Images Dated 11th March 1999
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Water Lilies and Aquatic Plants in Garden pool
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Caprice Bourret Model March 1999 walking on catwalk wearing 2nd placed recycled
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Artwork showing dyspepsia & acid reflux treatment
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Model wearing a evening dress by Ocimar Versolato Mar 1999 in Paris during Paris
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Hissing Cockroach (Gromphadorhina portentson) Madagascar
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Salt Pan (Dry Lake) Simpson Desert, Northern Territory, Australia
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Featured 11 Mar 1999 Image
Artwork showing dyspepsia & acid reflux treatment
Dyspepsia and reflux. Artwork of the effects of antacids in preventing acid reflux and dyspepsia (indigestion). The stomach is seen as a wire-frame model. Antacids (white arrows) are drugs which neutralise stomach acid. Gastro-oesophageal acid reflux (inset, upper left) occurs when stomach juices escape from the mucus-lined stomach into the oesophagus, causing pain from the chest to the throat. It may be due to a hiatus hernia, in which part of the stomach protrudes through the oesoph- agus opening in the diaphragm. The inset at lower right shows a secretory cell, which may produce acid or mucus. Drugs affecting the production of these may also be used to treat stomach pain
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