Medical Terms

Psy­che­del­ic Drugs (Hal­lu­cino­gens) These drugs change one’s behav­iour thoughts ‚feel­ings and per­cep­tion with­out any actu­al sen­so­ry stim­u­lus.  The hal­lu­cino­gens in

Drug is any sub­stance or prod­uct that is used or is intend­ed to be used to mod­i­fy or explore physiological

Aller­gies Aller­gy is the Hyper­sen­si­tive­ness of a per­son to some for­eign sub­stance com­ing in con­tact with or enter­ing the body. Allergens

We know that trans­mis­sion of sig­nals from nerve to mus­cle is affect­ed by acetyl­choline or neu­ro­trans­mit­ter sub­stance. sim­i­lar­ly neu­ron to

There are two main types of blood ves­sels in the cir­cu­la­to­ry sys­tem artery and veins with char­ac­ter­is­tic dif­fer­ences among them.

The term pub­lic health is coined from two dif­fer­ent terms, “pub­lic” and “Health”. The term pub­lic has sev­er­al mean­ing and

Food Pro­vide ener­gy and nutri­ents like car­bo­hy­drates, fats and pro­teins essen­tial for liv­ing organisms.The flow of ener­gy in the ecosystem