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1.1
What are some key contributors to...,
How has life expectancy changed f...,
What is period life expectancy 3
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1.2
1 what are the three germ layers ...,
2 what is the role of the primiti...,
3 when does gastrulation occur an...
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1.3
1 what percentage of adult height...,
2 what factors determine infantil...,
3 during childhood what primarily...
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1.4
1 what are the main phases of mus...,
2 how does muscle mass typically ...,
3 what is the typical trajectory ...
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2.1
1 what are the two main divisions...,
2 what is the functional unit of ...,
3 what roles do glial cells play ...
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2.2
1 how is the peripheral nervous s...,
2 what are neural crest cells and...,
3 how are new neurons generated a...
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2.3
1 what is axon guidance and why i...,
2 what role do growth cones play ...,
3 which types of cues influence a...
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3.1
1 what are the main structural fe...,
2 what is the primary function of...,
3 what is the primitive heart tub...
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3.2
1 how is the adult cardiovascular...,
2 what are the primary functions ...,
3 what are the main components of...
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3.3
1 what are the key age related ch...,
2 how does aging affect the struc...,
3 what is endothelial dysfunction...
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4.1
1 what key medical advances have ...,
2 how have vaccination programs i...,
3 which advances in cardiovascula...
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4.2
1 what is the difference between ...,
2 why is focusing on healthspan a...,
3 how is obesity classified using...
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4.3
1 what is the primary role of the...,
2 which key molecules are involve...,
3 how does insulin igf 1 signalli...
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4.4
1 what are some dietary intervent...,
2 how does ad libitum feeding ser...,
3 what are some important caveats...
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5.1
1 how is disease defined in the c...,
2 what is pathology and why is it...,
3 what does the term lesion refer...
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5.2
1 what is the scope and impact of...,
2 what are the three main categor...,
3 what defines a chromosomal diso...
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5.3
1 what is the difference between ...,
2 list the three primary macronut...,
3 what health disorders can resul...
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5.4
1 how is a vulnerable population ...,
2 what factors can impact the hea...,
3 what additional risk factors sp...
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6.1
1 what are the cardinal motor sym...,
2 what are some common non motor ...,
3 what are the primary pathologic...
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6.2
1 what is spina bifida and how do...,
2 what is the pathophysiology of ...,
3 what are the major subtypes of ...
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6.3
1 define epilepsy and explain the...,
2 what are some common clinical m...,
3 how are epileptic seizures clas...
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7.1
1 what is osteoporosis and why is...,
2 what are the key cellular proce...,
3 how do osteoclasts and osteobla...
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7.2
1 what is sarcopenia 1,
2 what nutritional factors can co...,
3 how does physical inactivity co...
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7.3
1 what is the primary cause of bo...,
2 name common conditions that inc...,
3 what are the four main phases o...
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7.4
1 what is the societal burden of ...,
2 what is the personal burden of ...,
3 how does mechanobiology contrib...
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8.1
2 what is blood pressure and how ...,
3 what are the classifications of...,
4 what factors regulate blood pre...
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8.2
1 what is atherosclerosis 1,
2 how does atherosclerosis differ...,
3 what are modifiable risk factor...
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8.3
1 what does cardiovascular diseas...,
2 how is ischemia different from ...,
3 what occluding events can lead ...
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8.4
1 what is heart failure 1,
2 how is heart failure classified...,
3 what factors determine cardiac ...
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9.1
1 what is a drug 1,
2 how can a drug bind to its targ...,
3 what does drug affinity mean 3
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9.2
1 define biologics and state how ...,
2 what are some common types of b...,
3 how do the mechanisms of action...
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9.3
1 what is the basic structure of ...,
2 which parts of the antibody med...,
3 what are the main formats of th...
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9.4
What are non pharmaceutical inter...,
2 how do non pharmaceutical inter...,
3 what are common non pharmaceuti...
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10.1
1 what is resistance exercise 1,
2 how does resistance exercise af...,
3 what are the key mechanisms und...
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10.2
1 what factors influence the effe...,
2 how do sex steroids exert their...,
3 what bone health benefits does ...
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10.3
1 what cellular imbalance drives ...,
2 which serum markers indicate bo...,
3 which serum markers indicate bo...
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10.4
1 how is oa treatment approached ...,
2 what are the key non pharmacolo...,
3 what pharmacological treatments...
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11.1
1 how is dopamine synthesis explo...,
2 what role do aadc inhibitors pl...,
3 what are some common side effec...
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11.2
1 what are neurodevelopmental dis...,
2 what range of conditions falls ...,
3 how do genetic factors contribu...
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11.3
1 what is the primary goal of ant...,
2 what are common mechanisms of a...,
3 what non pharmacological treatm...
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12.1
1 what major systems regulate blo...,
2 how do blockers lower blood pre...,
3 what is the mechanism of action...
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12.2
1 what is the role of pharmacolog...,
2 which drug classes are used for...,
3 how do statins work to manage a...
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12.3
1 what is haemostasis and what ar...,
2 what role do platelets play in ...,
3 how does the coagulation cascad...
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12.4
1 what is dyslipidaemia and how d...,
2 how does the balance of circula...,
3 what is one of the basic mechan...
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drugs
Which lipid lowering drugs are us...,
Which drug inhibits cholesterol a...,
Which drugs increase ldl clearanc...
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