SufyanSami

extreme procrastinator
Rmu'49

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My toxic trait is i think i will die if i walk out of this line

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@GameStalgiaX

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@folieadeeux "Which bed are you napping the hardest" ahh room

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@OsamaMhawish_MD Levinson ftw

[DocXus @docxusofficial]

One disease explains ALL these symptoms

which one ?

[Posts Of Cats @PostsOfCats]

He's judging my paper 😭

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A new organ has been found behind your nose.

For centuries, every anatomy textbook swore there were only three pairs of major salivary glands. Turns out the books were wrong — and the missing ones were hiding in plain sight.

In 2020, Dutch researchers scanning head-and-neck cancer patients with a cutting-edge PET/CT technique (PSMA PET-CT) noticed an unexpected glow deep in the nasopharynx, right where the nasal cavity drains into the throat. No textbook had ever marked a salivary gland there.

They double-checked: 100 consecutive patients → same structure in every single one. Then they dissected two fresh cadavers and there they were: a previously unknown pair of macroscopic salivary glands, roughly 3.9 cm long, draped over the tubarium (the cartilage of the Eustachian tube). The team named them the tubarial glands.

Their job? Keep the upper throat and the back of the nose moist during talking, swallowing, and breathing — an area that gets painfully dry after radiation.

Here’s why this matters: radiation oncologists had never been told to spare this spot. The researchers re-analyzed treatment plans from 723 patients and found the more radiation the tubarial region received, the worse the toxicity — more trouble swallowing, thicker saliva, constant dry mouth.

A simple anatomical blind spot had been quietly worsening outcomes for years.

Now that we know these glands exist, new radiation protocols can shield them, giving thousands of head-and-neck cancer patients an easier road to recovery.

[Valstar, de Bakker, et al., “Discovery of the tubarial salivary glands: a new organ at risk in radiotherapy for head and neck cancer,” Radiotherapy and Oncology 2021, DOI: 10.1016/j.radonc.2020.09.034]

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@Moraxx009 Loaded fries sun k hi ulti ajati🤮🤮

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

There is no moral difference between putting people in gas chambers and burning people in school in Gaza.

A holocaust is happening right before our eyes and the world is silent.

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@jawismm Sounds like my diesel engine struggling to start in winter

[Uzair Nabil @UzairNabil2]

For years, the tobacco industry has used manipulative tactics to conceal how harmful their products really are. The outcome -- 37 MILLION YOUTH aged 13-15 use tobacco. This #WorldNoTobaccoDay, let's speak up to protect our children!

#TobaccoExposed

[SYNCH @SYNCHPakistan]

Increases in tobacco tax, warning signs on packaging, restriction of tobacco product advertisements, national law to discourage young people, and peer-based approaches to quit tobacco are popular policies.
#TobaccoExposed

[SufyanSami @abcdefu947]

Did you know? More people die of smoking than accidental death each year.
#TobaccoExposed

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Be the influence your loved ones need to quit smoking.
#TobaccoExposed

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8 million people die of smoking each year. Stop killing yourself slowly. Quit today.
#TobaccoExposed

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#TobaccoExposed

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Did you know? Smoking is not only injurious to the smoker but also to the ones around him.
Save yourselves. Save your loved ones!!✊🏻
#TobaccoExposed

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1 pack of cigarettes reduce lofe expectancy by 10years.
Quit smoking today. Lead a healthier live!
#TobaccoExposed