Fire and blood, blood of my blood, blood magic, king's blood — blood matters in Game of Thrones.
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Blood-to-blood Zika is almost exclusively transmitted blood-to-blood, which means a transfusion from an infected blood donor could lead to an infection.
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But his blood is my blood and my blood is hers.
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It is in your parents' blood, your children's blood, your lover's blood.
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All you see is blood: your own blood, the blood of others.
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Blood on the floor, blood up the walls, blood splattered on the ceiling.
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Blood transfusions often involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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Blood transfusions oftentimes involve supplementing patients with specific blood components (also known as products) — like blood plasma, including red blood cells, which carry oxygen, or platelets, which are essential for making blood clot.
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They include normalizing blood sugar, blood pressure and blood lipid levels and curing sleep apnea.
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Researchers measured heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar and other blood markers during each test condition.
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The strategy had resonance, since blood provides so many of our metaphors about family: blood ties, blood relations, blood is thicker than water, and so on.
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Chemicals in secondhand smoke can cause changes to blood flow, blood vessels, blood pressure and heart rhythm.
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Where to give blood: the AABB, America's Blood Centers, American Red Cross, the Armed Services Blood Program.
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If "health" is ideal blood sugar, blood pressure, and blood cholesterol, the diet could make you healthy.
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Now, Facebook is bringing its Blood Donations feature to the U.S. At launch, Facebook is partnering with leading blood donation organizations across the U.S., including America's Blood Centers, the American Red Cross, Inova, New York Blood Center, Rock River Valley Blood Center, Stanford Blood Center, Versiti and Vitalant.
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Current partners include America's Blood Centers, the American Red Cross, Inova, New York Blood Center, Rock River Valley Blood Center, Stanford Blood Center, Versiti and Vitalant, Facebook said.
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The extra sodium an increase the volume of blood flowing through blood vessels and raise your blood pressure.
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His blood and her blood, and his blood are all on a sock that is in his bedroom.
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Plus, though sharks can detect blood from a quarter of a mile away, period blood is not blood.
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These can include self-measured home blood pressure, 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure, and automated unobserved blood pressure.
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Hundreds of teenagers in uniform chanted "blood for blood, we will not accept blood money" in the footage.
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Ramsay understands how to do the blood thing like a science—blood on windows, floors, lots of blood.
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Weyes BloodPeople think it's pronounced "ways blood" but it's actually "wise blood," proving Weyes Blood is Nine Trey.
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Systolic pressure is the force with which the heart pumps blood through the blood vessels, while diastolic pressure measures resistance in the body's blood vessels to the blood flow.
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Blood pressure is defined by two numbers - systolic pressure, which represents the force with which the heart pumps blood into the blood vessels, and diastolic pressure, a measure of the resistance to the blood flow in the body's blood vessels.
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Often, the body will produce more red blood cells, which carry blood to our organs and thicken the blood.
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Blood doping, on the other hand, helps out on an athlete's endurance by increasing the oxygen carrying red blood cells in the blood through blood transfusions or injections of Erythropoietin.
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This can cause blood vessels to dilate, or become wider, decreasing blood pressure and helping blood flow easier, he says.
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Where you can give blood: America's Blood Centers, American Red Cross, OneBlood, the AABB, and the Armed Services Blood Program.
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And while these creatures can detect blood from more than a quarter mile away, period blood isn't actually all blood.
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The Polish Blood campaign is running at the same time as NHS Blood and Transplant's "Missing Type" blood drive campaign, an international effort calling for new people to register as blood donors.
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True Blood is a lot like the vampires in True Blood, in the sense that True Blood will never get old.
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Routine blood tests often show high levels of these early white blood cells and not enough red blood cells or platelets.
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Blood cells like platelets and white blood cells clump together and stick to blood vessels, injuring the lining and blocking them.
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"Blood for blood, we won't accept blood money!" they chanted, a rallying cry for justice for the protesters who were killed.
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Dr. Wu is working to improve a basic blood test that measures red blood cells, white blood cells and so forth.
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Dilated blood vessels mean more blood leaking out before clotting.
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The conductivity of blood is also dependent on blood flow.
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Blood thinners are my continuing treatment for the blood clot.
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"Blood in, blood out" was the gang's code, prosecutors said.
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Blood supplies must constantly be replenished because blood is perishable.
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The squeamishness is not about blood, it's about menstrual blood.
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But if you like to donate blood anyway, this can make it easier to locate blood banks that need your blood type.
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Also called blood stem cells, hematopoietic cells are immature cells that can develop into white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets.
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The Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center is asking for donations, especially for those that can donate blood platelets and O-negative blood.
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Symptoms of low blood pressure can sometimes be a result of too much blood pressure medication or too many blood pressure drugs.
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Those interested in donating blood may contact the following organizations: AABB, America's Blood Centers, American Red Cross and Armed Services Blood Program.
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The nitrites can be further converted into nitric oxide when circulating in the blood, which can improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure.
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According to Star, the purple theme was inspired by his previous two "blood" collections, which included the Blood Sugar and Blue Blood palettes.
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SAA is a blood disorder in which a patient's bone marrow fails to produce enough red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
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When that happens, the body undergoes a cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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The safety of blood products, including red blood cells, plasma and platelets, is typically ensured through donor screening and testing of donated blood.
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Calix plots with anti-Blood senator Smythe (Ted Atherton), helps run Blood concentration camps, and attempts to kill Blood sympathizer Luther multiple times.
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You can find updated locations to give blood through the AABB, America's Blood Centers, American Red Cross and the Armed Services Blood Program.
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Users will be able to find blood donors nearby, and also offer to give blood by signing up and designating their blood type.
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This includes sleep and controlling blood pressure and blood sugar levels.
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"I'm shipping blood to Alaska, gallons of fake blood," Calimquim says.
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Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on your arteries.
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Whole blood containing plasma, platelets and red blood cells is readied.
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Every day is punctuated by various tests—blood, blood pressure, urine.
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"Blood for blood, even if (we get) civilian rule!" protesters chanted.
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In the mixed blood, some mother's antibodies attack the baby's blood.
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In addition, their blood pressure, blood sugar and lipids were recorded.
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Damage to blood vessels begins soon after blood pressure is elevated.
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They break capillaries and small blood vessels while probing for blood.
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It's something in our blood… and from father comes the blood.
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All poems poison the blood And the blood is destruction distilled.
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God has joined my blood and his blood, Zanna told himself.
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There are four general categories of blood pressure measurements:Normal blood pressure.
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Blood is blood and DNA is DNA and cells are cells.
