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Computer Games & Brain development
It has been found that computer games tend to damage brain of teenagers by stunting the developing mind. These computer games are producing dumbed-down generation of children far more disposed to violence than the previous generation. There is tendency to loose control over oneself.
Using the most sophisticated technology, the level of brain activity was measured in hundred of teenagers playing a Nintendo game and compared to the brain scan of other students doing a simple ,repetitive arithmetical exercise.
Professor Ryunta Kawashima and his team at Tohoku University in Japan found out that the computer games only stimulated activity in the parts of the brain associated with vision and movement.
In contrast, arithmetic stimulated brain activity in both the left and right hemispheres of the Frontal lobes. This area of the brain is most associated with learning, memory and emotion. The Frontal lobe has important role to play in keeping an individual's behaviour in check. This lobe of the brain continues to grow until the age of about 20.
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Whenever you uses self control to refrain from doing something you should not do, it is the frontal lobe that is hard at work.
We know that children often do things that they shouldn't. Its because their frontal lobes are underdeveloped. The more work done to thicken the fibers connecting the neurons in this part of brain, the better the child's ability will be to control their behaviour. The more this area is stimulated , the more these fibers will thicken.
Thus, the students who played computer games were halting the process of brain development and affecting their ability to control potential anti social element of their behaviour. The implication is that we may be going for an increasingly violent society. These students would certainly be different than those who are doing things like reading aloud or learning arithmetic.
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Prof. Kawashima was in fact involved in research to investigate the level of brain activity in children playing video games expecting to find evidence suggestive of hidden benefits for the children playing computer games and was startled by what he discovered.
The activity of the brain was mapped by giving the students minute doses of radioactive substance through intravenous drip which allowed a computer to map a complex picture of their brains at work. A subsequent study was conducted using magnetic resonance imaging.
Though it is often thought that only left hemisphere is active for mathematical work and that the right hemisphere is stimulated by more creative thinking, the professor found that arithmetic produced a high level of activity in both the hemispheres.
It was also found that arithmetic exercises also stimulated more activity than listening to music or listening to reading. Reading out aloud was also found to be a very effective activity for activating frontal lobe.
Children need to be encouraged to learn basic reading and writing. They should be asked to play outside with other children and to interact and to communicate with others as much as possible. This is how they develop, retain their creativity and become good people.
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High Fiber Diet helpful for Diabetics
Many diabetics can significantly lower their blood sugar - and maybe even reduce their medication or stop taking it altogether - by eating lots and lots of fruits, vegetables and high-fiber grain, researchers say.
The experimental diet - tested on 13 diabetics - contained 50 grams of fiber a day, or about twice the amount recommended by the American Diabetes Association. That is equivalent to seven or eight servings of fruit and vegetables and three of whole wheat or other high-fiber grain.
The diet also improved the diabetics' cholesterol levels, which was encouraging. Heart disease is a major cause of death among diabetics.
The study was published in New England Journal of Medicine. It was led by Dr. Abhimanyu Garg of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
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Light Drinking Lowers Stroke Risk
Lighter Moments Drinking a glass of wine or beer at least once week can significantly reduce a man's risk of a stroke. That's according to a new study that found light-to-moderate drinkers have a 20 percent lower risk of stroke than men who don't drink alcohol. The new study, published Nov. 18 in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 22,000 men, but one researcher said the results also could apply to women. The participants drank different amounts of beer or wine, from one glass a day to one glass a week. Though several studies have shown that moderate drinking reduces the risk of heart disease, there was little convincing evidence of any effect on strokes until now. However, researchers warn that too much drinking can increase the risk of stroke. They also point out that negative consequences of drinking include liver damage, impaired driving skills and, for pregnant women, risks to fetuses. And, they emphasize, there are other ways to reduce stroke risk, such as quitting smoking or lowering blood pressure. The American Heart Association estimates that each year 600,000 people in the United States suffer a stroke. It is the third leading cause of death in this country, and the leading cause of serious, long-term disability.
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Banana in diet - prevention from Stroke Taking Banana regularly may be a preventive measure for stroke.
According to a study carried out by Dr. Deborah M. Green, M D of Neuroscience Institute at the Queen's Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, - People with low amount of Potassium in thier diet have increased risk of stroke .
