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Even your sexual organs get more blood flow, so you increase sexual potency.
It's tough to do adherence and adjust your blood pressure medications.
There are now prototypes of cuffless radar-based blood pressure devices that can continuously stream your blood pressure.
And there have been prevention polypill studies done, giving combinations of statins, blood pressure, aspirin, which in randomized studies have been shown to dramatically reduce risk, compared to placebo.
My smartwatch is looking at my blood pressure: I needed an adjustment in my blood pressure medicines, my coumadin level.
My blood is too thin, so I lower my micromed dose of coumadin, a blood thinner.
But it wasn't the blood and guts or the boobs that made me want to go see it again.
Those interested in blood diamonds or exotic art, for instance, could share information about how the offshore world was being used to hide the trade in both of those commodities.
Survival depends on communication between the systemic and the pulmonary blood.
In order to save lives, it's going to try using drones to deliver lifesaving drugs, vaccines and blood to people in hard-to-reach places in partnership with a company called Zipline, with UPS, and also with the Gavi, a global vaccine alliance.
If this goes on, if this goes on, there may be blood.
There are already hints of this blood in newspapers every day.
A hundred years ago, people would have thought it was ludicrous how normal and ordinary it is for people to donate their blood and bone marrow to complete strangers today.
Is it possible that a hundred years from now people will think that donating a kidney to a stranger is just as normal and ordinary as we think donating blood and bone marrow is today?
There was a great story of some little girl who they saved from leukemia by taking the blood out, editing it, and putting it back with a precursor of CRISPR.
The blood drains from your face, your mind goes into overdrive, frantically searching for some place to run and hide.
He also thought that the brain's only purpose was to cool down the blood, so there's that ... (Laughter) But I'd like to show you that in some way they were actually both right.
I wanted to know: Why is it that blood flows in our veins most of our lives, when our big cities get clogged on a daily basis?
What it means is that blood vessels are everywhere inside us, not just under the surface of our skin.
At every heartbeat, a higher blood pressure literally compacts millions of red blood cells into massive trains of oxygen that quickly flow throughout our body.
And the tiny space inside our red blood cells is not wasted, either.
The reason blood is so incredibly efficient is that our red blood cells are not dedicated to specific organs or tissues; otherwise, we would probably have traffic jams in our veins.
Blood is both a collective and individual form of transportation.
Red blood cells are not flowing in lanes.
It will be liquid like our blood.
But even if you were to enter a room with zero reverberation and zero external sounds, you would still be able to hear the pumping of your own blood.
At those levels of gravitational pressure, blood is sent flying from your brain to your feet, leading to light-headedness or blackouts as the brain struggles to stay conscious.
If the riders are upside down, blood can flood the skull, causing a bout of crimson vision called a “redout”.
Maybe you breathe by having oxygen flow through your blood instead of through your lungs.
We're creating a world that we have literally never seen before; organizing families based on love and not by blood, guiding by a compassion that so few of us have been shown ourselves.
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