The film discusses the anatomical and functional significance of the nose, throat, and ears from a medical perspective. It ...

Mr Gani emphasised that one major consequence of untreated PID is infertility, warning that leaving it untreated can cause ...

Pneumonia has become the leading cause of certified deaths in Malaysia while seasonal influenza remains a global health ...

Discover essential steps to protect and strengthen your lungs, from quitting smoking to breathing exercises that can ...

How Does Whooping Cough Spread? The bacteria responsible for whooping cough attach themselves to tiny, hair-like structures called cilia that line the respiratory tract. Once there, they release ...

She attributed the surge in pneumonia-related deaths to Malaysia's ageing population, delays in seeking medical care, and low ...

pertussis wreaks havoc: These bugs latch on to the cilia (a.k.a. tiny hairlike protrusions ... The tricky thing is, even when you eventually clear the bacteria from your system, your cells ...

and these cilia help filter tiny particles like dust, pollen, bacteria, viruses, it's really the body's first line of defense against respiratory illness,' she continued. The doctor acknowledged ...

Many single cells rely on beating cilia and flagella to move ... limitations determines resource allocation into a major bacterial cellular function, motility.

Visible is the endosymbiont (yellow) and bacterial prey in food vacuoles as well as the large cell nucleus (blue). The outer structure of the weakly fluorescent ciliate as well as the cilia are also ...

The fallopian tubes contain different parts, including the: Infundibulum: The funnel-shaped opening to the ovaries Fimbriae: Small structures that surround the opening Cilia: Hairlike structures ...