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WELCOMEBack to Top
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The page map below lists everything on this page and links to its spot on the page. In the Table of contents, you will find the links and descriptions of each of the tabs.Hi! I hope you find this resource to be helpful and useful. My background is in civil engineering and transportation planning, so I by no means am a medical or public health expert. If nothing else, treat this as a starting point in your learning journey, and not the be-all-end-all (because yes, this is a journey, and being informed is not a process that happens overnight. Be easy on yourself. Take deep breaths. Rest, rest, rest!!) Ctrl+F on PC and CMND+F is your friend when searching in here:) Please note that it is an ongoing process to find resources and add information into this spreadsheet. I encourage you to check back in regularly as I'm constantly updating the information in here. I am also learning as I go along, so the categorization and other details are subject to change as I work through it. Please email me at realhealmusic@gmail.com with questions, concerns, comments, more resources, etc. I'm happy to keep this as an open and free resource. Thank you so much, stay safe, wear a respirator, filter & ventilate the air, and have a nice day!Page Map
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What to Do if You Have COVID | People's CDCShortened link: https://bit.ly/covidresourcesxoTable of Contents
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Glossary
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Page MapLegend
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TopicDefinition How to: media literacy
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Table of ContentsList of topic categories in the various tabs and their meaningsStart Here (Must-Know Information)
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Start - EconomyStart Here (Must-Know Information), All Links, Additional Resources, Acute COVID + Virus / Disease Features, Advocacy + Accountability + Organizing + Masked IRL, Cardiovascular: Heart + Blood + Blood Vessels, Cells + Endothelium + Tissue + Skin, Children + Schools + Youth + Families, Conspiracies + Misinformation + Conservative Lies, Data + Reporting + Wastewater Monitoring. Deaths + Excess Deaths, Digestive: Stomach + Liver + Intestines + GI, Disability Justice + Comorbidities + Coinfections + Superinfections, Economy + Workforce + InsuranceAll Links
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Genetics - NPIsGenetics + Genomics + DNA, Historical Context + Related Disease Attributes, Hospitals + Healthcare Work + Hospital-Acquired Infection, Immune System: Autoimmunity + Lymphocytes + Inflammation, Indoor Air Quality + Ventilation + Air Filtration, Lived Environment + Cities, Long COVID + Post-Acute Sequelae, Masking + Respirators, Media Bias + Propaganda + Disinformation, Medical Discussion + Ongoing Research, Musculoskeletal System: Bones + Muscles + Muscle Mass, Nervous System: Brain + Neurology + Psychiatry + Psychology, Non-Human Animals, Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs)Back to Top
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Older folks - Virus ReactivationOlder Adults + Nursing Homes + Care Homes, Opinions + Personal Accounts + Tweets, Other, Policies + Politics + Corruption, Public Health + Messaging + Philosophy + Eugenics, Public Perception + Attitudes + Behavioral Science, Remote Work, Reproductive + Sexual Health + Fertility + Pregnancy + Lactation, Respiratory System: Lungs + Nose + Mouth + Throat, Society + High Profile Cases + Superspreader Events, Structural Inequity + Racism, Testing + Diagnostics + Imaging, Transmission + Reinfection + Asymptomatic Spread + Superspreader Events, Treatment + Care + Potential Therapy + Drugs. Vaccines + Vaccine Patents + Pharmaceutical Interventions (PIs), Variants + Lineages, Virus Reactivation + Autoimmune Diseases + Adjacent Disease RisePage Map
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GlossaryKey public health, scientific, and medical terms and their definitions + sourcesTable of Contents
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A - C"-cyte" to "Cytokine Storm"Glossary
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D-F"Diabetes" to "Fomite transmission"Legend
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G-L"Gentrification" to "Lymphocytopenia"How to: media literacy
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M-O"Macrophage" to "Oncogenic"Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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P-R"Pandemic" to "Respiratory System"All Links
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S-Z"Sarcopenia" to "Virus"Back to Top
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LegendTerms and headers I used in the various columns in this spreadsheet's tabs (check out the other tabs) and how I'm defining themPage Map
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StatusThis categorizes the type of information being given in the article, as well as the level of importance of reading it (in my subjective opinion). I'm not fully attached to these categorizations, so they are definitely going to shiftTable of Contents
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Contains Mis/Disinformation?Whether or not, by my assessment, the article in question contains misinformation (false or missing information with no clear intent to disinform) or disinformation (false information with clear intent to disinform). I would encourage you to ask yourself some of the questions in the media literacy section whenever you read an article to assess for yourself if there is a level of midinformation or disinformation happeningGlossary
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Language AccessibilityHow accessible is the language in this article to a general public (in my subjective opinion).Legend
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Article LanguageLanguage the article is written in, as not all of them are in EnglishHow to: media literacy
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How to: media literacyResources and tips on how to read and interpret media - because media is written by humans and humans have biases (shocker, I know) Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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Things to consider when reading an articleQuestions to ask yourself when engaging with a piece of media (like a news article, letter to the editor, video, etc.)All Links
