Brain cancer

Introduction Today, the medical field is one of the highest paying professional fields in the United States. The field, however, is not noted for its rewarding salaries, but for its importance all over the world. Medicine is one of the oldest professional fields. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner 's Dictionary, Medicine “is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.” The field employs several people like, nurses, doctors, therapists and others. To be

In their article “Imaging Studies of Aging Neurodegenerative Disease and Alcoholism”, Eberling and Jagust suggest that for the past 200 years, people have classified alcoholism as a disease, but recently a large portion of the medical community has started to disagree with this diagnosis. Despite common misconception, Alcohol Anonymous was not the originator of the classification of Alcoholism as a disease. Dr. Benjamin Rush created the concept in 1784, and alcoholism has been considered as a disease

Endorphin Central nervous system produces endorphins. Endorphins can release pain by activating brain. Endorphins are produced when we feel happiness such as when we eat, and sleep. Moreover, when we take a hot bath, or after the work out our body produce good amount of endorphins. If we have enough endorphins the body and mental can keep stable and healthy. The interesting fact that I found is marathon runners achieve "runner's high" by producing endorphins. Because they are running long distance

These changes are connected to the structural and functional changes THC causes in the hippocampus”(2017). Marijuana use during pregnancy, can affect the brain of the fetus with loss in memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills. Marijuana also influences the prefrontal cortex by changing the pattern of blood flow and impairs the ability of decision-making, which can lead to an inclination to risky

(“Learning”). Autoimmune diseases are diagnosed based on the evidence of an autoimmune reaction and elimination of any other potential causes (Porth). Degenerative diseases worsen over time, and for some there are no cure, such as osteoarthritis and cancer (Divita).

they live in, or even to just express their emotion (Juslin & Sloboda, 2001). There are many mysteries in the world of music, ranging from easy questions “What is the meaning behind these lyrics?” To more complex questions, “What chemicals will the brain release to this melody?” With modern technology, research has been done to answer these questions to the point where music is now being used as a form of therapy. But can this enjoyable activity treat mental illnesses? To begin the research, there

Brains Tumours: Cancer By Finlay McKibbin oGe3 Which part of the bedy dees it affect? Brain tumours effect the brain, being formed in its glial cells, which grow from the supporting cells of the brain These tumours are known as "gliomas. Considering they develop in the brain, they are formally known as primary brain tumours. Also, the part of the brain the brain tumour effects, changes the symptoms and treatments for the individual. Common Symptoms. The common symptoms of brain tumours are; Headaches:

reduce the pain that was related to spasms, and painful burning and overactive bladder. There are two FDA approved chemically altered forms of THC dronabinol and nabilone and was shown to reduce chemotherapy related nausea and vomiting in a cancer patients. It may also be used to help people who are suffering to the symptoms of aids. A effect of marijuana is ¨munchies¨ and has been used to stimulate the appetite of a HIV/AIDS patient and other people that have a suppressed appetite. According

night. This is usually dangerous as it can lead to brain cancer. The human brain communicates through electrical impulses which can be easily detected by electroencephalograms, a test or record of brain activity. According to studies, when a phone rings near an ear, it releases radiation which is electronically sensed by the brain (Netzley). A teenagers brain system is usually not fully developed and therefore has a greater risk of developing brain cancer when exposed for long hours to cell phone calls

smokers daily. They go about their day smoking thinking they are so popular, but they are destroying their brains. By changing the age to 25, the brain can fully develop and teens will be able to reason better with themselves and help others reason too. In addition to affecting brain function, many teens care a lot about their appearance and smoking will ruin that. In a poll done by the American Cancer Society, “Almost eighty percent of boys between the ages of twelve and seventeen said they didn’t want