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Gastrointestinal system diseases

The second tube formed during embryonic development is the one that will form our gastrointestinal tract. It starts at the mouth, includes the esophagus, stomach, accessory organs...

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Muscular-skeletal diseases

Did anyone ever tell you that cracking your knuckles would give you arthritis? Turns out, knuckle cracking has no harmful effects, but arthritis is one of a group of diseases that...

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Mental health

In our culture, mental health is a crucial component of a person’s wellness. It includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It helps to determine how we handle...

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Infectious diseases

There's an intricate dance between humans, viruses, bacteria, molds, and even tiny worms! They want to survive and replicate just like humans do... and this is why they cause...

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Miscellaneous

Every excellent party has a goodie bag, so why can’t we? Here we have the sundry videos that didn’t quite fit anywhere else. Dive right in and get educated on some of the many...

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Intro to biology

New to biology? You're in the right place! Start your biological journey here.This course contains 2 segments:Welcome to biology!Biologists study life at many scales, from...

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Chemistry of life

Learn how chemistry makes life possible! From you, to your dog, to your dinner, to the global ecosystem, all living systems are made out of atoms that obey the basic rules of...

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Water, acids, and bases

Where would we be without water? Well, we probably wouldn't exist at all! Learn more about this fascinating molecule: its hydrogen bonds, its properties, and why it's a key...

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Properties of carbon

Did you know that your body is approximately 18% carbon? Learn more about carbon and why it makes a great building block for biological molecules. We'll look at the bonding...

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Cellular respiration

How do your cells extract energy from the food that you eat? As it turns out, cells have a network of elegant metabolic pathways dedicated to just this task. Learn more about...

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