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Started by Kevin in Find a roommate. Last reply by Kenol Charlemagne Apr 30. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Anyone studying for USMLE step 1 in NY area? I am taking my step in August. I am looking to share one bedroom. Please email me for details: keviny433@yahoo.com.Continue
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Hi guys, I am looking for online study partners. I am taking my exam in August. Any interested person, please email me at keviny433@yahoo.com. I am following First Aid 2011, Kaplan books. Continue
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What organism causes chagas disease? Where is it most common? Continue
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Getting a 99 on USMLE is possible. The harder you work at it, it will reward you in big way. People before us have done it and people after us are going to do it as well. So here is the chance for you to shine. You have sacrificed so much to come to this phase of life. Give your…
ContinuePosted by Sara Joe on May 24, 2012 at 7:02pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Everybody talks about cholesterol and how bad they are for you. It is true that with the advance of technology, we are able to better understand cholesterol and how it affects us. However, you need ask yourself "are cholesterol that bad for you?
So what does cholesterol means to you? Are there bad cholesterol and good cholesterol? What is total cholesterol?
Proper understanding of cholesterol is important. You will gain better understanding of cholesterol by reading this hub.…
ContinuePosted by Sara Joe on May 24, 2012 at 7:09pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Gout is a disorder where there is excess accumulation of uric acid in the body. This can be caused by different malfunctions of the body. Uric acid is a by product of the purine metabolism. Purines can be derived from excessive turn over of cells (ie: chemotherapy), kidney malfunction, eating red meat and seafood, alcohol especially beer, genetic factors, and person's inability to excrete the uric acid in the urine. Excess amounts of uric acid leads to gout but not always. The excess amounts…
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