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    the effects of prolonged delay of puberty on bone growth and development among adolescents‚ 2) in adults‚ the effects on outcome of both endogenous and cross-sex hormone levels during treatment‚ 3) the requirement for and the effects of anti-androgens and progestins during treatment‚ and 4) long-term medical and psychological risks of sex reassignment. These needs can be met only by a commitment of mental health and endocrine investigators to collaborate in long-term‚ large-scale studies

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    thus “erased”‚ can lead to homosexuality when they escape erasure and are transmitted from father to daughter or mother to son. The researchers integrated evolutionary theory with recent advances in the molecular regulation of gene expression and androgen-dependent sexual development to produce a biological model that delineates the role of epigenetics in homosexuality. Epi-marks constitute an extra layer of information attached to our genes’ backbones that regulates their expression. While genes

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    Should birth control be treated the same way as other medications? Birth control is one of the most controversial topics that has been discussed nowadays. In the United States‚ 98% of women have used birth control at least once; of that percentage 62% use it regularly. Nowadays‚ the most commonly used form of birth control is the pill. The second one that may surprise you is sterilization. A 2010 survey found out that more than a third of birth control users have struggled at least once to afford

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    Makabuhay Plant Extract

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    A STUDY ON THE IN VITRO ANTIMITOTIC ACTIVITY OF TINOSPORA RUMPHII BOERL (MAKABUHAY) STEM EXTRACT ON A549 NON-SMALL LUNG CANCER CELL LINE WITH NORMAL SALINE SOLUTION AS NEGATIVE CONTROL AND VINCRISTINE AS POSITIVE CONTROL. Group 09 PBL 1 - Research Donaldo‚ Manuel Emerson S.‚ MD MSc. Butad‚ Mark Dave Isidore Estranero‚ Maria Fatima Lauro‚ Kathrina Joy Manago‚ Marika Zaphia Sala‚ Mikee Beneve Sy‚ Florge Francis Urtal‚ Sundyne SY 2012 – 2013 CHAPTER I Introduction

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    Essay On Endocrine System

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    Endocrine The endocrine gland system helps produce and deliver hormones. These help take control of many important body parts. It also helps your body change your calories into energy. Endocrine system is important because it impacts how your heart beats‚ how your tissues grow and even if you can have a baby. It also plays a role if you would or wouldn’t develop thyroid‚ growth disorders‚ or a host of other hormone related disorders. The glands of the endocrine system let go of specific hormones

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    normally then this will result in a male otherwise in a female. SRY gene switches another gene called SOX9 which switches other genes that masculine the brain and the body by controlling the release of hormones including the most important hormone the androgen testosterone. SRY gene determines both biological sex and gender in gender development‚ in rare cases where an XY male has a mutant non-functioning version of the SRY gene they will develop into normal fertile woman who develops female gender roles

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    period‚ and because a child’s gender identity is established by then‚ it cannot thereafter be changed without causing the child significant psychological problems. Early research did support this hypothesis. Goldwyn cites the case of Mrs DW‚ who had androgen insensitivity syndrome‚ but was brought up as a woman. When informed that she was biologically male‚ she felt that she was a woman and elected to remain that way. This shows that social factors strongly influence our gender identity; more so perhaps

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    Welding usually affects adolescents‚ but adults may also occur. Some people experience occasional pimple‚ while others have to deal with pimples in full-time pimples on your face look unpleasant and can cause anxiety and embarrassment to deal with this issue‚ you need to learn causes you What are the main causes of pimples? Of poor diet and hormone imbalance and more‚ there are many factors that contribute to acne. 1. Eat spicy food If your diet includes foods spiced with peppers and tomatoes

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    Exhibitionistic Disorder

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    Introduction Exhibitionistic Disorder is a person who exposes his or her genitals during inappropriate situations and derives sexual pleasure from it. This disorder has been characterized as a Paraphilic Disorder: a disorder that involves abnormal‚ extreme‚ or dangerous sexual desires or activities. Society often rejects exhibitionists; employment becomes difficult‚ labels and terms are put on people who suffer from this such as “flashers” or “perverts”‚ and it can become a challenge for exhibitionists

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    needed to form bone. Insufficient amounts of these minerals can cause bones to become brittle and weak over time. (Mayo Clinic Staff‚ 1998-2013) “The leading cause of osteoporosis is a lack of certain hormones‚ particularly estrogen in women and androgen in men. Women‚ especially those older than 60 years of age‚ are frequently diagnosed with the disease. Menopause is accompanied by lower estrogen levels and increases a woman’s risk for osteoporosis.” (William C. Shiel Jr.‚ MD‚ FACP‚ FACR‚ 2013)

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