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Everybody there was doing what they were doing to take what they wanted, the drug dealers, the robbers, the blood bank.

Everybody was taking blood money.

Your hypothalamus, common to all vertebrates, triggers your pituitary gland to secrete the hormone ACTH, making your adrenal gland shoot adrenaline into your blood.

Your blood pressure jumps.

It turns out that sleep is also crucial for your brain, with a fifth of your body's circulatory blood being channeled to it as you drift off.

Sleeplessness may also cause inflammation, halluciations, high blood pressure, and it's even been linked to diabetes and obesity.

High blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, smoking, high cholesterol, have all been shown to increase our risk of developing Alzheimer's.

For example, testosterone, where regardless of your sex, if you have elevated testosterone levels in your blood, you're more likely to think a face with a neutral expression is instead looking threatening.

Studies have shown that getting five hours or less of sleep per night is the equivalent of driving with a blood alcohol content above the legal limit.

You all know this feeling, when you've got too much to do, or when you've put off breaking for lunch and your blood sugar takes a dive.

Change-making, it's in my blood.

She bites to get a blood meal to feed her offspring.

Two days after Christmas, researchers come from a university in Boston, and they take blood from us and our children for a research project focused on finding the gene.

A few days later, researchers come from a medical center in New York and say they want blood, too.

So we would collect blood and medical histories, and require that all scientists using these resources would share results with each other and with the people who donated.

Using traditional media, we garnered around 100-150 people around the world who we asked, would you give us your blood, your tissue, your medical histories, your medical records?

This is me launching a drone in Rwanda that delivers blood anywhere in the country in less than an hour.

This is made of a tight mesh of cells which separate blood vessels from the brain, and block everything except for a specific set of particles, including water molecules and some gases.

A few hours in, the rapidly multiplying bacteria start to release toxins, leading to septicemia, also known as blood poisoning.

This breaks down blood vessels, letting blood seep out and form what starts out looking like a rash, and evolves into big discoloured blots beneath the skin.

At the same time, these toxins burn through oxygen in the blood, reducing the amount that gets to major organs like the lungs and kidneys.

There was blood everywhere."

You separate components of blood or body fluids to be able to detect and identify pathogens.

If you don't like blood, you don't have to look at it.

I'm going to draw a little more blood.

This one allows us to identify malaria parasites by running them for a little longer, and we can identify malaria parasites that are in the blood that we can separate out and detect with something like a centrifuge.

And sensory signals coming from the inside of the body are continually telling the brain about the state of the internal organs, how the heart is doing, what the blood pressure is like, lots of things.

Central to our technology is a simple blood test.

The blood circulatory system, while seemingly mundane, is essential for you to survive, providing oxygen and nutrients to your cells, and removing waste and carbon dioxide.

Here's a key biological insight: Cancer cells grow and die faster than normal cells, and when they die, DNA is shed into the blood system.

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