The process is called re-uptake , in the synaptic cleft certain medicines interfere with the process where excess neurotransmitters are left in the synaptic cleft , they are reabsorbed and they are broken down by enzymes. If this process is interfered with, the neurotransmitters are left to reexcite the receptors on the dendrites of the neurons. (for example) look at prozac, a person has a defeciency of dopeamine the drug interferes with re-uptake thereby making dopeamine more efficient, (Allen Delaine)
To be more specific medicine was what they thought would work. A lot of the medicine did work in their own way. But most of them did not.
Nothing, but he did work medicine shows which usually sold highly alcoholic fake medicine.
absolutely!
Tapeworm medicine typically takes 24-48 hours to work in cats.
Yes, there is socialized medicine in Argentina. Socialized medicine is when you and the company you work for pay into taxes for medical care.
Yes.
It really depends where you work and how much you work
Sports medicine doctors typically work anywhere from eight to ten hours per day. They also sometimes work Saturdays and Sundays.
it is the study of medicine.
Yes, of course.
Yes, a Greek citizen who has studied medicine in Greece can work in America but after being allowed by the relevant body.
If you mean a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.), then yes, if it is appropriate (e.g., you are injured and unable to work), a physician with the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree would be able to write you a note to delay your return to work until you are fit for duty.