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Why is a person's immunity affected when cells of the lungs are damaged by illness or smoking?
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How can a persons ear get be damaged by?
anything
What healthy persons can do?
a healthy person means he/she will my not have illness
How does a persons height affected by the environment?
there not
Not all persons are directly or indirectly affected by crime?
Whether they realize it or not. ALL persons are affected by crime in one way or another.
How many people are affected by one persons death?
20
If a person is not able to form new memories this persons may be damaged?
hippocampus
If someone had an injury that damaged the cerebellum how would that affect the persons ability to drive a car?
If someone had an injury that damaged the cerebellum it would that affect the persons ability to drive a car. This is the part of the brain that is responsible for the coordination of motor control and once its is damaged, driving might be almost impossible.
What is traveler's diarrhea?
Traveler's diarrhea is an illness due to infection from a bacteria or parasite that occurs in persons traveling to areas where there is a high frequency of the illness.
How has the bombing affected the Japanese?
We have no way to know how many persons were evaporated from the face of the earth that day. But make shift clinics were filled with burned men, women and children. Many of the persons helping came sick with radioactive illness. In all a total of 300.000 were dead with both nuclear blasts and many had cancer from generations.
Why some persons do not affected by electric shock?
Because they wear slippers.
Why cholera disease is susceptible to some persons and immune to other persons?
it is because we have different good bacterias inside us, i guess those lack of the immunity of the cholera disease is more prone...
At what age do most children with duchenne use a wheelchair?
Well, it depends on how long they've had the disease and how much the persons illness has affected their muscles. Each person diagnosed with this illness is different in the book "See ya Simon" by David Hill "Simon" was diagnosed when he was four, was on crutches by seven and in a wheelchair by ten, then died in his mid-late teenage years.