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When blocked, blood vessel walls relax and blood flow is increased.
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One donor gave blood at United Blood Services in Reno, Nev.
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Blood and saliva samples were collected and blood pressure was measured.
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At that time, the agency advised screening blood and blood components for the virus or stopping blood collection completely in areas of active transmission.
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Making blood vessels smaller than actual human blood vessels allows the scientists to take the blood vessel from goop to testable in just hours.
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Blood pressure is determined by the balance between the output of blood from the heart and the resistance to blood flow in the arteries.
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"Blood for blood, we won't accept blood money," the crowd chanted, repeating a slogan first used during protests against Bashir that began in December.
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It's got blood and guts, but no blood and guts, you know?
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Fun Fact: The film's "blood geyser" used 500 gallons of fake blood.
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Blood Drive is soaked in blood because it's soaked in financial desperation.
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So our sweat, blood and tears are their sweat, blood and tears.
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What was won in blood would be defended in blood, he averred.
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Because he kept saying to my mom: 'Blood oh no Charles, blood!
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A blood test found that his white blood cell counts were off.
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It can also affect blood sugar levels and cause low blood pressure.
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"It's just blood, common old human blood like everyone's got," he said.
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They include having high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol and being diabetic.
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They enjoy what is known as blood play or a blood fetish.
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Someone will say "spill blood," and blood, I suspect, will be spilled!
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Those in the Toronto area can donate blood through Canadian Blood Services.
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That was in Nadia's blood—and it was in his blood too.
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If Kim says there is no bad blood, there's no bad blood.
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Often called a blood thinner, warfarin does not actually thin the blood.
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"Blood Mirror" started in 2014 and was my first human blood project.
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This results in blood pumping faster, muscles tightening and blood pressure rising.
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In some cases, high blood pressure can cause blood vessels to burst.
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Blood was pouring into body cavities from scores of torn blood vessels.
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And for blood transfusions to work, you need well matched blood groups.
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Raised blood pressure is defined as someone having systolic blood pressure above 140 and a diastolic blood pressure above 90 -- usually read as 140/90.
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They also found a teal skirt with blood on it; Whipple's wristwatch and sweatshirt also allegedly had blood on them matching Shelley's blood, he said.
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"So you don't need to take the blood from potential patients and move that into [blood testing labs] in the general blood supply," Medved said.
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A blood pressure app, for example, was found to incorrectly tell 80 percent of people with high blood pressure that their blood pressure was fine.
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Despite the Theranos debacle, over a dozen startups are looking at our blood – to track diabetes, detect various blood markers, analyze blood type or diseases.
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"Blood play can be cathartic on many levels," she says, referring to the emotional release many blood fetishists experience when releasing blood with a partner.
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Blood tests indicated that these cases had eosinophilia cells in their blood, a disease-fighting blood cell that is a common sign of parasitic infection.
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Dozens tearfully chanted, "Down with military rule" and "Blood for blood, we will not accept blood money" near the bodies that were covered in flags.
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If sepsis progresses, the body may experience a catastrophic cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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Some of the blood tests currently used to diagnose cancer include complete blood count, blood protein testing, tumor marker tests, and circulating tumor cell tests.
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Well... it's kind of everywhere — and it's extremely likely that it's already in your blood, your family's blood, and will be in your children's blood.
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Red blood cell counts increase, but not in proportion to the increase in blood volume, reducing the oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood, he said.
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Yet "a person who in repeated tests of blood measure has high blood pressure is indeed properly described as having high blood pressure," Greenwald said.
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It the size of a cake tin and performs 33 common medical tests including blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, blood hemoglobin, urine protein and glucose.
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There, individuals can directly request blood donations through Facebook, raising fears that the blood donation feature could exacerbate the existing illicit blood trade in that country.
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Such changes in blood flow could cause fatty buildup in blood vessels called plaques to loosen, leading to dangerous blood clots in the heart or brain.
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Daily blood tests can chart the progress of the new recruits: White blood cells such as neutrophils recover first, followed by red blood cells and platelets.
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While nutrients and oxygen from the mother's blood are transferred to fetal blood through the placenta, the growing mammals do not draw blood from their mothers.
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Six of the astronauts experienced stagnant or reverse blood flow, one had a blood clot and another was found to have a potential partial blood clot.
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This type of cancer causes bone marrow to make abnormal versions of white blood cells, red blood cells or platelets, which are responsible for blood clotting.
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More complete blood pressure data should enable healthier decisions and lower blood pressures.
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But that thickens the blood and can cause complications like clogged blood vessels.
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Yesterday, during the so-called "Super Blood Wolf Blood Moon," it finally happened.
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They occur when a blood clot cuts off blood flow to the brain.
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You can determine potassium in your blood on your watch without any blood.
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For example, a blood infection, or sepsis, can result in low blood pressure.
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I'd have to include 1/32 Sioux* blood and 1/64 German blood.
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It also helps that she's Kim's blood — a pure, 100 percent blood relative.
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Blood donations: Check with the group AABB about giving blood for Florence victims.
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Blood pressure is the force of blood flow in arteries, veins and capillaries.
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Or she needs new blood, more blood that can wash the sickness away.
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Blood donations saved his life, so he pledged to become a blood donor.
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When Christ's blood is served at Communion, it's a kind of blood sacrifice.
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Specifically, the practice in question infuses blood plasma, the liquid component of blood.
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Begbie (Robert Carlyle), recently escaped from jail, is out for blood — Mark's blood.
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His blood type was previously A-positive, now it's A-negative: Amelia's blood.
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She made blood pancakes, fried reindeer heart, fried liver, liver pate, blood sausages.
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Lines formed at daybreak outside of blood banks operated by United Blood Services.
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" Blood Pressure Cuff "I check my blood pressure at least twice a day.
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Rather than absorb blood (and other fluids) like a tampon, cups collect blood.
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Blood banks across the country are reporting shortages as blood drives are cancelled.
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I have a blood issue, and so I get blood tests a lot.
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The standard treatment is oral anticoagulants, or blood thinners, to prevent blood clots.
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Callimachi: Had you seen blood before, I mean real blood, before this experience?
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Pools of static blood dried into a thick paste in her blood vessels.
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The line to donate blood is out the door at United Blood Service.
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Plasma, the liquid portion of the blood, contains proteins that help clot blood.
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A flesh-and-blood rock star of flesh and blood, if you will.
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Other contraindications for medication abortion include having blood disorders or taking blood thinners.
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The blood thinner would help the baby get better blood flow, he explained.
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Was the blood of my classmates and my teachers worth your blood money?
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You take the young blood and you put it in the old blood?
