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Health and Its Determinants Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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The contexts of adolescence address the effects of affiliations, educational transitions, maturation, and health-risks connection. The social work role encompasses a proactive family-centered approach emphasizing growth-producing behaviors and resource-based interventions. Youths with disabilities will be able to reap the full benefits of life. 
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Supraventricular Tachycardia in Children Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) is a cardiac rhythm disorder wherein the heart beats faster than normal. The origin of the heart rate is above the ventricles, either in the atria or in the AV node. But the rate affects both the ventricles and atria. It is the most common symptomatic arrhythmia in children.
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Patient Satisfaction Surveys Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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In the healthcare setting, quantitative methods such as surveys are non-experimental methods, by which patient satisfaction can be measured. Surveys are a method of evaluation, in which the participants respond to a specific set of standardized questions, by which data required for quantitative assessment is obtained.
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The Use of Insulin Pumps in Children Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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 An attempt was made to collect the very latest of research and clinical studies by searching three electronic databases for material which was published from 1990 to 2007. A total of twenty-one pieces of research were considered to be appropriate for inclusion in the literature that was to be considered for this critique.
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Critical Care Outreach Service in the UK Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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Providing necessary health care services to critically ill patients is one of the major nurses’ responsibilities. But it is not possible to deliver the best quality care to patients all the time - there is a strong correlation between the quality and level of care being extended to critically ill patients and the hospitals’ available resources.
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Autism and the Effects of Massage Therapy Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Touch therapy is proven to be an effective method by which to diminish the effects of autism and forge a deeper bond between parent and child. Organized, team sports are generally not advised but in a controlled environment, autistic children can participate in most activities enjoyed by all children, soccer included.
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Planned Re-admissions and Survival among Patients with Chronic Congestive Heart Failure Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The hypothesis (null) in this study was that there would be no difference in the frequency of unplanned readmission plus out-of-hospital deaths, during a minimum of 6 months of follow-up, among patients with chronic CHF discharged home after acute admission between those exposed and not exposed to a CHF-specific, multidisciplinary, home-based intervention in addition to usual care.
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Traditional and Patient-centered Outcomes with Three Classes of Asthma Medication Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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 Comparison of leukotriene receptor antagonist (montelukast) versus long-acting ß2-agonist (eformoterol) with matching placebos: For this study, the subjects were allocated by a computer-generated randomization procedure and comprised of double-blind, double-dummy crossover comparison.  
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Evaluation of the Utilisation of Cataract Surgery Services in South India Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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The sample will consist of 60 participants who will fall into two different groups of patients based on their residential status- urban and rural. These will be further divided into two subgroups – respondents to offered cataract surgery services and non-respondents to offered cataract surgery services.
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Lupus Autoimmune Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Lupus Is An Autoimmune Disease that causes a great deal of pain to its sufferers, sometimes making it impossible for them to carry on a normal lifestyle such as hold a job, care for a child or participate in family activities.  Despite this significantly debilitating illness, the condition is often misdiagnosed.
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Does Interpersonal Attraction to Thin Media Personalities Promote Eating Disorders Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The media cannot be totally blamed for eating disorders in both men and women and the corresponding diseases attached to it, but the media definitely plays both a direct as well as an indirect role where these disorders are concerned. One of the very active organizations called EDAP is lending full support.
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Fever and Infectious Maladies Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Long before most Indians ever laid eyes on the strangers, tribesmen may have suffered from the micro-contact of disease, although demographers have not yet found positive evidence of a pandemic sweeping over the whole continent. Following Betts: “disease constituted one of the principal agents of culture change associated with European contact.
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Closed Head Injury: Case Discussion of Mild Head Injury Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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A closed head injury is one in which the skull is not broken. A head injury can affect the brain due to swirling movements throughout the brain causing tearing of nerve fibers and widespread bleeding in and around the brain. This can further lead to raised intracranial pressure which can block the flow of oxygen to the brain. About 70% of all accidental deaths are due to head injuries.
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Spontaneous Patella Dislocation Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Magnetic resonance imaging may be helpful in deciding who may need to go in for surgery. In a study by Sally and others (10), magnetic resonance imaging revealed effusion in 100% cases, tears of the femoral insertion of the medial patellofemoral ligament in 87%, increased signal in the vast medialis muscle in 78%, lateral femoral condyle in 87% and medial patellar bone bruises in 30%.
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ADHD: A Biological Disorder Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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     She now explains that frequently ADHD students perform high and low verbal on IQ tests.  School is mostly verbal.  Information is provided verbally and the student returns the information in verbal form to prove they understood the information (homework).  These students need to do it to understand it so they do not know how to get from the information received to the assignment. 
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New Medications for Treatment of ADHD Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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At this time, this writer is feeling some discomfort as it is this writer's opinion that behavior learning is still the most important treatment.  Hopefully, in five years, the drugs will be used in only the most severe cases or in the early years to facilitate the behavior learning of social skills and organizational skills. 
