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plasmalogen
A type of phospholipid found in high concentrations in the human brain and heart that is…
Healthneuroregeneration
The natural process by which new neurons are generated or damaged nerve cells are…
Healthanagrelide
A medication used to treat essential thrombocythemia by reducing the number of platelets…
Healthneoadjuvant
Referring to a medical therapy, such as chemotherapy or radiation, administered to a…
Healthropeginterferon
A synthetic, long-acting interferon drug approved by the FDA as a therapy for blood…
Healththrombocythemia
A chronic blood disorder characterized by an overproduction of platelets, which can…
Healthmistranscribe
To write down or process something incorrectly, specifically in the context of an AI…
Healthepithelium
The thin tissue forming the outer layer of a body's surface and lining the inner cavities…
Healthtestis
The male reproductive gland that produces sperm and hormones.
Healthantitoxin
A medical preparation containing antibodies that neutralize the toxins produced by…
Healthdysphoric
A state of profound unease, dissatisfaction, or emotional distress.
Healthstenosis
The abnormal narrowing of a blood vessel or other tubular structure in the body, which…
Healthbicuspid
Having two cusps or points, specifically referring to the heart's mitral valve, which is…
Healthorthostatic
Relating to or caused by an upright standing posture.
Healthatrophying
To gradually decline, weaken, or waste away due to lack of use or practice.
Healthtaxane
A class of chemotherapy drugs that work by interfering with the internal structure of…
Healthanar
The juice of the pomegranate, a fruit valued for its high polyphenol content and its…
Healthradiochemistry
The branch of chemistry concerned with the properties and reactions of radioactive…
Healthesophagus
The muscular tube that connects the throat to the stomach, which clinicians must avoid…
Healthintubation
The medical procedure of inserting a tube into a person's airway to help them breathe.
Healthhaematological
Relating to the branch of medicine concerned with the study, diagnosis, and treatment of…
Healthepinephrine
A medication used as an emergency treatment for severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis)…
Healthgalactose
A specific type of sugar molecule found in many mammals that serves as the key allergen…
Healthautoinjectors
Medical devices used for the rapid, self-administered injection of a drug, commonly used…
Healthurticarial
Relating to or characterized by hives, which are itchy, raised, red welts on the skin…
Healthintegumentary
Relating to the integument, which is the natural outer covering of an organism, such as…
Healthpregabalin
A prescription medication commonly used to treat anxiety, nerve pain, and seizures.
Healthimmunological
Relating to the immune system or the branch of medicine and biology concerned with…
Healthgingival
Relating to the gums, which are the soft tissues surrounding the teeth.
Healthalgorithmovigilance
The systematic process of evaluating, monitoring, and overseeing the performance and…
Healthtelesurgery
A surgical procedure performed by a surgeon on a patient who is in a different location,…
Healthtelesurgical
Relating to surgery performed by a surgeon located at a distance from the patient, using…
Healthretinoids
A class of chemical compounds derived from vitamin A that are commonly used in skincare…
Healthmyokines
Signaling proteins released by muscle fibers into the bloodstream in response to muscle…
Healthsystolic
Relating to systole, the phase of the heartbeat when the heart muscle contracts and pumps…
Healthpostacute
Referring to the period of recovery or ongoing medical care immediately following a…
Healthnanodispersible
Describes a substance processed into extremely small particles that can be easily spread…
Healthanxiolytic
A substance that inhibits or reduces anxiety.
Healthectopic
Refers to a pregnancy that occurs outside the uterus, typically in the fallopian tube,…
Healthintrauterine
Located or occurring within the uterus, specifically in the context of an intrauterine…
Healthableism
Discrimination, prejudice, or stereotyping directed toward people with disabilities based…
Healthpertussis
A highly contagious bacterial respiratory infection, commonly known as whooping cough,…
Healthhaemophilus
A genus of bacteria that includes species responsible for various serious human…
Healthinfirmary
A small hospital or facility for the care of the sick or injured, often within a larger…
Healthvascularisation
The process of forming or developing blood vessels in a bodily tissue or organ.
Healthischaemic
Relating to or caused by a restriction in blood supply to tissues, causing a shortage of…
Healthatherogenic
Promoting or capable of causing the formation of fatty deposits or plaques on the inner…
Healthdyslipidemia
An abnormal concentration of fats or lipids in the blood, such as high levels of…
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