28 APR 2012 by ideonexus Death by Phosphorous Poisoning
Has many symptoms, but the most disturbing is that the victim glows in the dark.
Folksonomies: medicine,medical,autopsy

30 JAN 2012 by ideonexus Homeostasis
Origin of the word, meaning the tendency of animal life to maintain an internal equilibrium.
Folksonomies: biology,medicine,medical,homeostasis

16 JAN 2012 by ideonexus The Eagerness of Medical Sciences are Detrimental
The meddlesome nature of physicians means there is a small difference between having one and not having one help you.
Folksonomies: medicine,medical,doctors

14 JAN 2012 by ideonexus A Early Definition of Human Social Progress
That emphasizes a reduction in the death rate and argues that this is something we can do through education and improving the quality of life.
Folksonomies: medical,lifespan,quality

15 DEC 2011 by ideonexus Mary Baine on Comforting Patients
Patients cannot have peace of mind while they are in distress. (From: 'Principles of Symptom Control')
Folksonomies: medicine,medical,hospice,care

12 SEP 2011 by ideonexus The Art of Preserving Health
A poem by John Armstrong.
Folksonomies: todo,poetry,medicine,medical

01 SEP 2011 by ideonexus An Informed, Intelligent Patient is the Best Laboratory Animal
A great quote from Fuller Albright.
Folksonomies: medicine,medical,patient,cooperative

30 AUG 2011 by ideonexus While the Patient is Alive, the Urine is Ours
Addis remarks on learning about the state of the patient's kidneys from urine tests.
Folksonomies: medicine,medical,kidneys,pathology