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egophiliac · 11 months ago
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I've had a beast of a cold for the last few days, but I wanted to get this out before the new year! while I've sort of made my peace with my first take on Lilia's UM poster, I really wanted to do a version with the new context that chapter 6 gave us. because. c'mon.
(don't worry, Lilia can carry ALL HIS KIDS AT ONCE)
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cambridgepublishers · 2 years ago
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Case Report Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine publishes imaging in Cardiovascular Medicine, case reports in Cardiovascular Medicine, videos in Cardiovascular Medicine case reports journal etc. This is further assessment and peer-reviewed by the editors of Cardiovascular Medicine Journal.
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revivalrequiem · 10 months ago
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# medical themed ✮
forgot who requested this. free to use, credit if reposting and using for edits requests.
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foxett · 4 months ago
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The 5 rw group making flower crowns post game ? :3
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Hey guys i bring the
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thegoodmorningman · 21 days ago
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Good Morning!!! We need solutions not excuses!!!
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anonymocha · 6 months ago
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I AM FINALLY DRAWING AGAIN
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ryusaidate · 4 months ago
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her effigy
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noosphe-re · 6 months ago
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Brain Images Just Got 64 Million Times Sharper (Ultra-Sharp Brain Scan, Duke University)
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telekitnetic-art · 3 months ago
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Spinning him
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allthebrazilianpolitics · 8 months ago
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First cow to produce human insulin in its milk created in Brazil
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Scientists have created a cow which can produce human insulin in its milk.
The animal is transgenic – meaning DNA from another species, in this case human, was introduced into it through genetic engineering.
The research was led by Matt Wheeler, professor in the Department of Animal Sciences at the University of Illinois in the US, who says it takes advantage of the special factors of the mammary gland.
“Mother Nature designed the mammary gland as a factory to make protein really, really efficiently.
“We can take advantage of that system to produce a protein that can help hundreds of millions of people worldwide.”
The research described in a new study in Biotechnology Journal.
Continue reading.
Tagging @mindblowingscience
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cambridgepublishers · 2 years ago
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Case Report Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine publishes imaging in Cardiovascular Medicine, case reports in Cardiovascular Medicine, videos in Cardiovascular Medicine case reports journal etc. This is further assessment and peer-reviewed by the editors of Cardiovascular Medicine Journal.
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secondwheel · 8 months ago
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You may or may not learn something new from this meme xD
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heardatmedschool · 6 months ago
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“And this is when we open the patient file.”
Radiologist when they have no idea what is going on in an image.
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cunning-frog · 10 months ago
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Holed Stones in English Folk Magic
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Stones with naturally occurring holes in them have many uses in magic all over the world. In England they have been used for protection and luck as well as in medicine. Holed stones are known by many different names, In England they have been and are known by numerous names such as Hag stones, Witch stones, Serpents'/Snakes' eggs, Adder stones, and Lucky stones. For the sake of clarity, I will be referring to them as ‘holed stones’.
Luck and Protection
Holed stones are used as amulets for protection against Hags, witches, faeries, and other spirits, when they are used in this way they are referred to as hag or witch stones. People would hang a holed stone above the door of their home or barn, and sometimes passageways within the home. People would also keep a small holed stone in a pocket for luck and protection.
Holed stones have also been known for being lucky, being worn around the neck for luck or tossed over the shoulder after spitting through the stone's hole to grant a wish. It was also said that is a person tied a holed stone to their house keys, those who resided in the home would be prosperous.
In communities where fishing and/or sailing was common the use of holed stones for protection was common, tying them to the bows of boats or inside of smaller rowing boats for protection while at sea. Holed stones were also used to protect against drowning, Christopher Duffin (2011) writes, “The coxswain of the Ramsay lifeboat [during 1929], also a fisherman by trade, always wore a small discoidal [holed] stone around his neck, threaded with copper wire. The amulet, passed down through three generations of fishermen, was credited with preserving the life of the wearer through terrible maritime circumstances.”
Medicine
As these holed stones protected against hags, witches, faeries, and other spirits they would often be used in medicine, as magic was often thought to be the cause of illness.
One of the illnesses holed stones were used to treat is ‘hag-riding’, in the book A Dictionary of English Folklore it is defined as  “a frightening sensation of being held immobile in bed, often by a heavy weight pressing on one’s stomach or chest […] In folklore, it was thought of as a magical attack, though whether by demonic incubus, ghost, harmful fairy, or witch varied according to place and period.” (Simpson & Roud, 2003) Today hag-riding is understood to be sleep paralysis. To treat hag-riding a holed stone would be hung above the bed of the sufferer or, if the sufferer is an animal, placed in a stable.
This belief applied to both humans as well as other animals; hag stones were often used in the treatment of ill livestock. In Lancashire holed stones would be tied to the back of cows to protect them from all forms of harm, “self-holed stones, termed ‘lucky-stones,’ are still suspended over the backs of cows in order that they may be protected from every diabolical influence.” (Harland and Wilkinson 1873).
Sources:
 Thwaite, A.-S. (2020). Magic and the material culture of healing in early modern England [Apollo - University of Cambridge Repository]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.63593
Vicky, King (2021, November 11). Hag Stones and Lucky Charms. https://www.horniman.ac.uk/story/hag-stones-and-lucky-charms/
Pitt Rivers Museum, Accession Number: 1985.51.987.1 https://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/collections-online#/item/prm-object-239947 (c) Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, Date Accessed: 21 January 2024
Adams, Thomas, fl. 1612-1653., 2013, A commentary or, exposition vpon the diuine second epistle generall, written by the blessed apostle St. Peter. By Thomas Adams, Oxford Text Archive, http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12024/A00665
Jacqueline Simpson & Steve Roud (2003). A Dictionary of English Folklore. Oxford University Press. https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803095941856
Christopher J. Duffin (2011) Herbert Toms (1874–1940), Witch Stones, and Porosphaera Beads, Folklore, 122:1, 84-101, DOI: 10.1080/0015587X.2011.537134
Harland, J., & Wilkinson, T. T. (1873). Lancashire Legends: Traditions, Pagents, Sports, & C. With an Appendix Containing a Rare Tract on the Lancashire Witches, & C., &c. G. Routledge. https://archive.org/details/cu31924028040057
Photo source:
File:Hag Stones (8020251781).jpg. (2023, February 2). Wikimedia Commons. Retrieved 04:11, January 26, 2024 from https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Hag_Stones_(8020251781).jpg&oldid=729610598.
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fiddles-ifs · 8 months ago
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April fools. Devin warrior cat oc
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stuckinapril · 9 months ago
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my gma told me that my mom used to wake up, eat breakfast, then study for 12 hours straight. every fuckin day. and my gpa would bring her food and tell her to take breaks bc of how immersed she was. she’s literally my role model forever
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