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Effect of Aggrandizing Working of the CVS Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The woman also suffers from either osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis in the knees. However, given the fact that she is elderly and a menopausal woman, there is an increased chance that she is suffering from osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis patients suffer immense pain owing to degeneration of the cartilage cushion between bones.
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Pros and Cons of Abortion Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Due to the advancements in the medical field, abortions that are carried out within twelve weeks of any pregnancy have been found to have a good prognosis without any complications on the mother. As mentioned above, the ethical implications are still existent and many questions have been raised on the nature of the process and when it can be considered murder.
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Reflective Clinical Journal: Personal Statement, Health Sciences and Medicine Health Sciences & Medicine Personal Statement
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The consultation took place in my home in London, in my main room with a big sofa and a big table with many books on it, mostly related to homeopathy. I had taken care to ensure that the setting for the sessions would be relaxing and had placed flowers and paintings, to create a relaxed atmosphere.
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Relation to Circadian Rhythm Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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It's pointed out that the interested groups of people have sought to engage in a much deeper understanding of the phenomena and this has got to a point that they have published books that have sought to enlighten people on these issues. One of the acclaimed authors with this respect is Karen Thomson Walker.
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What Do We Understand about Dementia Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Dementia usually leads to death as a result of recurring damage caused to the brain, making the production of knowledge regarding this disease essential to reduce its pervasiveness for the elderly in today’s society in an effort to better combat this potentially life-threatening condition.
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Effects of Food Deserts on Poor Health and Environmental Degradation in Coloured Communities Health Sciences & Medicine Outline
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Communities of colour record the highest rates of deadly medical disorders caused by meat consumption and other related animal products. Increase of fast food outlets in the United States has doubled cases of obesity since 1980. Therefore, the obesity epidemic and environmental degradation are the overall results of food deserts.
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The Efficiency of Homoeopathic Medicine Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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Skeptics of homeopathic medicine have been virtually silent on the hormesis field, which is a multi-dimensional science that evaluates small doses and their power on varied systems of biology. It can be said that this silent treatment given to hormesis is because it prevents a body of evidence that negates arguments against homeopathy.
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Simulation vs Real Practice in Nursing Training Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Nursing is defined as a profession that involves the provision of care and healthcare in order to ensure healthy living and improve the quality of life of people in society. There is a moral dilemma of whether student nurses should be trained with real patients at the hospital or whether they should learn theoretical aspects of medicine in practice in laboratories and on mannequins. 
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Substance Abuse and Impacts on the Family Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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In the American social community, families changed from the customary nuclear family to solo parent, multigenerational families, foster families and stepfamilies. Therefore, in the case where a person in the family abuses the substance, the outcome of the family depends on the family structure. The intent of the text below is to analyze the impacts of substance abuse, by a family member, on the family.
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Biological Aspects of Health Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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This assignment presents a summary describing the process of hormone secretion from the hypothalamus during the stress response, designs and writes a leaflet on the effect of drugs on behavior, with particular reference to stimulant and depressants and the fact that in Western societies, if you have a professional job, you expect to be under an abnormal amount of stress. 
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How E-cigarette Becomes Popular among the Smokers Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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This paper presents E-cigarettes which are less harmful to smokers comparing to normal cigarettes. Economically, these are cheaper options comparing to normal cigarettes. However, there are several negative aspects too. But, socially and economically these are better options comparing to conventional cigarettes.
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Health Care Delivery System Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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The researcher states that obesity has virtually become an epidemic around the world and particularly in the U.S. The worrisome trend calls for further research into how healthcare practitioners can aid in the mitigation process and consequent avoidance of obesity-related diseases that have grown to characterize modern-day America.
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The Moral Implication of Forcible Treatment of Individuals with Mental Disorder Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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The mentally ill, based on utilitarian principles, could be seen progressively not backwardly because they see responsibility as a misleading idea. In view of utilitarianism, one way of solving this is to believe that mental disorder and criminal responsibility are not identical and that if the detention is to be defended based on lack of responsibility.
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The Mental Conditions in the Military Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The servicemen experience terrible living conditions as well as the problem of their housing system. The basics of military service again encounter a periodical change in the place of residence. In a number of occasions, the members of the servicemen’s families are unable to find jobs in their specialities and eventually become jobless.
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Determination of Multiple Sclerosis Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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The clinicians involved in the administration of physical exercise could have been biased since they participated in both the formulation of goals and evaluation of the eventual participants’ response to outlined objectives. The other potent mode of physical outcome measurement for MS patients is outlined by Morrison et al. (2008).
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Continuing Professional Development Plan Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Scholars assert that mentors and peer relationships provide enabling environment of growth to practitioners in the practice setting (Walsh, 2010; Carnwell et al., 2007). They are crucial facilitators of learning processes for developing skills and competencies of individuals so as to improve and improvise their performance.
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Refractory Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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The less acid that is produced works to reduce heartburn. Today, H2 blockers are commonly used to treat both Refractory Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease and the onset of peptic ulcers. They are available as both over-the-counter medication in low doses, and as prescription drugs, if a higher dose is required. 
