A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON ORIGINAL SIN

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Research on the hypothalamus indicates that humans have a physiological proclivity to perform acts that religious doctrines consider evil. Primarily geared toward self-preservation, the hypothalamus controls aggression, lust, territoriality and violence. These drives are counterbalanced, however, by the activity of the neocortex, which controls inhibitory influences such as conscious thought and reasoning.

Physiological aspects, Brain, Neurophysiology, Localization (Brain function), Sin, Original, Original sin

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CONFLICTING PLOTS AND NARRATIVE DYSFUNCTION IN HEALTH CARE

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The article argues that the medical information can be understood, in part, by creating and understanding narratives about the profession. The nature of narrative is defined and the notion of narrative is used to explain how the lives of physicians have dramatically changed in the 1980s and 1990s.

Medicine, Medical care, Physicians, Medical professions, Portrayals, Fiction

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Tattoo removal

Article Abstract:

It is possible to remove tattoos without permanent scarring or hypo- or hyperpigmentation by Q-switched lasers. However, more than one kind of laser may be required for multicolored tattoos.

Methods, Usage, Lasers in medicine, Medical lasers, Tattooing

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