Infomation on the Vestibulocochlear Nerve, the Eighth Cranial Nerve
Learn about the vestibulocochlear nerve, the eighth cranial nerve: its location, its function and what happens when the nerve becomes damaged.
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Information on the Trochlear Nerve, the Fourth Cranial Nerve
Learn about the function and location of the trochlear nerve, and possible disorders when the nerve is damaged.
Continue ReadingJellyfish Sting Remedies: Fact or Fiction?
There are many facts and fiction related to jellyfish sting remedies. Some may do more harm than good – and one common myth may surprise you.
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Of over 90 varieties of scorpions in the US, only the black scorpion’s venom is potentially deadly. Learn about the treatment for scorpion …
Continue ReadingCardio Health: The Lymphatic Flow from Feet to Cardiovascular System
The lymphatic flow is vital to our body’s health. Learn about the things that can inhibit the flow and what can increase the flow while optimizing …
Continue ReadingInformation on Integumentary System Diseases
Discover what the integumentary system is and the diseases that can affect it. This article is designed to show the various integumentary system …
Continue ReadingWhat is Visual Agnosia?
Visual agnosia is different from blindness: the visual stimuli are sent to the brain, but cannot be processed correctly.
Continue ReadingFirst Aid for Bleach Burns: Clorox burn treatment
Read important information about first aid for bleach burns, which can be caused by chlorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite).
Continue ReadingHereditary Angioedema Treatment and Symptom Information
Hereditary angioedema is a condition that causes large welts to develop deep within the skin. Hereditary angioedema treatment is vital because it can …
Continue ReadingNeuromyotonia: Symptoms, Causes and Treatments
There are two different forms of neruomyotonia, also known as Isaac’s syndrome – one of them being hereditary. Affecting the peripheral nervous …
Continue ReadingThe Oculomotor Nerve controls most eye movements.
The oculomotor nerve, or cranial nerve III, is the major workhorse of eye movement, and is central to movement of the eye, eyelid, and pupil. Learn …
Continue ReadingBunionectomy: A Surgical Treatment for Bunions
A surgical procedure called a bunionectomy is an often-used treatment for a severe or long-term case of bunions. This is a relatively minor procedure …
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