People whose potassium intake is low are 1.5 times more prone to have a stroke than those with high intake of potassium. Low intake of potassium means taking less than 2.4 gm of potassium in a day and high intake is more than 4.0 gm per day.
Other studies have also shown that low intake may be associated with increased risk for stroke.
Bananas are rich in potassium. Thus those taking it regularly should not be deficient in potassium. &n bsp;
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QV i need help about anty bodies yay kia hain koyoo hoty hain and ager yay 2 3 days kay kids main hon to kia un ka blood transplant kerna theek hota haii?(sorry naam sahii yaad nahii) bcz merii 2 days kii bateeji main thii and doc nain kiya and 1st time wo kamyab raha but 2nd time not and wo qomay main chali gyii and she dead. why this happen?
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i hope so too by the way thanks for my knowlge
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Hi Friends, as u all know that I am a Doctor. I am qualified Practitioner of Homoeopathy. If you or anyone of your family, have some health problems and want Homeopathic treatment then you can tell me. I’ll be there for your help.
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QV i need help about anty bodies yay kia hain koyoo hoty hain and ager yay 2 3 days kay kids main hon to kia un ka blood transplant kerna theek hota haii?(sorry naam sahii yaad nahii) bcz merii 2 days kii bateeji main thii and doc nain kiya and 1st time wo kamyab raha but 2nd time not and wo qomay main chali gyii and she dead. why this happen?
sorry HH aap ki baat ka reply late hai but u know main jb per nahin aa rahi thi na main aik do din main anti bodies k baray main aap ko info doon gi INshallah
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What is an antibody?
Antibody molecules are wonderful things. These molecules are made of protein - meaning - the molecule is a bunch of different individual amino acids hooked together in a row (a polymer of amino acids). Each antibody molecule has two different polymers hooked together - one of these amino acid polymers is known as the Heavy chain and the other one is known as the Light chain. Guess why? --- you are correct - because one of these polymers is heavier than the other, or lighter than the other - depends on your perspective... See how precise science terms can sometimes be? Now, I am not going to call these things polymers any longer... the Heavy chain is a protein all by itself, as is the Light chain... and when the Heavy and Light chains are connected to one another (side-by-side), each folds around the other to form an HL pair. Now, two pair of HL's are _also_ connected to one another side-by-side to form the overall antibody molecule. So, there are at least two Heavy chains and two Light chains in an antibody molecule, and, _both_ Heavy chains within the same antibody molecule are absolutely identical to one another, and _both_ Light chains within the same antibody molecule are identical to one another.
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Each Heavy chain is about 450 amino-acids long, and each Light chain is about 250 amino-acids long. Therefore, the Heavy chain's mass is about 50,000 Daltons per mole and the Light chain's mass is about 25,000 Daltons per mole. Therefore, if you had exactly 6.023 x 10 raised to the 23rd power (Avogodro's number) - number of molecules of each of either Heavy or Light chains, respectively - that is - one mole of each, therefore, one mole's worth of a complete antibody, this amount of molecules would have a mass of 150,000 Daltons. So, we say that the "molecular mass" of this particular kind of antibody is 150,000 Daltons per mole - which is a mass of 150,000 grams per mole. OK - what the heck is a Dalton? A Dalton is defined as one atomic mass unit - or - 1/12th of the mass of the most abundant isotope of the element, Carbon (which has a mass of 12.0000 grams per mole) However, if you look at a Periodic Table of the Elements, you will see that the atomic mass of carbon is listed as 12.0111 - the reason being that this value is the average atomic mass of all of the known isotopes of Carbon
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The antibody molecule is a special kind of protein made by a cell of the immune system called the B-lymphocyte. Each B-cell produces antibody molecules which are different from the antibody molecules produced by every other B-cell - but - the difference is subtle - but critically important. Remember I said that the Heavy and Light chains fold around one another? -- well -- when this folding happens, a region of the molecule is formed which is capable of binding to molecular shapes which are present on other molecules - or on another antibody molecule for that matter.. This region is called the ANTIBODY COMBINING SITE - and, because there are two HL pairs, there are always at least two binding sites present on each and every antibody molecule. Because the H's are identical to one another, and the L's are identical to one another, _both_ binding sites on the same antibody molecule are identical to one another. This site is where things are bound to the antibody - very specifically. Each site "recognizes" a molecular shape. What I mean here is that because of the shape of the antibody binding site and the nature of the electron clouds generated by the different atoms within this site, the site can bind to other electron clouds - AS LONG AS THE ELECTRON CLOUD SHAPES "FIT" INTO THE SITE. If the shapes don't fit, then the site will not bind the molecule.