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Maintenance of a Healthy PH in Human Body Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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Respiratory alkalosis is known as hypocapnia because of a fall in arterial PCO2, a minimal rise in plasma bicarbonates and rise in plasma pH. Causes of respiratory alkalosis include conditions which lead to hyperventilation such as anxiety, hypoxia, lung disease, stimulation of respiratory centers, salicylate toxicity and fever.
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Arty Fischel's Metabolism Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Fischel is a prospecting bodybuilder but his diet is not good enough to build muscle mass. There are many reasons why his body is reacting opposite to his desire. He is not getting results because he is following a wrong diet pattern. First of all, he can enhance is muscle mass by choosing a better diet like a vegan diet.
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Foodborne Diseases Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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This research tells that the food consumed by the human has evolved over the years and varies depending on the culture and religion of people across different parts of the world. However, most food components can be classified as either of animal or plant origin with nutritional variation existing on different food types consumed.
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Health Care System Evaluation Frameworks Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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In relation to the modern phenomenal development of global healthcare systems, countries are often observed to renew their interests in developing performance indicators to assess, monitor and manage healthcare arrangements and achieve efficiency, quality, effectiveness and equity (Arah et. al., 2003).
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The Discourse on the Legalization of Euthanasia Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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The author of this paper states that death is inevitable and everyone is going to face it one day. It is hard to interpret and reach a consensus on people’s opinions about euthanasia, however, we can infer that people desire to die without pain and suffering and want to be surrounded and supported at the time of death.
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Managing Quality in Health and Social Care Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The author states that as a health care professional Quality Manager, this report has been focused on designing an appropriate system for monitoring the quality of service being delivered in the specified healthcare, identifying, assessing and managing the risks to health in the organization.
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Finance and Economics Activity Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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LED is extremely efficient because of its extended lifespan and enhanced efficiency. A lot of companies have effectively purchased LED exit symbols and replaced lighting fixtures with LED lights. On the other hand, T8 fluorescent lights had carried out considerably better in many studies that are vital to residential and commercial usage.
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Causes and symptoms of Lung Cancer Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Unlike other cells, the cancer cells do not die a programmatic death and divide and grow exponentially. Instead of developing into healthy, normal lung tissue, the cells grow uncontrollably and form lumps called tumors. If a tumor remains in one place and shows a limited growth, it is commonly considered to be benign. 
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Nutrition and Cardiorespiratory Exercises for Healthy Living Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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My nutritional qualitative analysis was that I reduce my intake of fatty foods, and this improved my score and thus my physical fitness and wellness. This improved my day’s productivity. My nutritional quantitative analysis of eating more to increase my BMI however did not work because of the strict time span of two weeks.
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The Issues Around Sustainability in Obesity Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The determinant of social activity mainly includes factors like literacy level, gender issues, and peer influence. The economic status of an individual, as well as the perception of the individual towards physical activities, affects social life. Environmental determinant includes the availability of open spaces that are safe for recreational purposes.
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Providing Quality Service in the Hospitality Industry Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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To engage the standards as suggested to meet the customer expectations, the first standard entailing impression made on the first encounter with the client is essential. Notably, in a recommendation to meet this standard of service, the facility needs to incorporate a strategic plan, in which there is a balance of activities and features accordingly.
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Foodborne Diseases and Nutrient Related Diseases Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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This research will begin with the statement that human beings constitute of what they eat. It is through consumption of food that human being undergoes growth and development. This is enhanced by conversion of food consumed into nutrients that carry out the responsibility of growth, healing, and many other functions.
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Physical Therapist Assistant Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Accidents become rampant as days go by drivers are careless on the roads or only at times; the accidents are a coincidence. Some are so fatal that the victims suffer paralysis and, therefore, changing their lives. A physician who provides health services like therapeutic care to patients who have injuries or are regaining mobility or undergoing pain is called a physical therapist assistant. 
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Indigenous Cultures and Health Journal Entries Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Education is a gateway to empowerment and thus the majority of the indigenous lack formal education. It is only a handful of young people had to leave their families and join mission institutions that acquired the necessarily required education that enable them to recognize the benefit of the drug more than the world plan.
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Community Outreach Program Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The strategic measures on the identification process of the key barriers might certainly help the US healthcare agencies and institutions to protect women from heart disease. In this process, the mechanism would help to formulate effective care setting, enabling the women to protect themselves from potential threats associated with heart disease.
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Advantages of Good Sleep Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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Penelope A. Lewis, in her essay “The Secret World of Sleep” has explained the advantages of sleep but her approach is rather technical and experimental. Being a neuroscientist, she has explained the whole concept of sleep, its advantages, and problems people are facing regarding sleep in much scientific way.
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Nutrition Related Diseases Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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One of the best manners through which this can be done is by ensuring that the people that they stay around practice appropriate eating practices. It is a well-known factor that when a person spends time with inappropriate eating practices he or she may get tempted and give in to taking unsafe foods. 