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These genes allow the fetus to release hormones that elevate its mother's blood pressure, increasing the amount of blood that goes to the fetus, and to raise its mother's blood sugar so more sugar-rich blood goes through the placenta.
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What high blood pressure means for youHow to raise low blood pressure with water and salty snacksHow to lower blood pressure with a heart-healthy diet and exerciseWhat causes high blood pressure and how to know if you have hypertension
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This may make biological sense, because arteries don't need to be as flexible when there isn't much blood in them, but when the blood flow increases, the blood vessel remains stiff, increasing blood pressure and raising the risk for atherosclerosis.
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In the meantime, researchers at the Blood Systems Research Institute (BSRI), a unit of the blood and transfusion services company Blood Systems Inc, are evaluating the possibility of refining an existing Zika test to temporarily screen blood from Puerto Rico.
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Blood then pooled between the layers of the arterial wall, like a blood pressure cuff filling with air, and blocked the flow of blood to her heart.
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Using this tool, blood banks can notify potential donors (who can share their blood type) of a blood shortage, for example, and steer them toward their location.
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With public blood banks, donors can deposit their baby's blood for free, with the understanding that they can't necessarily access their children's blood if they need it.
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Hypertension is the medical term for high blood pressure, or when blood vessels cannot relax enough and create higher resistance to blood pumping through the circulatory system.
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Sickle cell disease can be extremely painful, causing blood cells to get trapped in blood vessels and lead to heart failure, debilitating fatigue, strokes and blood clots.
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There's promising evidence showing cocoa flavanols can increase the synthesis of nitric oxide in the blood vessels, which boosts blood flow (or vasodilation) and reduces blood pressure.
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Blood was coming out of my eyes, blood was coming out of my—wherever.
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Those looking to donate blood are encouraged to donate to blood centers, not hospitals.
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During the surgery, I lost a lot of blood and needed four blood transfusions.
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Blood absorbs green light, so when blood flows faster it absorbs more green light.
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Speaking of blood transfusion, to what extent are we still suffering from blood shortages?
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Seattle residents wait to donate blood at the Puget Sound Blood Center on Sept.
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Opinion: Celibacy 'compromise' for gay blood donors is discriminatory So who can donate blood?
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Less than that can throw off your blood pressure, blood sugar, and increase inflammation.
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Raised blood glucose can eventually damage the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys and nerves.
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That's what's left after taking the red blood cells out of cow fetus blood.
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Additionally, Jehovah's Witnesses believe blood is sacred, and thus do not get blood transfusions.
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She was put on vasopressors, drugs that tighten blood vessels and raise blood pressure.
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Decongestants squeeze blood vessels in the nose, reducing inflammation by restricting the blood supply.
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The FDA regulates blood collection and manufacturing of blood products in the United States.
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Norepinephrine, a so-called vasoconstrictor, raises blood pressure by causing blood vessels to constrict.
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For example, stress and inflammation near blood vessels can cause blood vessels to constrict.
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In general, people with type O-negative blood can donate blood to nearly anyone.
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The blood pressure patients were compared to 111,936 people not taking blood pressure medications.
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They're good for absorbing blood from minor cuts and then marveling AT that blood.
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For example, some deaths are related to high blood pressure of significant blood loss.
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So were his platelets – a type of blood cell that helps blood to clot.
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Blood vessels in the extremities also constrict, channeling oxygen-rich blood to vital organs.
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Lisinopril blocks the enzyme angiotensin, which tightens blood vessels, leading to lower blood pressure.
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As I cut into his scalp, his blood spilled forth, as thinned blood does.
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The challenge with blood is that you have plasma, platelets and red blood cells.
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The researchers again scrutinized their blood for levels of fatty acids and blood sugar.
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City officials are also worried about blood shortages as corporations cancel company blood drives.
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"Blood for blood," Leng Feng tells Big Daddy as they lunge at each other.
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"If your blood doesn't boil even now, it's not blood but water," they chanted.
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Many residents were selling their blood, which was pooled with blood from other donors.
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The blood pressure monitor works the same way as one at a doctor's office: the cuff inflates to measure systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate.
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If you are in Texas, there are additional ways you can contribute: Donate blood: The South Texas Blood & Tissue Center desperately needs more than 2,000 units of blood.
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While the blood bag slowly filled up with half a liter of my blood (the same amount you donate at the blood bank), I stared into the distance.
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In the case of a blood clot, the doctor would prescribe a clot busting drug which would open up the blood vessels to get the blood flowing again.
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An infectious virus wouldn't linger in someone's blood for a long time after they're sick, so it's not a concern for blood banks or people receiving blood transfusions.
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An infectious virus wouldn't linger in someone's blood for a long time after they're sick, so it's not a concern for blood banks or people receiving blood transfusions.
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Some of the researchers who did the original young blood studies have shown (again in mice) that old blood hurts more than young blood helps and suggest that it'd be a better idea to instead just study why old blood is harmful.
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Fifty-eight are the routine blood and urine tests that are run in most American medical offices: measurements of red and white blood cells, blood sugar, liver enzymes and so on, plus tests for one-time events like pregnancy or transfusion blood-typing.
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What low blood pressure meansHypotension is the medical term for low blood pressure, which is typically defined by a blood pressure reading of 90/60 mm Hg or lower.
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A newer development is blood doping—transfusing blood or taking a synthetic version of erythropoietin (EPO), a hormone produced in the kidneys, to increase levels of red blood cells.
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About a third of students had high blood sugar or cholesterol, and nearly half of students had high blood pressure on at least one of two blood pressure readings.
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But low blood volume means there's less blood to return to the upper part of the body — plus the heart is probably not as capable of pumping that blood.
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Holmes had promised that Edison could conduct blood tests on just a drop of blood, compared to the technology of competitors that required tubes of blood to do so.
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Because of this, blood banks that accept blood from eligible gay men won't be able to send it to be processed; their blood will only be used for transfusions.
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US blood banks currently have enough blood to meet the immediate medical needs of patients being treated in the aftermath of the shooting, according to a blood bank official.
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Without a way to screen potential donors, blood banks in areas experiencing outbreaks would have been forced to shut down local collections of whole blood and red blood cells.
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Background: A stroke happens when brain cells die because the blood supply is interrupted by a clot, or a blood vessel bursts from high blood pressure or an aneurysm.
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A varied supply of public cord blood is important to medicine, as a child's own cord blood may not always be the most useful in treating a blood disorder.
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Studies show that they also make blood less likely to clot, lower blood pressure, keep blood vessels healthy and less likely to narrow, reduce triglycerides and lower inflammation. Whew!