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antibody molecules made by B-lymphocytes circulate in the bloodstream and also in the lymph (the fluid in our tissue spaces). Because of this circulation, antibody molecules generated in response to something foreign to us which has somehow gotten into our body - like a bacterium or virus - can appear anywhere throughout the body. If these circulating antibodies come in contact with the thing they were generated to appear against in the first place, then, the antibodies will bind to the foreign thing - the target. This binding will result in several possible outcomes - the target may be rendered inactive, it may be now more easily destroyed by some cells we have called macrophages (these cells "eat" things - _especially_ if things are coated with antibody molecules), or, the target may now be unable to associate with our tissue - the antibody molecules may cover the places on the target which allow association with our cells. Therefore, after awhile, a toxin, a virus, or a bacterium will no longer to be able to hurt us.
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When a person gets immunized against something - like diphtheria toxin, pertussis toxin and tetanus toxin (the DPT shot little kids get and the tetanus shot we all continue - or should continue to get), or influenza virus (the flu shot), the thing that is trying to be accomplished is to activate a person's immune system - and one important result of this activation is the organism-specific or foreign substance-specific response of our immune system cells - one of which is the B-cell. Therefore, we will make antibodies which can bind to the thing we are injected with. This response not only leads to an initial production of antibody, but also leads to more cells which "recognize" the foreign thing and which can make antibodies against it. After immunization - or after a natural recovery from some infection - we now have a bunch more cells specifically able to respond to the same foreign thing. So, by using dead bacteria, dead virus, or harmless forms of substances which these organisms produce (like tetanus toxin) as agents for immunization, we build up immunity potential. THEN, if the REAL substance or organism later enters our body, we can make a much, much better response - like many, many more specific antibodies for example - and, we might not even know that we have fought-off this danger.
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Antibodies are also very important tools used in medicine and science. Because of the ability of antibody molecules to very precisely "recognize" and bind to certain shapes on other molecules, we can use antibody binding activity to identify an organism - something really important sometimes in order to decide what kind of medical treatment we may need. All in all then, antibody molecules are really nice proteins - just one of the many useful things our immune system does for us.
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jee thx alot app nain meriii big prob solve ker dii and main kuch poochna chahta hoon
1st yay kay meriii bhateji kay transfusion kii gyii and us ki ratio 571 say 472 ho gy....but yay kamyab na howa and dobara kiya gia and us ki health kharab ho gyii and after 8 to 12 hour she dead..kia is kay elawa koyiii aur haal na tha ... 2nd ager yay parents kii waja say hoon to us ka kia haal haii in short? persanlly mery bahii and bhabi ko doc nain advise dii haii kay wo 1 year ka course karain... yay course kia haii and kia is kay baad un kay prob solve ho jayain gain.... and and mera already aik bhateja haii (ALLAH us ko lambi zindagi day ameen)akher us ko koyii prob nahii to us ki sis ko kasay ho gia
i think app mind nahii karain gii and main nain app ka time bii waste nahii kiya hoo ga but sorry i am in tension and i want answer????// thank you
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HH ager to aap k bhai ki cousin marriage hai to yeh problem oon k bachon main bhi aa gaye hai ...ho sakta hai k aap k buzurgon main say kisi ko ya aap ki bhabhi ki family main kisi ko yeh problem ho lakin detect nahin hui (yeh zaroori nahin k ager is generation main nahin hai to picchli kisi generation main bhi na ho ) so aik reason to yeh hua
doosaray yeh bhi zaroori nahin k aap k bhai k aik bachay ko yeh masla nahin to kisi ko bhi na hota.
