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					<description>[...] West Nile Virus                           Quick Facts About Internal And External Scars &amp;#187;  This Summary is from an article posted at Tips Of All Sorts - Tips On Almost Anything Possible!  on Monday, August 20, 2007     [ scar] A scar is born when skin is overruled by fibrous (scar-forming) tissue as a result of an injury on the skin. As soon as skin is wounded, healthy cells rush to protect the wounded area by proliferating fibroblasts, which are specialized cells that produce collagen. Collagen fills up and closes the wound   Summary Provided by Technorati.comView Original Article at Tips Of All Sorts - Tips On Almost Anything Possible!  &amp;#187;                     10 Most Recent News Articles About Diabetes [...]</description>
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