It can lead to aortic aneurysms, arterial thrombosis, and strokes. Penetrating aortic ulcer: This is a chronic condition that’s very similar to aortic dissection but is usually considered a separate ...

Among the rarer fruits in the collection are a few scraps of lychee skin and a set of 19 seeds from what appears to have been a single cherimoya, a fruit native to South America, the first find of ...

THE third part of Professor Walmsley's “Manual of Practical Anatomy “is devoted to the dissection of the head and neck, for which a period of about ten weeks is suggested. The usual order of ...

Spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) is an increasingly recognized cause of acute coronary syndrome or sudden cardiac death, primarily affecting relatively young women (median age, 51 years) ...

We're all aware that eating fruits and vegetables is recommended due to their nutritional benefits. However, there's an animal product that has been deemed healthier than many green foods.

Twenty-two states and the District of Columbia have passed dissection-choice laws, which give young learners the ability to complete a similar assignment using a modern, alternative training method.

Once there, the ice was carefully unwrapped and dried, crushed into small pieces and sweetened with prickly pear, honey or agave syrup and sometimes even mixed with fruits like zapote, cherimoya ...

Despite that withdrawal, Ford confirmed the nation would oppose the dissection of stable trade agreements. “I’ve spoken with Prime Minister [Mark] Carney. We agree Canada needs to stand firm ...

Motorists with certain health conditions are being warned to notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) of their diagnosis, otherwise they could be facing a £1000 fine. The government ...

Patients presenting with cervical artery dissection (CAD) are at risk for subsequent ischemic events. We aimed to identify characteristics that are associated with increased risk of ischemic stroke ...

The puzzle became known as “Dudeney’s dissection” or the “haberdasher’s problem,” and it was even featured in Scientific American’s June 1958 issue. Martin Gardner, a mathematician ...