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Media Bias TypesNames for various types of media biasBack to Top
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Parts of a Scientific & Scholarly PaperThe different parts of a scientific/academic paper and what they representPage Map
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Things to consider when reading a scientific paperHow to engage with a scientific/academic articleTable of Contents
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Scientific Research MethodsDifferent types of studies/research methods and what they entail for the researcher(s)Glossary
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Logical FallaciesA list of some common logical fallacies (aka flaws in logic and reasoning) to look out for. There are many more than the ones I have listed.Legend
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Levels of Evidence in Medical ResearchDifferent types of studies are evaluated differently when it comes to the strength of recommendations. There is a difference between "filtered" and "unfiltered" information. A case report does not hold the same weight as a systematic review.How to: media literacy
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More infoA couple of extra resources for media literacy:)Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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All Links
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Table of ContentsBack to Top
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CategoriesDescriptionSelected Article(s)Page Map
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Start Here (Must-Know Information)This is a smaller list of resources that may help in your conversations with community, information that I think everyone should know, as well as other lists of resources and compilations of information that other folks have made. It's a starting point, but I do have internal bias, and I encourage everyone to look deeper into this issue when you have the capacity.What to Do if You Have COVID | People's CDCTable of Contents
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All LinksAll of the links I've compiled. My workflow so far has been to add a resource here first with the date, and then add details + categorize it.Glossary
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Additional ResourcesA list of resources with more information regarding certain topics, databases with more resources, and various resource compilation by other individualsLegend
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Acute COVID + Virus / Disease FeaturesResources related to the acute phase of COVID, and resources that implicate multiple aspect of the disease and damage at once. (e.g. immunogenetics is about immunity to disease AND genetics)How to: media literacy
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Advocacy + Accountability + Organizing + Masked IRLMask Blocs, petitions, and advocacy work with regards to COVID, and events or locations that offer COVID protections or are COVID-cautiousStart Here (Must-Know Information)
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Built Environment + Climate + CitiesEnvironment and how it relates to COVID
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Cardiovascular: Heart + Blood + Blood VesselsResources about COVID-related impacts to the cardiovascular system.COVID and the Heart: It Spares No OneAll Links
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Cells + Endothelium + Tissue + Skin + MetabolismHow COVID can affect your cells, cellular destruction, skin manifestations, adipose tissue issues, cellular processes etc. This is where you will find articles tying COVID to cancer risk, diabetes, and moreBack to Top
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Children + Schools + Youth + FamiliesAny resource discussing the impacts on young people (from newborn age to college), their families and schools. This includes how the virus affects this group as well as societal impacts.Kids at similar risk for long COVID as adults, study suggests | CIDRAPPage Map
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Conspiracies + Misinformation + Conservative LiesInformation on unfounded COVID claims, including right-wing conspiracy theories and misinformation. This relates to misinformation spread by people who do not work in media or journalism (that's what the Media Bias section is for)Table of Contents
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Data + Reporting + Wastewater MonitoringData tracking and reporting on COVID as well as information about when and how institutions have removed access to COVID data. Glossary
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Deaths + Excess DeathsResources about deaths and excess deaths. This includes specific cases as well as broader data. Some of these are speculated COVID deaths due to the media blackout of naming COVID as a cause of death, even when the signs are very clear. I am labelling these cases with the "speculation" status, please approach with caution.Legend
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Digestive: Stomach + Liver + Intestines + GI + PancreasResources about COVID-related impacts to the digestive system.How to: media literacy
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Disability Justice + Comorbidities + Coinfections + SuperinfectionsOn how to live in this society as a person with a disability + how COVID affects people who have an existing condition + how you might develop another infection while having COVID. Grouping these categories together for now, but if I find more resources I might separate them.Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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Economy + Workforce + InsuranceResources pertaining to economic impacts and the workforce, as well as insurance policies and impacts.All Links
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Genetics + Genomics + DNAInformation about the potential genetic nature of COVID and certain COVID presentations. This is also where you'll find information about telomere shortening and accelerated aging (Information about genetics can help identify risk factors, support, and potential treatment of disease, but please note that sometimes information about genetics is used to bolster eugenicist beliefs, and at least one of these studies lists 23andMe as a co-author.)Back to Top