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Adults with ADHD Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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It appears to this writer that an adult diagnosed with Ad/HD us indeed a legitimate diagnosis. If research shows that AD/HD is a disorder that can not be cured but can be treated there must be adults with this order. There is evidence as to the efficacy of stimulant use with these adults and there are also behavioral programs that are effective.
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Parent Training for Parents of a Child with ADHD Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Many children have teachers who do not know much about these behavioral plans so the parents are the first people to become their teachers. These teachers also are the ones who need to teach many of their social skills. The teacher can be helpful in telling the parents what social skills need to be taught.
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Brian Kean and Attention-Deficit Disorder Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Mr. Kean is in a great position as an educator to make changes in the school system to better facilitate these students and it would be best if he stayed with his field of expertise and allow the mental health professionals and the medical professionals to deal with the diagnostic criteria and the medical treatment.
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Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease, Treatment and Nursing Interventions Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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It is essential to state that of utmost importance is education about lifestyle management which is nothing but a combination of several changes in habit, particularly related to eating. Sally should be advised to lie down in a semi-prone position, by partially elevating the upper part of her body in bed.
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Treatment of Head Lice in Children Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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Infestation with head lice is a common problem in children. There are many myths and confusions regarding the treatment of head lice. Еhere has been excellent literature pertaining to the treatment of this problem; resistance to treatment, side-effects of treatment and introduction of new drugs prompts review of the literature.
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Definition of Tourette Syndrome Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Each child with TS will cope differently with its physical, emotional, and social challenges. Since usually there is no restriction in activities, these children should be able to enjoy and participate in the same activities as their peers. Getting children engrossed in activities like sports, exercise, or hobbies, can make their tics milder and less frequent.
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Ocular Manifestations of Diabetes Mellitus Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Patients should never be prescribed a topical anesthetic since these agents are toxic to the cornea and can result in non-healing epithelial defects. Confocal microscopy allows early detection of beginning neuropathy because decreases in nerve fiber bundle counts precede impairment of corneal sensitivity.
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Mechanistic Basis of Acupuncture Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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The acupuncture technique that has been most studied scientifically involves penetrating the skin with thin, solid, metallic needles that are manipulated by the hands or by electrical stimulation. Acupuncture is effective for relieving dental pain, chronic pain and headache. It reduces nausea and vomiting after surgery and chemotherapy.
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Clinical Aspects and Management of Diabetic Foot Wounds Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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The management of a diabetic foot ulcer requires the patient to change his or her behavior. There is the high potential importance of the qualitative study conducted by Searle et al (2005) to understand the experience of ulceration and healing in the diabetic foot, from the perspectives of the patient as well as the podiatrist. 
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Primary Health Care and Community Health Services Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Primary Health Care is defined as that essential health care based on practical, scientifically sound, and socially acceptable methods and technology made universally accessible to individuals and families in the community through their full participation and at a cost that the community and the country can afford.
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Medical Expert, Clinical Decision Maker Health Sciences & Medicine Personal Statement
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Ophthalmology, being a specialty concerned with the screening, diagnosis, and management of the optical, medical, and surgical disorders and diseases of the eye, its adjacent structures, the visual pathways, and the visual system, needs extensive knowledge of the basic sciences and general principles of medicine and surgery.
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The Hazardous Effects of Smoking Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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It is true that the nonsmokers are infringing upon the rights and freedoms of the smokers in demanding that they not smoke in public places, but it is equally true that the smokers are infringing upon the rights and freedoms of the nonsmokers by insisting that public places be filled with deadly, cancer-causing toxins.
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How Can the Study of Ancient Disease Contribute to Increasing Our Understanding of Past Societies Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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A number of different institutions and educational centers have of late endeavored to expand their business and hence the field of imparting education by recruiting physically fit men and women. Specifically so because of the reason that these people get along with the young students quite well and treat them much like their own sons and daughters.
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Treatment of Elderly Patients Who Suffered from Stroke Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Water is the most important part of proper nutrition among elderly patients. In the absence of water intake, elderly patients can suffer from serious dehydration and high sodium content in the elderly patient’s body. A lot of physiological disorders such as the loss of thirst sensation, inability to communicate with health care.
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Emergency Service Personnel and the Impact of Stress and Cardiac Related Problems on Their Jobs Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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Psychological stress can never be totally eliminated. Most emergency personnel function on autopilot during an incident. Stress reactions can be reduced if the personnel is educated appropriately, trained well and properly equipped to perform at the maximum level. This is the responsibility of the management. 
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: How Alcohol Affects Infants and Children Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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The research on the effects of alcohol on infants and children as it relates to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is certainly a surprise for me. While I knew that alcohol has a very negative effect, I was not completely aware of the full extent of the possible risks that a child might face if the mother consumed alcohol during pregnancy
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The Effects of African HIV and AIDS on the United States Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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HIV which leads to AIDS is the most infectious disease that has emerged in more than a century.  The human and economic impact has been most apparent in its area of origination, Sub-Sahara Africa where an estimated 24 million people are infected.  In seven countries of this region, 20 percent of adults are HIV Positive.
