of the night into a lesbian relationship with the seductively sociopathic Emma (Julia Davis).
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For example, people with a form of arthritis known as adult-onset Still's disease often have painful inflammation caused by a "cytokine storm," a flood of proteins released by overactive immune cells that fail in their task of regulating the immune response.
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There are two main types of urinary incontinence: Stress urinary incontinence The loss of urine with physical activity, coughing or sneezing Overactive bladder Also known as urgency incontinence, this is the strong, sudden urge to empty the bladder with or without leaking urine.
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It also raises mechanistic questions, one of which has to do with microglia: Is the lymphatic system somehow triggering immune cells in the brain—microglia—to carry out an overactive immune response, creating neuroinflammation, or triggering microglia to eat away at synapses?
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In a sense, The Meg's predictability works in its favor; late-summer entertainment often seems engineered to give people an excuse to enjoy overactive air conditioning for a few hours without having to think too hard about what's playing in front of them.
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Symptoms may include difficulty inserting a tampon (since the muscles are contracted), an overactive bladder (caused by muscle spasms), pain during or after a bowel movement, feeling like your partner is "hitting a wall" during sex, and trouble reaching orgasm (again, due to contracted muscles).
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You might think dressing up as a clown would be a funny thing to do, because it plays on a widespread fear that has recently been pulled to the surface by dozens of pranksters and sociopaths and overactive social media accounts operated by local news stations.
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In a new study in marmoset monkeys, an overactive region in the brain has been associated with anhedonia, and when those monkeys were given ketamine, it was shown that the drug acted on that same area—offering a hint as to why ketamine might be such an effective antidepressant.
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And the show's silliness might go down easier, and might even be moving, if the story were framed as the fantasy of an actor with an overactive imagination and no role to channel it into; instead we are essentially expected to take its outlandish events at face value.
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When Mr. Bush became short of breath while jogging at Camp David, Md., in 1991 and was hospitalized for three days, Dr. Lee and his team found that the president had an irregular heartbeat, which they attributed to an overactive thyroid associated with Graves' disease, an autoimmune disorder.
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"For the first time, we have shown that people who are prone to develop a CFS-like illness have an overactive immune system, both before and during a challenge to the immune system," said Alice Russell of King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN), who led the work.
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Among the options publicly traded Nuvectra is reviewing are a sale of the company or sales of specific assets, including its Algovita Spinal Cord Stimulation System, an implanted device that stimulates nerves to override pain signals, and Virtis, a device under development to treat chronic urinary retention and overactive bladder.
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That's basically the concept behind The Boss Baby, which, despite its marketing, is not a movie about a baby who is the boss of a company — it's more of a fantastical riff on babies' tendency to take over their parents' lives, filtered through the overactive imagination of the kiddo's big brother, Tim.
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As disturbing as the symptoms of overactive bladder and urinary incontinence can be, Dr. Ekene Enemchukwu, a urologist at Stanford University Medical Center, told me that, on average, men wait four years and women wait six and a half years before consulting a doctor about difficulties in getting to the bathroom in time.
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Burton J. Lee III, a cancer specialist and the White House doctor who found that President George H. W. Bush had an overactive thyroid after he was hospitalized for heart palpitations, tended to him when he regurgitated on a Japanese prime minister and vainly sought to send him on more mellow vacations, died on Nov.
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Since gatecrashing Chicago rap alongside similarly babyfaced friend and collaborator Lil Bibby with the song "Kill Shit" in 2012, Herbo has continued to refine his voice as a verbally overactive documentarian of the street life he encountered growing up in a part of the city's South Side that's locally referred to as the East Side.
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More from Invest in You:Teens still like cash, despite the rise of financial technology An overactive imagination could be the biggest threat to your financial security Coming soon to a store near you: more expensive items Now is also the time to start rebuilding your credit, and a secured credit card can be one of the most powerful tools for a fresh start, according to credit reporting agency Experian.
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Cory Carson (2019), an animated show based on toys for preschoolers, with Alex Woo (Wall-E, Ratatouille) and Stanley Moore (Finding Dory, Monsters University) acting as executive producers; Kid Cosmic (2020), a show produced by Craig McCracken (The Powerpuff Girls, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) where a child has his dream of becoming a superhero come true; Trash Truck (2020), an animated series executive produced by Glen Keane (The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast) where a kid with an overactive imagination has a trash truck as a best friend; and The Willoughbys (2020), a stylized film written by Kris Pearn (Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2) where abandoned children have to adapt to the modern world.
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