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Historical Context + Related Disease AttributesHistorical Context + Related Diseases is for diseases that are related to covid symptoms (i.e. dementia), but not necessarily for current outbreaks. Info from other epidemics/pandemics, previous public health measures or historical philosophies, the 2003 SARS outbreak, and other ongoing diseases or diseases relating to how COVID damages the body. Some historical information may be found in other categories as well, so be mindful of the date published. Page Map
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Hospitals + Healthcare Work + Hospital-Acquired InfectionInformation about COVID's impacts on the healthcare system, healthcare workers, and hospitals. Also information about COVID infections caught while seeking healthcare (a much more common occurrence since the removal of mask mandates)Table of Contents
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Immune System: Autoimmunity + Lymphocytes + InflammationResources about COVID-related impacts to the immune system. Also for the factors behind autoimmunity and how it relates to COVIDSARS-CoV-2 uses CD4 to infect T helper lymphocytes | eLifeGlossary
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Indoor Air Quality + Ventilation + Air FiltrationResources with respect to cleaning indoor air, ventilation, filtration (i.e. Corsi-Rosenthal boxes, HEPA filters, etc.).Legend
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Long COVID + Post-Acute SequelaeLinks relating to Long COVID (AKA Post-Acute COVID) and its related impacts generally, in relation to multiple organ systems, and to organ systems that are not the other ones listed. How to: media literacy
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Masking + RespiratorsResources on masking, types of masks/respirators, efficiency, quantitative and qualitative fit testing, and more.Do face masks work? Here are 49 scientific studies that explain why they do | KXAN AustinStart Here (Must-Know Information)
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Media Bias + Propaganda + DisinformationAny article where I feel like the word choice or messaging is being used to push a state or corporate agenda, or articles talking about media bias or propaganda. This is specifically journalism and media related disinformation. There could be factual information in these, but some info is being misinterpreted, exaggerated, or omitted, intentionally or not, to push an agenda (i.e. for reinfections, back into work, etc.) All Links
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Medical Discussion + Research Funding + Ongoing ResearchA space for research and medical data that is being debated in the medical community. I mainly created this category for Ivermectin discussion because there was an initial study surrounding its use for treating COVID, but they've since found that it is ineffective at treating the disease, and not before a lot of disinformation and folks using this horse dewormer as an unproven way to treat their infections (and refuse to use proven methods for preventing COVID transmission such as masking, filtration, etc.) This category is for the medical discussion around this and other topics. I have another category for conspiracies and disinformation. Back to Top
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Musculoskeletal System: Bones + Muscles + Muscle MassHow COVID affects bones (including teeth) and your muscles + muscle mass. Page Map
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Nervous System: Brain + Neurology + Psychiatry + PsychologyHow COVID affects the nervous system, which includes your brain and your nerves, among other things. Every COVID variant affects the nervous system, and I'm including psychological and mental health impacts of COVID as well as damage to the nervous system in this one category.Table of Contents
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Non-Human AnimalsResearch on which non-human animals that potentially carry and transmit COVID, as well as the effects on their bodies. This includes domesticated animals such as cats, dogs, and camels, as well as wild animals like white-tailed deer.Glossary
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Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs)Health intervention not primarily based in medicine. With respect to COVID this can include masks, respirators, ventilation, filtration, testing, contact tracing, isolation and more.Legend
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Older Adults + Nursing Homes + Care HomesAny resource discussing the impacts on older adults, agind, nursing and long-term care homes and more. This includes how the virus affects this group as well as societal impacts.How to: media literacy
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Opinions + Personal Accounts + TweetsOpinion pieces, personal stories of COVID, thoughts posted to social media including Twitter, which has a wealth of COVID information, community, and resources, so long as Elon doesn't destroy it as it seems like he is trying to.Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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OtherResources I felt the need to include but that don't fit in the other categories. Might delete or recategorize as I go alongAll Links
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Policies + Politics + Corruption + Criminal-Legal SystemThese are resources pertaining to governmental (or corporate) policies, political ideologies, and misuse of public funds during COVID, and the consequences these had.Back to Top
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Public Health + Messaging + Philosophy + EugenicsResources about the ideas behind public health and messaging, as well as public health decisions. This is specifically about science communication, though there is some overlap with the policies section and I am considering merging them.Page Map
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Public Perception + Attitudes + Behavioral ScienceAny resources relating to public perception on COVID, Long COVID, treatment, prevention, and societal impacts. This is also where you'll find info on vaccine hesitancy. Table of Contents