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By Monday, more than 13,000 units of blood were collected, the One Blood organization said.
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When a blood vessel is damaged, it can rupture and leak blood, causing a bruise.
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You also can cheat through blood doping, to increase the supply of red blood cells.
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We were laying in puddles of blood, and my girlfriend's friend was covered in blood.
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Used blood collection bags from a blood donation center in Yiyang, Hunan, south-central China.
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Blood pressure is a measure of the force of blood moving through your artery walls.
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The heart, for instance, is a muscular organ that pumps blood through our blood vessels.
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"I just remember you can smell the blood, there was so much blood," Leiva said.
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If you have "Bad Blood" with Taylor Swift, you have "Bad Blood" with the #squad.
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"High blood pressure is high blood pressure and high cholesterol is high cholesterol," said Deutsch.
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Blood pressure is the force your heart uses to pump blood through your circulatory system.
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He laid out everything the gay community has to offer blood donation centers ... besides blood.
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If you live near El Paso, the blood donation center Vitalant is accepting blood donations.
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Cow blood, as it turned out, wasn't nourishing enough, while chicken blood was too expensive.
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The disease causes red blood cells to stick to vessel walls, which block blood flow.
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And blood transfusions increase the number of red blood cells that transfer oxygen to muscles.
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Gore has already started painting using blood her own blood and donations from INDECLINE members.
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She hemorrhaged so much blood during the cesarean section that she needed several blood transfusions.
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In 2016 the FDA advised U.S. blood centers to screen all blood donations for Zika.
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To them, they're just doing their part by giving blood today at United Blood Services.
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There was so much blood in the water it was practically more blood than water.
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The company buys its supply from blood banks, which also sell blood to pharmaceutical companies.
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Type A, B, and O blood all share the same core red blood cell structure.
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Centrifuges are used to separate out the main components of blood: plasma and blood cells.
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My blood cannot save him because I'm a gay man who's banned from donating blood.
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It is, obviously, used as an ingredient in things like blood sausages, and blood soups.
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"A lot of it was, 'Qoy Qoyi,' which means 'blood of my blood,'" he explained.
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"The whole bed was soaked with blood, and the blood was dripping down," Oduor says.
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One time, after a nurse drew blood from him, Dmitrij's trousers were covered with blood.
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No matter what type of blood you have, you can receive type O-negative blood.
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That's like if the Red Cross changed its mission from giving blood to drinking blood.
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"Physical activity has shown to lower blood pressure and blood (sugar), and (cholesterol)," Kang added.
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Control of body weight, high blood pressure and elevated blood sugar are also critically important.
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To ensure an adequate blood supply we need people to come out and donate blood.
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Serological tests use blood serum, the liquid part of blood, excluding cells and clotting proteins.
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Stephanie is taking an innovative blood thinner that requires only annual blood tests to monitor.
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Blood glucose should be routinely monitored, high blood pressure effectively treated and smoking avoided entirely.
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The blood test looks at things like cholesterol, blood sugar, and signs of drug use.
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For some time, I've had high blood pressure and blood clots in my left leg.
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A blood test revealed that the couple's daughter, Ria, 22, also had elevated blood sugar.
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And in season six's "Blood of My Blood," Daenerys mades the entire Khalasar her bloodriders.
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A stroke is a disease that occurs when a blood clot blocks the blood supply to the brain, or a blood vessel in the brain bursts, according to the CDC.
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The average increase in blood pressure sounds small — two units for systolic blood pressure and one unit for diastolic blood pressure — but it's not insignificant in terms of health impact.
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What is normal blood pressure According to the American Heart Association, a normal blood pressure reading is 120/80 mm Hg, though normal blood pressure ranges are different for children.
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In a May 53 study, researchers in France analyzed the blood of 30 healthy French blood donors and discovered the equivalent of one complete bacterial genome per human blood cell.
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The only groups that can put out calls for blood using Facebook's service are recognized blood donation centers like the American Red Cross, Vitalant, and the New York Blood Center.
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The endothelium is surrounded by the media—a layer of smooth muscle cells that can constrict the blood vessels restrict blood flow or dilate it to let more blood through.
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To make the blood orange syrup, Maestracci combines the juice of a blood orange with one part honey, then adds blood orange zest, a pinch of salt, and lemongrass chunks.
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Platelets in the bears' blood become less sticky, acting as a natural blood thinner, the researchers found, perhaps to counteract blood clots that could form during long periods of immobility.
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Research indicates that elevated blood pressure in children is associated with early damage to the heart and blood vessels and that reduced sodium reduction levels lowers blood pressure in children.
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The idea for synthetic blood came from a report out of Britain last year that scientists were planning to start giving synthetic blood as a substitute for donated human blood.
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Because blood is being pumped into your biceps faster than it can leave (when you work out, there's an increase in blood flow), the muscle becomes temporarily engorged with blood.
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By using medications that constrict blood vessels and temporarily reduce blood flow, doctors can reduce the risk of a major bleed out that would necessitate a blood transfusion for recovery.
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Treatment typically involves use of medications that keep cholesterol and blood pressure in check, aspirin to prevent blood clots, and nitroglycerin to relax the blood vessels and assuage chest pain.
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The liver alone has two blood supplies, the hepatic artery conveying oxygen-rich blood from the heart, the hepatic portal vein dropping off blood drained from the intestines and spleen.
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Under current Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services (CMS) policy, Medicare does not fully cover the costs of providing cord blood, peripheral blood or marrow transplants to patients with blood cancers.
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" It continues, "UMC will also be hosting a blood drive in conjunction with United Blood Services.
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Two years later, those who benefited did not have lower blood pressure, cholesterol or blood sugar.
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Blood tests later revealed he had cyanide levels in his blood 25 times the accepted level.
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People with diabetes—a condition marked by chronic high blood sugar—often develop poor blood circulation.
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And since leeches, you know, suck your blood, you could also end up with blood loss.
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Trump's even has a supply of blood that matches his blood type in case he's injured.
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There was a blood clot, and then the self-administered shots of blood thinner that followed.
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Normally, red blood cells are oval and flexible so they can course through blood vessels effectively.
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Indeed, they found several small blood clots in her lungs and treated her with blood thinners.
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Tyto also integrates with third-party tools for blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation and weight scales.
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Blood-stem-cell transplantation is an established, though extreme, treatment for various sorts of blood cancer.
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Nysha is a nurse who loves blood — "The more blood, the better for me," she says.
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Their blood pressure will also be taken every five minutes, using an automated blood pressure cuff.
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There is a particular need for platelets, plasma and O blood types, according to One Blood.
