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PHYSIOLOGY, med. jur. The science which treats of the functions of animals;
it is the science of life.
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The investigators highlight the potential benefits of reintroducing physiologic loads to the paralyzed musculoskeletal system, and call for further investigation of this promising approach. The author guides readers through the latest physiologic and pathologic research using the voices of historic figures, patients, and celebrities to explain how the body's movements affect the way the voice sounds and how vocal quality is unique to each human being. As the editors imply in their introduction, the relationship of infection and autoimmunity is complex, compelling, and best viewed as a physiologic process and potential consequence of normal immune recognition and immunoregulation. |
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