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General Discussion & Feedback => Just Chat! => Topic started by: Mjhavok on 06/11/2006 02:39:47
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Hi All,
Not been on in a while. Bogged down with studies, work etc. I'm still listening to the podcast :-D
Cool new forum design :-D.
-Steven
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Yes it is eh?Hi Steven welcome back.. Hope school is treating you well!
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Hi Steven,
Great to see you.
Glad you're still enjoying the podcasts and hopefully your studies and work will allow you to get back here more often eh ?
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Data Analysis Test for Cellular Metabolism and Regulation on Wednesay. Physiology test on Friday. I have to do a presentation on Schistosomiasis on November 21st. Pretty busy but hey I likes the learning.
damn trematodes
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Chum,
I don't know what the hell you just said (LOL)...but it sounds like you're going to do really well...and now I have to look up what Schistosomiasis is !!
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Hi Steven! We missed you much!
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..Oh gawwwwwwwwwwwwwddd !!..Wish I hadn't looked it up !! LOL
Good Luck !!
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LOL Too funny
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OK Neil what did it mean? I ddi not look it up!
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This is not Neil but I hope this will do:
Schistosomiasis or bilharzia is a disease affecting many people in developing countries. In the form of 'acute' schistosomiasis, it is sometimes referred to as snail fever and cutaneous schistosomiasis may sometimes be commonly called swimmer's itch. In certain African communities the process of overcoming schistosomiasis is an important rite of passage. Although it has a low mortality rate, schistosomiasis can be very debilitating. (Bilharzia, or bilharziosis, is the eponym for schistosomiasis in many countries, after Theodor Bilharz, who first described the cause of urinary schistosomiasis in 1851.)
There are five species of flatworms that cause schistosomiasis. Each causes a different clinical presentation of the disease. Schistosomiasis may localize in different parts of the body, and its localization determines its particular clinical profile.
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This is not Neil but I hope this will do:
Schistosomiasis or bilharzia is a disease affecting many people in developing countries. In the form of 'acute' schistosomiasis, it is sometimes referred to as snail fever and cutaneous schistosomiasis may sometimes be commonly called swimmer's itch. In certain African communities the process of overcoming schistosomiasis is an important rite of passage. Although it has a low mortality rate, schistosomiasis can be very debilitating. (Bilharzia, or bilharziosis, is the eponym for schistosomiasis in many countries, after Theodor Bilharz, who first described the cause of urinary schistosomiasis in 1851.)
There are five species of flatworms that cause schistosomiasis. Each causes a different clinical presentation of the disease. Schistosomiasis may localize in different parts of the body, and its localization determines its particular clinical profile.
Yea its not fun. I think I will pass subjecting people to the images :-S.
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Yikes I did not think that swimmers itch could get so bad!
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hi to you all
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Hi Hadrian.. You were at it early..Have a good evening!
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Sweet new design.
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I agree, I like the new layout [:)]
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It looks nice and is getting better as it goes! Hi Daniel