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Evaluating the Quality of Post-Stroke Rehabilitation in Japan Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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The thorough estimations should be implemented in order to apply western technique to Japan. Many controversies arose concerning the quality of healthcare treatment and the influence of Pay-for-performance tool, because notwithstanding that it is already introduced in the United Kingdom and the United States.
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The Debate about Stem Cells Health Sciences & Medicine Research Proposal
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All said and done, it is far more equitable to use embryos in stem cell research, instead of allowing them to be destroyed. Moreover, such research has the capacity of saving lives and bettering the quality of life, of a sizeable number of sick people. Those who support stem cell research, affirm that these cells can transform themselves into any type of cell in the human body.
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Chronic Heart Failure Patients: Dealing With High Risk or Low Risk Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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In this study, the patients were randomized. Randomization was concealed. Randomization was initiated after measuring mental acuity, function status and extent of co-morbidity. 2 groups were formed. One group were subjected to usual care alone and the other to multidisciplinary home-based intervention along with usual care.
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The Aetiological Factors Cited in the Literature for the Development of Hallux Rigidus Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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Inflammatory disorders of rheumatoid and seronegative arthritis van lead to synovitis in the first metatarsophalangeal joint resulting in hallux rigidus. Metabolic disorders such as gout not only mimic hallux rigidus, but also lead to degenerate patterns that are associated with hallux rigidus (Sherref & Baumhauer, 1998).    
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Universal Healthcare Insurance System Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Therefore, it is necessary to carry health insurance for a rainy day. Now, a great number of people in the United States are confronted with the issue of health insurance. It is one of the serious matters where the U.S. government should take measures immediately.As of 2000, it was reported that 38.7 million people living in the US were not covered by any kind of health insurance (Macmillan 3).
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Calcium Supplementation and Pregnancy-Induced Problems Health Sciences & Medicine Research Proposal
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In this paper, the researcher proposes to carry out research on the nutrient intake of pregnant women in poverty-stricken regions of UK to assess the level of risks of hypertension and other disorders including premature deliveries. The study proposed is mix of qualitative and quantitative in nature with mean and variance analysis.
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Smoking Habits and the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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In type 2 diabetes, the body produces insulin but does not respond to the signaling cues given by insulin. With diabetes, the body cannot utilize blood glucose for energy. Similar to many other countries, cases of Type 2 diabetes in Lithuania have risen with urbanization, aging increased obesity, and decreased physical exercise.
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Lessons to Be Learned From Hiroshima and Nagasaki 1945 Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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At the time the atomic bombs were detonated at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the long term effects of nuclear radiation on human life and the environment were unknown. Today, more than six decades later, researchers are continuing to asses the ramifications of the deadliest assault against human life ever implemented in history.
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Hormone Therapy for Endometriosis and Surgical Menopause Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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Endometriosis is one of the most severe gynecological diseases of women in the world. At least 5.5 million women in North America alone have endometriosis. About 30 to 40 percent of women with endometriosis are infertile, making it one of the top three causes for female infertility ("Fast facts about," 2007).
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Healthcare in the UK, France, and USA Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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The author states that the debate surrounding the President and the democratically-controlled Congress’ drive to reform the American health care system has been as heated as it has been fraught with acrimony. Throughout the debate, be it in Congress, the media, or just on the street, there has been a constant tendency to compare the American system.
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The Human Genome Project: Ethical Implications on Health Care Practice Health Sciences & Medicine Term Paper
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Modern medicine has certainly evolved over time. The discovery of various illnesses has resulted from trends in new technologies regarding molecular biology and genetics. As new things always falling under the scrutiny of the general public, the field of genetics has also not escaped public controversies.
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HealthCare Reform in America Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Inheriting an economic crisis with global ramifications, a seemingly never-ending war in Iraq, and a healthcare system desperately in need of reform, President Obama’s attempts at completely overhauling healthcare in the United States have recently landed his administration in hot water.  Accordingly, his attempts at healthcare reform have arguably been the most controversial aspects of his early presidency.
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The Aspects of Graves Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Any pathologic condition affecting the endocrinology of the body usually does not only produce local effects but is a cause of many systemic disturbances affecting the efficient working of the body. This paper will particularly focus on the immunopathological condition of the endocrine system known as Grave’s disease. This disease which affects the thyroid gland produces a wide range of effects on the human body.