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But the fighting—blood on blood contact—is also a perfect scenario for diseases to spread.
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"We need new blood in the political process, and you are that new blood," he said.
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Remember I said like 'blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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SIPE occurs when blood vessels in the lungs leak fluid and blood into the alveoli (airspaces).
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With a strong blood supply, the New York region can export blood if the need arises.
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Wait like you waited for relleno, a blood pudding prepared with bovine offal and pig's blood.
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They've waited hours at different blood banks across the city to donate blood to the wounded.
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Within four months of the procedure, Mr. Long's blood had been replaced by his donor's blood.
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Blood: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving forward with new guidelines for blood donations.
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Her blood pressure had dropped too low to move the blood where it needed to go.
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Recent studies suggest e-cigarettes can cause acute harm to blood vessels and restrict blood flow.
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The artificial blood flow they create can also cause serious problems, including blood clots and stroke.
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"At least 60 to 70% of blood is discarded from a venous blood draw," said Blitz.
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Prostaglandins also prompt blood vessels to dilate, or widen, increasing blood flow to the affected area.
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Looking at blood type alone, they found that 28 percent of people with blood type O died despite medical intervention, compared to 11 percent of people with any other blood type.
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The blood is then put into a centrifuge that spins the red blood cells and separates the platelets from the rest of the blood, leaving Dr. Shamban with the plasma serum.
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"You'll essentially young-blood effect yourself," Katakowski joked — of course, in this case, you'd be using your own blood made from your own stem cells, not the blood of random teens.
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Edible Blood & Mouth Blood Are Totally Different If you've seen season 2 of Stranger Things, it makes sense that the makeup trailer had to be stocked with plenty of fake blood.
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It's the combination of the dye binding with proteins in blood plasma that results in the blood emitting light—essentially amplifying the emission and turning your blood into a lasing medium.
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"Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is a procedure in which the person wears a blood pressure cuff for 24 hours, and their blood pressure is measured periodically over 24 hours," Flynn said.
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Officials at Blood Systems, which operates blood banks in 24 states, said they will be able to test blood donations in California and some Southern states like Mississippi in a month.
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Hunter notes that strenuous activity both increases the amount of blood sugar and lactate — a byproduct of intense muscle contractions — circulating in the blood and augments blood flow to the head.
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"Good hemodynamic function translates to a low blood pressure or normal blood pressure states, where the heart is able to pump efficiently and get blood to all the organs," Brandt said.
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"It's the blood on the shelf" that matters most during a tragedy, Louis Katz, Chief Medical Officer of America's Blood Centers, the country's largest network of community blood centers, tells Tonic.
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" The American Red Cross, which supplies about 40% of the nation's blood and blood components, said it "is grateful that blood donation is one way people consider helping when tragedy strikes.
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They focused on major coronary events, such as heart attacks and strokes, including hemorrhagic strokes -- when a blood vessel bursts in the brain due, usually, to uncontrolled high blood pressure -- and ischemic strokes -- when a blood vessel feeding the brain becomes blocked, usually by a blood clot.
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People with sickle-cell disease, a group of inherited blood disorders, have abnormal hemoglobin in their red blood cells, causing blood to clog in the tiny vessels and organs of the body.
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Caffeinated beverages can cause your blood pressure to spike, which might not be an issue for someone with normal blood pressure but might be worth monitoring for people with elevated blood pressure.
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The secrets in our blood Lo's first discovery was that the DNA of an unborn baby floats freely in its mother's blood plasma -- the yellow liquid that holds blood cells in suspension.
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The FDA recommended that "all states and U.S. territories screen individual units of donated Whole Blood and blood components with a blood screening test", an approach that is appropriate, necessary and targeted.
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My own blood has many of the same nutrients—the iron, vitamins, and minerals—as the pig's blood that usually goes into blood sausage, but it only harms me, not any animals.
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Blood-forming stem cells are used to treat patients with cancer after chemotherapy has depleted blood cells, as well as patients with blood disorders like leukemia whose bone marrow tissues are damaged.
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It's a harsh reality that has haunted some Medicare beneficiaries with blood cancers, for whom bone marrow, peripheral blood stem cell or cord blood transplant (cellular transplants) is the only treatment option.
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Personal Health At least three out of four diabetics do not adequately control the four major factors that increase the risk of serious complications: blood glucose, blood pressure, blood cholesterol and smoking.
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As Dr. Drew explained in his patent application, filed in 1939, human blood disintegrates over time, in part because of the diffusion of potassium from the blood cells to the blood plasma.
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TODAY is World Blood Donor Day, celebrating those who each year make more than 112m blood donations.
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As he told PEOPLE in 2009, his blood work revealed a "sky high" white blood cell count.
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Theranos' claim to have invented blood tests that need just a single drop of blood was false.
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Blood donations: The LifeSouth blood center in Opelika is accepting donations for the East Alabama Medical Center.
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Klein, Lanza and Frayne all said lab-grown blood cells are not meant to replace blood donors.
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Those symptoms include severe abdominal pain and blood loss leading to lightheadedness and dangerously low blood pressure.
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When people are turned on, blood rushes to their genitals; the increased blood causes tissues to swell.
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Chanel freaks out because she loves blood drives, and is determined to bring in the most blood.
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High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood pushing against your artery walls is too high.
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When the dinosaur was alive, this is where blood vessels, blood and nerves would have been housed.
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In doing so, the soft robot helps the heart pump blood without actually touching the blood itself.
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About 74 countries collect more than 90 percent of their blood supply from voluntary unpaid blood donors.
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Then she rubbed the blood in … mixed it up with the rest of the blood on it.
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Blood baiting is when an individual drops blood in the water to lure sharks to the area.
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"We were laying in puddles of blood and my girlfriend's fiend was covered in blood," Handley says.
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Lack of insulin leads to high blood sugar and a buildup of acidic ketones in the blood.
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So are there any blood wars in Underworld: Blood Wars, or is that just a fancy name?
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According to a blood test at the time of her arrest, Holman's blood alcohol content was 0.04.
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He allegedly had blood on his hands and clothing and there were blood smears on the truck.
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We know that that blood is delivered to our various cells through a network of blood vessels.
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They also measured blood levels of hemoglobin A1c, which reflects blood sugar over the previous few months.
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I watched them spin my blood in a centrifuge, separating the platelets from the red blood cells.
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Blood from the slaughtered whales turned the waters around the shore, often a picturesque blue, blood red.
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The feature is intended to help blood centers address chronic and seasonal shortages in their blood supplies.
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When owls twist their heads around exorcist-style, their blood vessels balloon out to create blood reservoirs.
