Arm injuries

... for the Georgia Department of Community Health, combating sexually transmitted diseases. —Circumstance of Death: Died as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident March 29, 2005: Professor Carlos Hormaeche, 64 —Expertise: A leading international expert in microbiology ...

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I like those instant-cold packs for sports injuries. They contain a salt that undergoes endergonic dissolution, so you break the inner pouch and the pack gets cold. That makes a nice hands-on demo of an endergonic process and is not dreadfully ...

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... really; in my research I've found that the bodies, all animals, have redundancy in the number of t cells, neurons, etc. as a way to fight brain injuries and virus. one could surmise that, in a sci-fi type work, reorganizing and reducing the dependency on this redundancy would allow for an existing ...

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... how much damage there is... but pain sensation is both a physiological and psychological responce... many people have very traumatic sports injuries and they don't feel the pain to much after the event... as adrenaline may well delay a pain responce... but we also have other endogenous pain ...

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... number of times when we reach that number and our body STOPS dividing cells thats when we die (of course we also die because of illness and injuries BUT considering we were healthy )

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