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Enterobacteriaceae - Laboratory Tests to Identify Differences Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Experts have suggested different media in order to isolate specific strains of bacteria such as salmonella, among others. This research effort examines five different media and 12 strains of Enterobacteriaceae and its finding is that MDCLS is the best medium of all five in effectively isolating the different strains.  
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Obesity Cause and Effect Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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Obesity is among the leading causes of illness and death in the U.S. but the problem is not addressed as aggressively as say, the use of tobacco and alcohol.  The over-indulgent lifestyle many Americans lead is very costly in human and monetary terms but the topic does not seem to be a major part of the public discussion. 
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Cross Infection and Risk Management in the Accident and Emergency Hospital Environment Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Local circumstances could dictate which are more valid than others, but all are considered to be necessary for decreasing risks. Given that it contains actions that can be immediately put into practice, it has been a useful tool in keeping to good hygiene standards and for improving history taking and record keeping. 
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The Story Sonnys Blues Written by James Baldwin Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Many stories carry a theme or a moral and revolve around a plot or storyline. Some have well-defined and recognizable structures while others concentrate more on character development.  To me, the essential elements of a good story are character development and the use of symbols in order to convey a deeper meaning. 
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Medical Care Expenditures in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Research Proposal
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In the analysis portion of the study, the authors did not tie up the study with the existing studies on this field and expound on its similarities and differences from the other COPD clinical studies. Even though there was an explanation of the independent variables, the study was silent on the dependent variables.
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The Best Method in Managing Chronic Pain Health Sciences & Medicine Research Proposal
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The entire interview will be recorded to ensure that the research team has every detail of the interview. It will also provide the research team the step-by-step management procedure – both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic pain treatment approaches (Bernabei et al., 1998; American Pain Society, 1995) used within the health care setting.
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American Heart Association Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The AHA is a non-profit public sector national voluntary health agency that operates within the US healthcare system. The mission of the organization is to build healthier lives that are free of cardiovascular diseases and heart strokes. The association works towards spreading awareness regarding heart disease and how it can be managed.
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A Plan to Reform the US Healthcare System Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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Reforms in the healthcare regimes are something that will benefit the whole of humanity and not a particular entity or set of people for that matter. It will take care of the generation to come after us as well as take into consideration the people who are existent and very much alive in the present times.
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Stroke - Brain Attack and a Medical Emergency Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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It is estimated that there are approximately 5.45 million deaths a year from stroke worldwide and over 9 million stroke survivors. After heart disease and cancer, stroke seems to be the third largest cause of death. About two-thirds of strokes take place in the developed countries and it is also the single most common cause of severe disability.  
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The National Health Service - Requirement for Cost-Control, Efficiency, and Equality Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Health needs cannot be defined solely in terms of medical conditions: they are conditioned by social circumstances. As a consequence, the equality imperative requires that all patients should be provided with timely and quality services appropriate to their particular needs and circumstances and their capacity to benefit, states Bakker (2002). 
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Nutrition: Grapefruit Diet Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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Nutritionists explain that more research is needed in order to fully state that grapefruit is a weight-loss tool and a diet has yet to be approved that is both safe and effective. The author of this paper cautions the dieters to consult a nutritionist or dietician first before embarking on this diet as the Mayo Clinic itself does not recommend it.
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Evolution of Healthcare Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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Health insurance is the most common solution utilized by the average person to cover the cost of their medical needs. The concept has been around for over one hundred years in the United States.
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Cervical Spine Injury Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Even though only a few of such patients are finally found to have cervical spine injuries, it remains essential to clear cervical spine injuries in such patients, where such a possibility is suspected.
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Gay, Lesbians, and Mental Illness Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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There is an ironic twist to this enigma which in itself is a little problematic in nature. The topic in question itself is highly controversial, to say the least. It is often assumed that gay people being a deviant minority are susceptible to the aberrations, both physical and mental in nature, that are not prevalent in conventional relationships. 
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The Expert Patients Programme An Asset for the Health Service Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Since the Expert Patients Programme has been introduced to tackle chronic diseases in the UK, it is very important to do a brief study about chronic disease management in the UK. Chronic diseases are “those which are long-term, non-communicable, involving some functional impairment or disability and are usually incurable.  
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Delayed Auditory Feedback as a Means of Managing a Speech Dysfluency Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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At present, several types of body-worn battery-powered devices for DAF are commercially available. Such devices include SpeechEasy, Fluency Master and Casa Futura’s Pocket Speech Lab and Basic Fluency System. This essay is a critical review of Delayed auditory feedback as a means of managing speech disfluencies.   
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Cancer Treatments Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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While it may seem like she is weak due to her condition, she is quite an active person who is not letting her diagnosis bring her down. My time with D is unusually long for one who has had a chemotherapy treatment this same day. She did not wish to reschedule as the medicine can be more fatiguing in the days that follow. Her demeanor is welcoming and warm.
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