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But by that standard, the blood on the Alexandria field was blood on the Democrats&apos hands.
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And synthetic blood could also limit the risk of infections, or immune system responses to foreign blood.
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At this point his own blood had escaped and been and replaced by the blood from strangers.
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As he told PEOPLE in 2009, his blood work revealed a "sky high" white blood cell count.
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Increased stress that is poorly managed leads to weight gain, high blood pressure and increased blood sugars.
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Period "blood" (again, not really blood) isn't flowing—it's being sloughed off the inside of your uterus.
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The top risk factors were high blood sugar, high blood pressure, high body-mass index and smoking.
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Blood rushes to their genitals, increasing blood pressure, and causing the vulva, uterus, and ovaries to swell.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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"Blood Father" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bullets and blood.
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Clinton's physician reported that she was placed on Coumadin (a blood thinner) to dissolve the blood clot.
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You can absolutely fake blood, but it's notable that fake blood is extremely rare in pro wrestling.
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This would require opening his skull and evacuating the blood, and singing shut the spurting blood vessels.
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Unable to hold as much blood, the heart can struggle to pump out enough blood during exercise.
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"Platelets are tiny, little cells in our blood that help the blood to clot," says Dr. Silverstein.
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You might even say, Italians have speed in their blood and their blood in this speedy Alfa.
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In addition, we are seeing a significant decrease in people coming to blood centers to donate blood.
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For plasma and platelets, the universal donor blood type is AB. Is everyone allowed to give blood?
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I also am not bothered by blood draws, so the daily blood tests were not a concern.
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What concerns blood bankers on a daily basis is a more common condition caused by uncommon blood.
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So, the researchers monitored their blood for triglycerides, blood sugar and insulin for the next six hours.
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"The blood centers I'm part of are saying, 'Let's cancel all of our blood drives,'" says Harris.
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The patient asked the doctor to order blood tests to look for an infection in his blood.
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Castaneda -- who was covered in blood, Whitney said -- told detectives that the blood was actually tomato juice.
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"Although there will be blood spilled on January 18th, it will not be bad blood," Conor said.
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The blood of John Lewis, and the blood of other American heroes, helped accomplish this landmark achievement.
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Alcohol can raise the blood pressure acutely in some people, particularly those with high blood pressure already.
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Blood fills the back of her eyes, obscuring her sight: "The most shockingly beautiful blood," she says.
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It's also wise to get your blood tested to ensure adequate blood levels of vitamins and minerals.
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The N.H.L.'s second round offers bad blood, new blood, potential Cinderella stories and tales of resiliency.
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Researchers checked them for periodontitis and also tested their blood sugar with a finger-stick blood test.
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This system includes veins, arteries, blood vessels and capillaries that carry blood to and from the heart.
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Like, kind of just do a lot of blood work with just a single drop of blood.
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They had developed a blood disorder called agranulocytosis where there's a drop in white blood cell counts.
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" Young owned a Confederate flag that read, "Rebel Blood in My Veins, Yankee Blood in My Yard.
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Toxicology results show Butler's blood alcohol level was tested from blood collected from his heart and leg.
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After bleeding their cattle, the Maasai consume the blood either raw or in a milk-blood mixture.
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You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her ... wherever.
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When looking at all participants, including those with normal, elevated and high blood pressure, the researchers found medications to be more effective than exercise at lowering systolic blood pressure – the "top" number in a blood pressure reading, which indicates the pressure on blood vessel walls when the heart pumps.
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The proteins that direct stem cells to mature into white blood cells, red blood cells, or platelets can now be mobilized to accelerate blood production in patients with low blood counts and to ameliorate the toxic effects of chemotherapy and bone-marrow transplantation, preventing fatal infections and hemorrhage.
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"They are finding remains of burned clothes, they are finding some blood indication on the living room carpet, some blood indication on the hallway, some blood indication on the bathroom floor," police said.
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"They are finding remains of burned clothes, they are finding some blood indication on the living room carpet, some blood indication on the hallway, some blood indication on the bathroom floor," Deenihan said.
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A study from the same team that tantalized us with promises of youth (provided we can take the blood of youths) now suggests that old blood hurts health more than young blood helps.
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In combination with certain medications — blood thinners, aspirin, oral contraceptives, antidepressants, thyroid medications, blood pressure medications, and nitroglycerin, for example — Fosnight says horny goat weed can cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
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As the thread explains, we already know that not everyone has the same blood, because there are several different blood types and those types are important for anyone who needs a blood transfusion.
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Inhibiting them means less pain and inflammation, but it also means that blood vessels don't widen—that could mean less blood flow to the kidneys, forcing them to work hard to filter blood.
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No doctor would help a patient control his blood sugar or blood pressure once — and then wave goodbye.
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Unfortunately, these devices come into contact with the patient's blood, increasing the risk for blood clots and strokes.
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He was also severely anemic, with roughly half the normal amount of red blood cells in his blood.
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Your blood vessels dilate, blood flow patterns charge into your brain, and you get a feel-good rush.
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It's supposed to help your blood vessels work more efficiently and get blood to areas that need it.
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The life-threatening issue meant that oxygen-rich blood was mixing with oxygen-poor blood, requiring immediate treatment.
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Such crises occur in adolescent and adult patients where sickled red blood cells obstruct circulation in blood vessels.
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His blood couldn't carry enough oxygen and his aorta wasn't large enough to pump blood through his body.
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High blood pressure forces the heart and blood vessels to work harder, which can weaken them over time.
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For blood, I was thinking that I could cut myself with a sharp object and collect the blood.
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Those studies showed that the blood vessels that brought blood to and from the brain were wildly abnormal.
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High blood pressure can damage the blood vessels and lead to serious problems like heart attacks and strokes.
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National blood supply could get a boost How could changes to current policy affect the country's blood supply?
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Blood is basically made up of platelets, and red and white blood cells, suspended in a saltwater solution.
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"The suspect was covered with blood, and there was also traces of blood on the roadways," Arpaio said.
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More than 80 diseases have been treated with cord blood transplants, according to the National Cord Blood Program.
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Combined with low blood sugar or malnourishment, these toxins can result in even lower blood sugar, or hypoglycemia.
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Milking blood from a finger put stress on red blood cells and could cause them to break apart.
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We've just seen your granddad's razor, and it's got blood in it, an there's blood in the toilet.
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Turns out she has a "small hematoma" in her eye, or blood gathered outside of a blood vessel.
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I had to have several blood transfusions because chemo is a poison; it messes with the blood cells.
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In fact, it was a distinct sign to have this blood-splattered apron caked in the patients' blood.