may bhi aap k bhai aur bhabhi ka RH factor match na kerta ho( blood groups k baray main main nay isi topic main kisi page per detail post ki thi) ager aisa ho to is ka pehlay treatment hota hai ya pregnancy k doraan mother ka treatment kya jata hai
yeh sab baat main andazay say keh rahi hoon bcz detail janay baghair ya reports daikhay baghair andazay hi lag sakaty hain
ager doctors nay aap k bhai bhabhi ka treatment kya hai to oos ka maqsad yehi ho ga k ager jab kabhi dobara woh parents ban-na chahain to bachay ko koi problem na ho
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Light Drinking Lowers Stroke Risk
Lighter Moments Drinking a glass of wine or beer at least once week can significantly reduce a man's risk of a stroke. That's according to a new study that found light-to-moderate drinkers have a 20 percent lower risk of stroke than men who don't drink alcohol. The new study, published Nov. 18 in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 22,000 men, but one researcher said the results also could apply to women. The participants drank different amounts of beer or wine, from one glass a day to one glass a week. Though several studies have shown that moderate drinking reduces the risk of heart disease, there was little convincing evidence of any effect on strokes until now. However, researchers warn that too much drinking can increase the risk of stroke. They also point out that negative consequences of drinking include liver damage, impaired driving skills and, for pregnant women, risks to fetuses. And, they emphasize, there are other ways to reduce stroke risk, such as quitting smoking or lowering blood pressure. The American Heart Association estimates that each year 600,000 people in the United States suffer a stroke. It is the third leading cause of death in this country, and the leading cause of serious, long-term disability.
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Spinach is good for health
It is rich in antioxidants both betacarotene and lutein. Although the actual amount is relatively small, spinach contains far more of the two combined than most other fruits or vegetables. Antioxidants help fight formation of free radicals which are highly reactive molecules that can damage DNA and are responsible for the development of certain diseases.
Relation between Mercury & Alzhiemer's disease
There appears to be no link between Alzheimer's disease and mercury used in dental fillings, say University of Kentucky researchers. Such a link has been speculated on in the past, as scientists took closer looks at the effects of heavy metals on the brain. But the University of Kentucky study said there appears to be no harm from mercury fillings. "Although very small amounts of mercury are released from dental amalgam - generally when rubbed or abraded due to brushing or eating - it is not taken up by the brain," said Dr. Stanley Saxe, one of the authors of the study published in Journal of the American Dental Association.
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Lead Poisoning in children in India
More than half of children below age 12 in seven major Indian cities suffer from serious lead poisoning, according to a new study. The findings were released at an international conference on lead poisoning prevention and treatment that began Monday in Bangalore, the capital of the southern Indian state of Karnataka. The study of 22,000 people - including children, pregnant women and industrial workers - was done by the George Foundation, a child advocacy group. The major sources of lead poisoning were automobile fuel, food can soldering, lead-based paint, leaded cooking utensils and drinking water systems. Lead poisoning can lead to permanent brain damage, particularly among young children.
Men with strong grips are less likely to develop disabilities in old age.
A firm handshake may make a good first impression, but its real importance might not be felt for years. A study found that middle-aged men with strong grips are less likely to develop disabilities in old age. Good muscle strength in middle age can give people a margin of safety in later years, when they may face long periods of inactivity after surgery or illness, the researchers said in Journal of the American Medical Association. At the final exam, researchers timed the men's walking speed and checked their ability to rise from a chair. The one-third with the weakest grips at midlife were twice as likely to have problems caring for themselves as those in the upper third.
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Chemotherapy Drug Greatly Improves Cervical Cancer Survival
Several new studies suggesting a chemotherapy drug combined with radiation can significantly improve cervical cancersurvival is expected to change current treatments for the disease fairly soon.
Three of the five studies are to be published in the April 15 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, but the studies were released early because of their massive public health implication. "We think we can save thousands of lives in the United States with this information," Dr. Mitchell Morris of Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas in Houston tells OnHealth. Dr. Morris' study found the chemotherapy drug cisplatin combined with the drug fluorouracil and radiation treatment increased a woman's chance of surviving cervical cancer by 50 percent. A second study conducted at the University Hospitals of Cleveland and Case Western Reserve University in Ohio also found extremely positive results in using cisplatin chemoradiation in treating cervical cancer. And in a third study, researchers at Medical College in Albany, N.Y., found weekly doses of cisplatin combined with pelvic radiotherapy followed by a hysterectomy significantly reduced the risk of early death and recurrence. Cisplatin is a common chemotherapy drug used to treat breast, ovarian, lung, and uterine cancer. Cisplatin works by making cancer cells more sensitive to radiation, increasing the chances of destroying the cancer cells.
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are you realy in pakistan but you dont looks like that because my mom is from pakistan she says there is so busy people and too hot in summer so "how do you got alot of time to spend on jb"
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