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Apr 29, 20264 min
Too Hot or Too Cold? How the Body Responds to Extreme Temperatures
What is Hypothermia and How is it Treated? Hypothermia occurs when the body’s temperature drops below 95 degrees Fahrenheit, leading to impaired bodily functioning. This is the result of the body losing heat faster than it can be produced, typically observed when someone is in extreme cold conditions, wet for prolonged periods of time, etc. Mild hypothermia is characterized by shivering, fatigue, increased respirations, and more. Moderate hypothermia is more severe and can lead to slurred...

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Apr 8, 20262 min
Unlocking Attention: How ADHD Medications Work in the Brain
What is ADHD? Before jumping into how ADHD medications actually work within the body, it is important to define what it is. ADHD is the acronym for Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. It is a very common neurodevelopment disorder found in both children and adults where individuals may have trouble controlling impulsive behaviors, may be unable to pay attention, and may poorly follow instructions (Cleveland Clinic, 2022). For many, the effects of ADHD can be effectively monitored through...

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Apr 2, 20264 min
A Balancing Act: How the Body Maintains Blood pH
The normal pH of blood lies between 7.35 to 7.45 which is right around the neutral mark of 7. Generally anything over 7 is termed basic, while anything under is acidic. With respect to blood pH, anything under 7.35 is termed acidosis and anything over 7.45 is termed alkalosis. pH in the blood can change for a wide variety of different reasons, including breathing changes, exercise, and health complications. For example, during strenuous exercise, lactic acid accumulates in the body, which per...

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