Rupa D. Shah, M.D.

According to WHO studies, a daily half-hour conversation on a mobile phone increases the likelihood of developing a brain tumor by 40%. According to statistics, on Mondays the risk of back injuries increases by 25%, and the risk of a heart attack by 33%. Be careful. If your liver stopped working, death would occur within a day.

Smiling just twice a day can lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes. The weight of the human brain is about 2% of the total body weight, but it consumes about 20% of the oxygen entering the blood. This fact makes the human brain extremely susceptible to damage caused by lack ofand oxygen. With regular visits to the solarium, the chance of getting skin cancer increases by 60%. Dentists have appeared relatively recently. Back in the 19th century, pulling out diseased teeth was part of the duties of an ordinary hairdresser.

Our kidneys are able to purify three liters of blood in one minute.

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The life span of cercariae in the form of mucous lumps in the external environment is 2-3 weeks. In molluscs, cercariae remain viable for up to two years, and metacercariae in ants for up to one year. Consequently, the problem of pastures with regard to dicroceliasis persists for up to three years if animals are not allowed on them.

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The pathogenic effect of dicrocelium on the organism of definitive hosts is expressed to varying degrees and depends on the intensity of the invasion and the general condition of the diseased organism. Intensive dicrocelial invasion is accompanied by significant morphological and physiological disorders of the liver, as well as other organs. In the bile ducts, catarrhal, atrophic and necrotic processes develop, followed by the development of cirrhosis of the liver.

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Clinical signs are uncharacteristic. In sick animals, yellowness of the mucous membranes, indigestion (diarrhea is replaced by constipation), progressive emaciation, and a decrease in productivity are noted. Under unsatisfactory conditions of feeding and keeping, the disease often ends fatally in adult sheep.