Medical Science

The question is misleading because there are many kinds of embryos – fish embryos, chicken embryos, mouse embryos and so on. Embryo is a generic term to describe an early phase in development when a single fertilized cell divides rapidly…
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Imagine a world without scientific disclosure of evidence in research. Remember that the world as people know it today is changing because of current advances in scientific evidence, as well as many other revelations of scientific truth, over the years.  …
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Sodium ions are very important for the normal functioning of the human body.  If the concentration of sodium in the extracellular space falls too low we may die due to the neurological symptoms that accompany the condition such as coma…
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The human skeletal system is the framework on which just about everything else is held together. The bones in your body serve as attachment points for muscles and organs, allowing for protection and easy motion. The scapula is a bone…
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To say that we as humans only use 10 percent of our brains would be a drastic understatement. The phrase has been so popular though that there must be some bit of truth to it, or is there?  The origins…
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In the life of most of the lower mammals, olfaction – or the sense of smell – plays a very important role in providing information about the “outside” world, particularly as regards sources of food and the presence of danger. …
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Biomedical refers to the application of the biological, physical and chemical sciences to the study of medical issues. The term is most commonly used in combination with the either the word research or engineer. A biomedical researcher can work in…
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Scientists do not release their raw data in their published studies. Instead, they describe their methods of data collection and analysis, and show the final results of that analysis. Disclosing the methods and evidence is extremely important for assessing the…
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Overview of the heart function: The heart can be considered the pumping station for blood toward the lungs as well as the rest of the body and will adapt to various metabolic and physiological demands that arise at various stages…
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In this article, I will discuss briefly the effect of human growth hormone on the metabolism of biomolecules inside the body, namely, proteins, carbohydrates and lipids.  I mentioned the word human because each creature has different growth hormone in structure…
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