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Mosquitoes carry some of the most dangerous diseases Malaria, yellow fever, Zika fever, dirofilariosis, meningitis, tularemia... Perhaps the mosquitoes are most often shadowed by malaria. This is a life-threatening disease, which is transmitted through the bites of infected mosquitoes - vectors of the genus Anopheles. In the territory of our region this species is almost not found. However, there is a theoretical possibility that a "normal" mosquito will bite an infected person and then bite another person. In this case, the possibility of malaria transmission is quite high.

The most common cancer in the world's female population Breast cancer. Approximately 19% of women experience the disease sooner or later. The animation shows tumor growth among the breast lobules☝🏻 However, the disease is treated quite successfully. But it is worth saying that there are many varieties of breast cancer, they behave differently and their prognosis is different.

It doesn't matter how old you are: your liver is always three years old. The eternally young age of the liver was determined by scientists from the Technical University of Dresden. They wanted to find out whether this organ retains the ability to regenerate over the years. The study confirmed: aging has no effect on anything. The scientists studied the organs of people who had died between the ages of 20 and 84. And in all cases, the liver cells were about the same age - no older than three years.

What many people have been so afraid of since their school days is vaccination by intramuscular injection. Not all vaccines are given this way. Many are given directly under the skin, while others are given orally.

Does the brain get tired from intellectual work? Well, if we look at the question from a purely technical point of view, no. The composition of the blood flowing through the brain doesn't change during mental work. Our "decision-making center" is not like a muscle. However, during intellectual work, the brain actively consumes fuel - glucose. And when there isn't enough "wood for the fire," we begin to experience exhaustion. Reduced glucose levels cause ATP levels to rise, which blocks dopamine (the hormone that makes us feel good and keeps us motivated). However, after a while, our brain automates any activity and it begins to require less and less energy. For example, if you get to work the same way every day, this activity will consume less energy.

Stunning animation of the urinary system From the moment blood enters the renal artery into the nephron (the functional unit of the kidney where filtration occurs). Until the urine enters the ureter, the bladder and then the urethra.