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CNS / Central Nervous System

CNS / Central Nervous System

The CNS (central nervous system) consists of the brain and spinal cord and has numerous tasks such as controlling movement, thinking, learning and many more. A distinction is made between the gray matter, in which the nerve cell bodies are located, from the white

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Blind spot

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Growing pains on the foot - is it normal?

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