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Health Care Reform in the USA Health Sciences & Medicine Admission/Application Essay
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This paper looks into some of the momentous reforms in the American history. It also looks at the philosophical concepts and topics underlying health care reforms. The paper also gives assumptions about the health care reforms and further gives a justification for the argument. Health care reforms have a rich history within the US context.
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Legalizing Cannabis for Medical Use Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The roots of cannabis can be traced from ancient China, where it was useful in treating people. The immense use of cannabis in China led to the widespread use of the drug in different places of the continent, including India and northern Africa. The history of cannabis in Europe dates back to A.D. 500.
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Food Poisoning - Germs, Risk Factors, Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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Infection by this germ manifests in diarrhea but it can disappear without much intervention unless it persists in which case antibiotics suffices. Salmonella bacteria cause a type of food poisoning called Salmonella enterocolitis. Its
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The Importance of Hospital Existence Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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In the year 2010, there are 24 hospitals in the USA with 200 or more beds made an operating profit of 25% or more. From this data, it is clear that a number of bed is a factor in booking substantial profit. Whelan in his report has mentioned that “profitable hospitals may be using local monopoly to overcharge insurers and patients.
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The Emphasis of the UK Government on the Prevention of Diseases Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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The areas assessed include personal physical health, sexual health, and mental health. Among these strategies, various governmental policies have been developed, but this paper will solely concentrate on these three principles and the way the government is emphasizing these strategies to protect the health of the people.
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What Is Pain and What Is Acute Pain Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Basbaum and Catherine state that pain refers to the unpleasant feeling that is always caused by a damaged stimulus, and an example includes the burning of a finger, hitting a toe on a stone, or even falling down. Smith maintains that pain refers to an unpleasant emotional or sensory experience that is associated with potential tissue damage.
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The UK Medical-Healthcare Changes Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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Cases of displaced anger, such as patients being angry with medical practitioners and unhappy with the outcomes of testing have been reported cyclically (Lawson, 2003, p25). Counselling as an alternative was hence introduced to deal with the possible negative outcomes of the predictive genetic testing.
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Midwifery: Active Management vs Physiological Management of the Third Stage of Labour Health Sciences & Medicine Literature review
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Care in the third stage is part of a much wider picture. Midwives within the United Kingdom work in a changing social situation. In Midwifery 2020 (Appendix 3, 2010) mention is made of several factors such as a possible lack of midwives; an increasingly greater emphasis on the rights of the individual woman.  
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The Attitude of the Community towards Paid Organ Donation Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Many individuals die due to the shortage of organs and the financial demand which is associated with organ failure even before the time to pay for the actual transplantation. Studies have also shown that any processes which reduce or inhibit an increase in the number of available organs will also worsen the current situation.
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Acute Chest Syndrome Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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In a chest radiograph or x-ray, ACS is identified on the basis of a new infiltrate along with the presence of one other symptom, namely chest pain, cough, wheezing, tachypnea, and/or fever (Bernard, Yasin, and Venkat, 2007; Johnson, 1995). The condition is unique in its nature and can be caused by both infectious and non-infectious processes.
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How Knowledge of the Chronic Radiation-Induced Long Term Side Effects Have Impacted on Treatment Practices Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Thus, there is a type of equipment used in radiation therapy to track the heartbeat and movement of the lung to block them from radiation exposure. It is called respiratory gating. As indicated by Berson et al., (2004), they reduce the anatomic motion that is induced by respiration thus increasing the distance from the breast to other organs. 
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Primary & Public Health Informatics Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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Several Health information systems cover topics such as the implementation of IT in healthcare settings that involve significant decisions regarding patient care, clinical activities, network infrastructure and databases, patients’ privacy and security and all other IT-related issues deemed vital in the healthcare environment (Harle & Menachemi, 2012).
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Coronary Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Annually, about one million more people suffer from a new form of myocardial infarction. CAD is in many cases caused by the atherosclerotic occlusion of the victim’s coronary arteries (AHA 6). The process of atherosclerosis can affect many of the body vessels of the victim’s body, and when it affects coronary arteries, it triggers the development of CAD (CDC 1138). 
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Junk Food Tax and Laws are the Angels of Health Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Children enrolled in the school breakfast program record lower BMI although taking part in the lunch program did not show signs of influencing the development of obesity in any way whether positively or negatively. Taking part in the breakfast program means that a child cannot skip the first meal of the day.
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Understanding Specific Needs in Health and Social Care Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The result of the study was diverse portraying various critiquing angles. First, it gave a rough estimate of the population proportion capable of attaining the doughnut hole value. The number of beneficiaries that reach the doughnut hole showed an increase with the increasing number of chronic illness cases. 
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Healthcare for Indian Women Health Sciences & Medicine Report
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Pending on the economic prosperity, dominant political ideology, and even some cultural factors, access to healthcare varies across individual states. Given the breadth of diversity of Indian demographics, picking merely one group for analysis is a challenging endeavor. This is so because demographic groups in India intersect across language, caste, gender, and class lines.
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