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(Chemistry) crystalline glucoside found in the bark of some varieties of tree (used in fever and pain relieving medications), medicine from tree barksalicin
(Chemistry) derived from propionic acid (type of acid used in food, perfumes, and medicine)propionic
(in Medicine) substance that blocks the benefits of calcium and is used as a drug to widen blood vessels (when treating heart disease or a lack of blood supply to the heart)Nifedipine
(Medicine) abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland (also goiter)goitre
(Medicine) abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland (also goitre), strumagoiter
(Medicine) accumulation of pus in a body cavity (especially in the lungs), accumulation of pus in body cavityempyema
(Medicine) any disease of the blood vessels (esp. one that is a complication of diabetes), blood vessel diseaseangiopathy
(Medicine) any of several compounds which stimulate the pancreatic islet cells to produce insulin (used as a treatment for some forms of diabetes), hypoglycemic drugsulfonylurea
(Medicine) any of several problems related to the brain and its blood vessels (such as stroke, hemorrhage, etc.), CVA, cause of strokecerebrovascular accident
(Medicine) blood poisoning, illness characterized by the presence of pathogenic microorganisms in the blood (also septicaemia), blood diseasesepticemia
(Medicine) blood poisoning, illness characterized by the presence of pathogenic microorganisms in the blood (also septicemia)septicaemia
(Medicine) blood test performed used to determine compatibility between donor and recipient (performed before transplants, transfusions, etc.)crossmatch
(Medicine) bone fracture in which one side of the bone is bent and the other side is broken (most often occurs in children)greenstick fracture
(Medicine) capable of causing tumors, causing tumors (used esp. to describe cells or carcinogens)tumorigenic
 

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