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health has been defined in many different ways but generally refers to individual wellness, indicating the sum of an individual's state of being, that person's optimal physical and mental functioning within the context of the living environ...
use the same means of communication; however, the communication is basically the transfer of coded information from the sensory receptor to the brain in the form electrical impulses (Jacobson & Marcus, 2011). The difference in sensation a ...
Chronic medical conditions may also be marked by periods of acute exacerbation that require more intensive medical attention (Donovan & Alan, pp. 34-46). Examples of chronic illnesses include acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), asthm...
the UK (Grundy and Swain, 1996 and Grundy and Swain, 2002), while the observed average annual number of new cases is 1000 in Taiwan (Yang and Wang, 2001). Unfortunately, the exact number is unknown, because SCI is not a notifiable condition...
Chronic medical conditions may also be marked by periods of acute exacerbation that require more intensive medical attention. Examples of chronic illnesses include acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), asthma, cancer, cerebral palsy, c...
but it is only recently that their political, economic, and health situations have been closely examined. Historically, women's health had always been perceived in the context of reproduction, i.e. a woman's role in producing and rearing c...
neuromuscular junction (NMJ) is the synapse or junction of the axon fatal of a motoneuron with the engine end plate, the highly-excitable district of sinew fiber plasma membrane responsible for initiation of activity potentials over the mus...