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AML is a type of blood and bone marrow cancer that affects the growth of immature blood cells.
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Regulating blood sugar Where Johnston's research has shown significant benefits from vinegar, however, is in blood sugar control.
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Known as "Life's Simple 7" they include blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, fitness levels, diet, smoking and obesity.
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For it, doctors take a sample of patients' blood and spin out white blood cells called T cells.
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In the blood-covered cabin, they discovered Kristy mortally wounded and Kenneth allegedly covered in blood as well.
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That's because blood banks in the US send a lot of blood to companies that manufacture plasma derivatives.
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By creating new blood vessels, LIST creates a new, healthier path for blood to flow into the penis.
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" (c) "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.
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" Trump responded by saying, "There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her whatever.
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Blood Rush — Similar to the Wizard class's ability to teleport, the Necromancer can launch forward with Blood Rush.
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This disease is a condition where a pregnant woman's blood actually starts attacking her unborn baby's blood cells.
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We choose to say it is let loose by the devil;But power of blood itself releases blood.
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"Rare blood is the blood that you don't have when you need it no matter what," Nance said.
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It regulates sugar by producing insulin, which reduces blood sugar levels, and glucagon, which increases blood sugar levels.
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His blood pressure during the recent exam was 116/70 and his blood sugar was 99 mg/dl.
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Two-thirds had a history of high blood pressure, and 87% had been taking high blood pressure drugs.
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"He has serious sleep apnea, blood sugar is increasing, and blood pressure is up," Dr. Soma Raju explained.
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Make the pig's blood: In a saucepan, combine the sugar, cream, milk, blood, and cinnamon over high heat.
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He was also severely anaemic, with roughly half the normal amount of red blood cells in his blood.
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Her son Jack has hemophilia, a blood disease that requires regular injections of an expensive blood clotting agent.
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"Rachel required many units of blood and blood products and multiple surgeries to correct her injuries," Murawsky said.
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This is how the prose poem, "The Blood You Let," begins: The blood you let coagulated into amber.
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So I have the pride of my family's blood running through my veins, but really it's poisoned blood.
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The participants had their blood and gut microbiome inhabitants assessed and their blood glucose monitored for a week.
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Their blood was drawn, then "hocus-pocus happened," she said, and the blood was infused back into them.
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They barely had any blood, because they couldn't get the bags that hold donated blood past the blockade.
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Another motivation to develop better blood tests is the potential to develop therapeutics from antibody-rich blood serum.
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The condition arises when someone's blood vessels become damaged and blood no longer flows well to the brain.
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Sure enough, five years earlier, the patient had had a blood test measuring the iron in his blood.
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The next morning, my eyeballs were covered in blood, and there was blood blisters all over my skin.
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"Bombing will be met by bombing and blood for blood," the two groups said in the joint claim.
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She said a pool of blood was in one of the elevators and more blood was splattered around.
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Antioxidants rid the body of harmful free radicals that can damage blood vessels and impede blood flow. 4.
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According to Harvard Health Publishing, CBD can increase the level of the blood thinner coumadin in your blood.
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Over the phone, the blood specialist recommended repeating the blood count and then went straight to the lab.
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In this disorder, small blood clots form rapidly and can then plug blood vessels and block normal circulation.
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Stay seated for several hours, and blood flow within the many blood vessels of the legs can slacken.
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At Issat's cabin nearby, his mother and niece are making blood sausage with fresh blood from the slaughter.
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"This country was founded on the blood of innocent people, and it continues to demand blood," she said.
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Police discovered blood on the outside patio as well as a knife on a patio chair with "blood drops on it, and no blood on the sharp edge of the blade," the report states.
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Once one becomes available, blood banks in Puerto Rico and other areas with locally transmitted Zika infections will be permitted to use local donations of red blood cells and whole blood, the agency said.
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Because of prior blood clots in her legs, and the one that occurred in a brain blood vessel, her doctor decided to start her on the blood thinner warfarin, and she's taking that chronically.
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Plasma, the liquid portion of blood, has proteins that help blood clot; it has long been recognized as a treatment for trauma patients, as well as ill or medicated patients whose blood doesn't clot.
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If you'd like to find out your blood type, you can call your doctor (who may have it on file) or ask for a blood type test along with your next routine blood exam.
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Read these stories next: Here's What Happens To Blood After You Donate It The FDA Lifts Its Ban On Blood Donations From Gay Men — With A Catch This Is The Most Common Blood Type
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"We looked at blood pressure in several different ways," including how changes in blood pressure -- such as declining blood pressure -- "might be associated with the brain lesions at the time of death," Arvanitakis said.
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"Take Ebola; you're so sick there's no way you're donating blood," said Dr. Simone Glynn, the chief of the branch of blood epidemiology and clinical therapeutics at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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As officials cancel blood drives to abate the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak, the country could see shortages in emergency blood supplies, according to the AABB, formerly known as the American Association of Blood Banks.
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But Terlizzi managed to hold on, as obstetric anesthesiologists carefully measured how much blood she was losing and gave her 26 units of blood products — effectively replacing all of the blood in her body.
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When they tested the patient's blood, the number of red blood cells and platelets was average, but her white-blood-cell count was extremely high — nearly 90,000, about nine times what is usually seen.
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The company's business model includes offering more than 100 simple blood tests directly to patients at a much lower cost than traditional blood labs, in addition to developing its own technology to test that blood.
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How to help You can give blood: Orlando's local blood bank met its needs yesterday, but will need more in the coming days, especially the rarer O negative, O positive and AB plasma blood types.
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In June, Facebook debuted a blood donation feature in the United States to help users find places to donate blood in their area and be notified when a nearby blood donation may be in need.
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Half of Settle's brain was actually blocked from blood flow and oxygen for years due to collated carotid arteries (the major blood vessels in the neck that supply blood to the brain, neck, and face).
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Because your liver has to work to remove the alcohol from your blood instead of doing its main job of regulating your blood sugar, drinking alcohol can cause low blood-sugar levels for some diabetics.
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"It's really important in a situation like this to keep with the donations so that there'll be blood today, and blood tomorrow, and blood 10 weeks from now for everyone who needs it," Butler said.
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But driving blood pressure that low might require using three or even four blood pressure drugs, resulting in more side effects, some potentially serious, including fainting from low blood pressure, electrolyte imbalances and kidney injury.
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Cuffless automated blood pressure monitoring will improve how we treat high blood pressure, both through medication and healthy behaviors.
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Once these parts are exposed to cold or stress, the blood vessels narrow, restricting blood flow to the tips.