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Remote WorkResources about remote work. Some of these are very pro-capitalism instead of pro-human rights, so be mindful of that.Glossary
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Reproductive + Sexual Health + Fertility + Pregnancy + LactationResources about COVID-related impacts to the reproductive system, as well as pertaining to fertility, sexual health, pregancy, and lactationLegend
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Respiratory System: Lungs + Nose + Mouth + ThroatResources about COVID-related impacts to the respiratory system.How to: media literacy
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Society + Culture + High Profile CasesResources relating to societal impacts, cities, public transit, religion, and more. This is also where I am housing high profile cases, but please note that some of these case are speculated instances of COVID, considering the media blackout on naming disease. I am labelling these cases with the "speculation" status, please approach with caution.Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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Structural Inequity + Racism + Carceral SystemResources pertaining to how structural inequity and racism affect the impacts of COVID on some groups of people disproportionately more than others. Also some resources on the history behind some of these policy decisions and how it affects the present-day pandemic (i.e. redlining, gentrification, etc.)All Links
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Testing + Diagnostics + ImagingResources on testing (i.e. rapid tests, PCRs, wastewater) as well as imaging in a hospital setting for healthcare workers (i.e. CT scans, etc.) to identify COVIDBack to Top
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Transmission + Reinfection + Asymptomatic SpreadHow the virus replicates and transmits. This includes info on airborne transmission, asymptomatic & presymptomatic transmission, how often you can get reinfected, and more.Page Map
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Localized Outbreaks, Clusters, & Superspreader Events
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Treatment + Care + Potential Therapy + DrugsAny research on how we may be able to treat COVID and more. Please note there is currently not a cure to long COVID, and treatment for the acute phase is neither reliable, nor accessible, so please keep trying to prevent the spread of this disease.Table of Contents
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Vaccines + Vaccine Patents + Pharmaceutical Interventions (PIs)Information about vaccines, their efficiency, types, and more. Also information on the vaccine patents and US government and corporate interests refusal to lift the patents so Global South countries could produce their own vaccine. "Vaccine hesitancy" is under Public Perception. I'm adding Pharmaceutical Interventions to mean health interventions primarily based in medicine, which includes vaccines, as well as nasal sprays and mouthwashes that act as a preventive force against COVID.Glossary
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Variants + Lineages + WavesThis is where I'm listing sources about variant features, and the distinguishing characteristics of virus lineages.Legend
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Virus Reactivation + Viral Persistence + Autoimmune Diseases + Adjacent Disease RiseThis is for viruses caused by lower immune capacity (i.e. increase in certain diseases and severity), the potential for COVID to reactivate viruses dormant in your body, as well as other diseases that are rising in case number and severity due to waning immunity caused by COVIDConsidering adding or changing parts of this to include "opportunistic infections"How to: media literacy
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Start Here (Must-Know Information)
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Categories to Consider: Bird flu. Pharmaceutical Industry. Baseline things you should know about COVID. Medical vs society section for the categories? Maybe systems of oppression, capitalism, criminal-legal system for a category....Back to Top
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GlossaryTable of Contents
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Key WordsDefinitionsSource and/or More infoGlossary
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-cyteSuffix (added to the end of a word) to form cell namesLegend
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-genesisSuffix to indicate the birth or the origin of somethingHow to: media literacy
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-itisSuffix to indicate inflammation-itis | definition of -itis by Medical dictionaryStart Here (Must-Know Information)
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-pathySuffix to indicate a disorderAll Links
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-peniaSuffix to indicate the lack of something, indicates a type of deficiencyBiology Prefixes and Suffixes: -peniaBack to Top
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AcuteShort first phase of a disease immediately after onset. "Short" is subjective, and an acute phase may or may not be the most severe aspect of a disease. For example, with HIV, much of the most significant damage is related to a post-acute phase and how it becomes chronic in the body, but there is still an acute phase for this disease as well.Page Map
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AccessibilityTable of Contents
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Accessory ProteinGlossary
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Adipose TissueFat tissueLegend
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Airborne transmissionHow to: media literacy
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AktThe Critical Role of Akt in Cardiovascular Function - PMCStart Here (Must-Know Information)
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AmyloidAll Links
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AmyloidogenesisBack to Top
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Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2 Receptors)What is the ACE2 receptor?Page Map