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chaarly: time to revive this thread



where are all the staylites.. Make una cum dey gist we freshers ooo
boss jazinogold's posts really gave me lotsa imageries

more posts pls.. ASUU strike is off!!!
Make una cum post

Quatermaine: Jeez, will try..

Quatermaine: are you there now?

Quatermaine: owk, here?

Quatermaine: Infos reaching me says that lectures have started going on in school.

Quatermaine: Damn it, screw you PHCN, screw you FOX.. You know what, I've got cash and I will buy those movies, the complete series..

marvelling: Microbiology. But I specialise in industrial microbiology/biotechnology

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marvelling: life is the course am currently studying.

marvelling:

Swagalord18: duh! ...'v neva tasted .....but u cn taste ,,,,,if u rili wanna knw

Swagalord18: wanna find out?

Quatermaine: I love your fighting spirit To the best of my knowledge. Yes!. If you know any, you let me know.
Definitely not.. But the book dealt with hereditary disease very well..
I believe I have tried.

Yield: +1. With TB, you usually have to spend a great deal of time with someone who has it before you actually catch it. In other words, it's easier to get it from a family member who lives in the same house as you than from a stranger you stand next to on a train. It's contagious, but it has greater chances of being transmitted via someone you live with or work with (who has it) than from a stranger.


It can be latent or active. It being latent is not really a good thing. One still needs to be watched closely to make sure the symptoms do not develop and should they develop, immediate action should ensue because tb is a silent killer. You will just go to sleep one night and not wake up the next morning. It can be treated easily, although I don't mean "easily" in terms of it being a walk through the park. To prevent latent tb from ever becoming active, patients have to be on meds for months, such as prophylaxis for 9-months; it requires a 9-month commitment. There're risks associated with the meds (e.g. liver enzymes can go up) so they have to be monitored regularly. It's up to the patient to take them or not if they're worried about the risks; it's just that when they start taking it they can't stop. It's always saddening to hear about people dying from tb in Nigeria in this day and age (especially after receiving treatment) because there're certain ways to treat it, but most of the time they receive improper treatment or they don't even have access to it.

MrRomantic1: you've always wondered why d sea tastes salty! Well here,is the reason-the male whale during intercourse ejaculates abt 40 gallons of sperm,but only 10 enters the female.

Quatermaine: It's Definitely not hereditary.

Tuberculosis is an airborne disease, this implies that by just standing and talking with someone who has it can make you get the disease.

Besides, if it was really hereditary, your Modern Biology would have informed you.

Adex097: Mzhelena is mehlena...Good morning

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Swashi007: Thank you my sister






Anytin 4 d boys?

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Gud aftanun ma

Swashi007: Ehn?.....but itz nt my birthday
Greetins sir

Ken excel: Lol.....hello love.....sowi its nt my fault....av been kinda busy