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Sildenafil affects the body by dilating blood vessels, making it easier for blood to flow to wherever it's needed.
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Blood Enemies by Susan R. Matthews The latest installment of Susan R. Matthews' Under Jurisdiction series is Blood Enemies.
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"We know that endometriosis has access to the blood and endometriosis cells are found in the blood," Taylor said.
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The volunteers all wore ambulatory blood pressure measuring devices, which kept track of blood pressure 222 hours a day.
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AFib hinders the heart's ability to pump out blood, and as a result, blood can pool and form clots.
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Embattled blood-testing start-up Theranos fell from grace when reports questioned the accuracy of its revolutionary blood tests.
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Blood will have blood, in other words, and Mr. Abkarian's characters hew closely to that primal hunger for retribution.
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If they're no big deal, there's little reason for blood banks to start screening blood with these sensitive methods.
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Facebook's blood donation donor terms page, which you should read first, says it's just connecting you and blood banks.
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"One was covered in blood down his face," she said, and the other man had blood on his back.
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Patients with systolic blood pressure of 140 and higher were deemed in the study to have high blood pressure.
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The kidneys filter about a half-cup of blood per minute, and about 150 quarts of blood a day.
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People will see and respond to these blood donation requests and opportunities on the Blood Donations destination on Facebook.
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If you do get blood everywhere, you can treat a period blood stain with cold water and stain remover.
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Women with high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease should not take Vyleesi because the drug temporarily increases blood pressure.
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He received 15 units of blood over those hours and the empty blood bags piled into a small hill.
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By Friday night, the oxygen level in Ben's blood was dwindling, and his blood pressure medicine had fleeting results.
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A string of life sciences companies have attempted to develop sensors that can monitor blood sugar without drawing blood.
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Hematology can also refer to the study of blood as it relates to blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic conditions.
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"They must pay attention to their blood pressure, blood lipids, glucose level and psychological state," Ji said by email.
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In that time, she had received as many as 35 blood transfusions and developed a lethal blood clotting disorder.
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Black pudding is a kind of blood sausage popular in Britain, made from congealed pigs' blood, fat and rusk.
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The number of times that Marcia Clark talks about his blood at her house, her blood at his house.
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In some cases, blood appears in the sweat ducts, yet the ducts of other patients remain clean of blood.
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It looked at how salt intake affected those people with high blood pressure versus those with normal blood pressure.
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"Blood Bitch" is her explicitly sanguine new album, concerned with blood as a substance both vital and mundanely intimate.
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Gradually, CVS added services like blood draws or monitoring of chronic conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
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In people with certain types of blood cancer, so-called azurophilic granules appear in their lymphocytes (white blood cells).
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Research shows that when we exercise, blood pressure and blood flow increase everywhere in the body, including the brain.
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Zainab's blood is missing an antigen called Indian B, and her body will attack transfused blood that contains it.
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NSCLC tumors may shed DNA into a patient's blood, making it possible to detect specific mutations in blood samples.
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But they were all limited in function, collecting measurements like blood pressure, body fat, and blood in the urine.
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"Mile 16 is in our blood," said the manager, Paul Murdock, whose patrons also have mimosas in their blood.
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The participants' data showed an average systolic blood pressure of 134 and an average diastolic blood pressure of 71.
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For these patients, studies have not found that home blood sugar monitoring makes any difference in blood sugar levels.
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These are two very different drinks, but both the Captain's Blood and the Blood and Sand are perfectly sanguine.
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There are four principle blood types, with two subcategories — bringing the total number of possible blood types to eight.
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Studies have shown that reducing salt intake can lower blood pressure, control high blood pressure, and prevent heart disease.
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The blood on our wet rags looked even faker than the blood I'd watched falling from my father's ear.
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About 80% of Red Cross blood collections come from blood drives hosted by sponsors like schools, churches and businesses.
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You can find a blood drive near you through the American Red Cross here or America's Blood Centers here.
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His words — "Buy when there's blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own" — may not help.
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They protect against abnormal heart rhythms, lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve the function of blood vessels.
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Lower-ranked civil servants tended to be heavier; they had higher blood pressure and blood sugar, and smoked more.
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We're working with other blood centers and hospitals that may collect their own blood and want to do this.
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Preserved cord blood units were next hand-delivered to hospitals in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Minneapolis — for sibling cord blood transplants.
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Chemotherapy kills off your old white blood cells, and new ones sprout from the donor's transplanted blood stem cells.
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We study what blood works with what blood in mares and stallions, and we try to breed the best.
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Physical activity can promote the development of new blood vessels in the brain, and increase blood flow to it.
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When your heart pumps blood throughout your body, the blood exerts a force against the walls of your arteries.
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Their cholesterol levels improved, their blood pressure fell slightly, and they had better blood sugar control and less inflammation.
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It asks if the patient has specific risk factors for blood clots, or for bleeding from blood thinning medication.
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"I saw blood all over the floor and blood all over the wall," Kenney testified, according to ABC News.
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"Individuals with type 2 diabetes frequently require multiple medications to control blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol," Fendrick added.
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AABB, which coordinates a task force to manage blood collection during disasters, put out a call for blood donations.
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There was blood on me, but I didn't feel any pain and didn't know whom the blood belonged to.
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Every day, patients use an app to upload their blood sugar levels, blood pressure, body weight and other measurements.
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Doctors ordered blood tests and discovered a pattern: The children showed unusually high levels of lead in their blood.
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These blood vessels provide blood flow to the arms, legs, the brain and other organs such as the kidneys.
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High blood pressure -- too much pressure in the blood vessels -- is also "easily observed in the eye," he said.
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It was symbolic of the power being exercised on social media: calls for blood for blood, attack for attack.
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The federal health department plans to ship blood products to Puerto Rico until researchers develop a blood screening test.
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When relaxed, "blood vessels tend to dilate a little bit more, and blood pressure tends to drop," Jauhar said.
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Tests for cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar and other readings "are all well within the normal range," Bornstein wrote.
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Claire suffered a stroke when a blood clot cut off blood flow to the right side of her brain.
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In medicine, a "hematoCRIT" is a measurement of proportion of the blood that consists of packed red blood cells.
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All underwent physical exams and three-dimensional ultrasound, an imaging system that evaluates blood flow through the blood vessels.
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American Red Cross: Due to the cancellation of blood drives, the American Red Cross faces a severe blood shortage.
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Many of these drugs either interfere with hormone function or regulate blood sugar and blood flow in the body.
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Loku's blood alcohol level was 247 mg/100 ml of blood — three times the legal limit, the report stated.
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