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Marijuana Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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This abused illicit drug is most commonly used as a cigarette (joint) or in a pipe or in blunts and the use is reinforced by pleasurable experiences. The psychoactive chemical ingredient delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is responsible for all positive and negative implications of marijuana. Resinous hashish is the concentrated form of this drug (Seamon, 2006).  
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Sexual Attitudes of Young Women of Different Backgrounds - Teen Pregnancy Health Sciences & Medicine Research Proposal
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The ultimate aim of the work to be undertaken in the context of pregnancies in teenage women will be to integrate the various factors to understand how they interact with one another and to determine the factors (for example, socioeconomic, educational, and family environment) which could significantly contribute to preventing teenage pregnancies. 
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The Problem of Obesity Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The major reasons for obesity are cultural influence in the food industry and in physical activity. The numerous researches that have been made upon this issue demonstrate to us, that sweet fuzz drinks, fruit juices and fast food – are probably the ones to blame for the obesity among the young generation. Aggressive TV ads and media advertising persuade youngsters in consuming these unhealthy goods.
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Lay Concepts of Health Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The biomedical model is also known as ‘allopathy’ is a relatively novel approach that has recently become the mainstream of western health care systems, including that of the UK. This model incorporates the main features of scientific and objective medicine treating professional medical knowledge as the only source of rational and genuinely scientific information.
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International Society for Hospitality Consultants Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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The author states that the effects of globalization have further intensified the effects of changing terms and tricks of the trade. The industry of tourism is neither an exception. The changing pattern of consumer behavior (in this case that of tourists) and the free flow of information have made the competition within the industry very intense.
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Diabetes and Women Health Sciences & Medicine Dissertation
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The author states that diabetes mellitus is a developing health care issue in the United States, a course that has deeply touched on the female population. The number of adults having DM augmented by 19% from 1980 to 1996, and are still on the rise. The simultaneous epidemic of corpulence is one of the chief contributors for the rising occurrence.
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The Fast-food Industry Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The convenience of Fast foods is killing Americans yet there seems no sense of urgency to reverse the trend, no ‘war on double cheeseburgers’ though fast-food consumption is a far greater threat to the lives of Americans than terrorism.  Ronald McDonald is, in effect, an accessory to the mass murder of at least 300,000 in the U.S. every year.
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Anatomy of the Endocrine System Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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The author states that the endocrine system is basically regulated by the ‘feedback’ mechanism. When the required level of the hormone is reached in the blood, the endocrine gland is informed by this feedback mechanism to stop secreting any further hormone. This thus keeps the levels of the hormones controlled in the body.
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Healthy People and Issues on Obesity - a Public Health Concern Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The models and systems used to determine and analyze obesity would be proffered including sources of data such as vital statistics, managed care data, and disease registries. In addition, the community and targeted population that the identified objective addresses would be determined. Finally, epidemiologic surveillance systems would be examined. 
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Asthma: Importance of Regular Reviews Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The author states that the condition is characterized by paroxysmal narrowing of the bronchial airways due to inflammation of the bronchi and also due to the spasm of the bronchi due to contraction of the bronchial smooth muscle. Most of the patients develop symptoms in early childhood. 80-90 percent of them experience symptoms before 6 years of age.
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The Local Anesthesia Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Implemental of local anesthesia requires several competencies in a dental hygienist, including the attendance of a didactic course of the utilization of this reagent.  Also, a clinical course on the applications of anesthesia and its effects on the human body is necessary for licensure.  In states wherein the application of local anesthesia is allowed, the dental hygienist is initially authorized by the dentist of the dental clinic.
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The Immunohistochemical Method Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is more dominant in China and African countries and is less in the USA and European countries (Habib 2000). In China, HCC dominancy is due to the presence of high-risk populations. In Africa, it is due to the intake of aflatoxins along with the food whereas, in Western Countries, it is due to chronic alcohol abuse.
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Mental Illness Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Mental illness on the other hand is an occurrence that lowers the cognitive ability and changes the behavior of an individual, leading to a deviation from the normal mental functions (Hattie et al. 2004). (Richards, & Bergin, 2000) argues that mental illness is a psychological disorder that causes suffering due to the inability to use the mind to manage one’s day-to-day life.
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Healthcare in the USA Should Be a Right Not a Privilege Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Unlike other industrialized countries, economic status plays a major role in determining health status for Americans, a despicable circumstance in the minds of Europeans who enjoy cradle-to-grave medical care. They consider it a birthright. Taking care of the nations sick without regard to their social position is a responsibility civilized society’s embrace, at least those outside the U.S.
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Adult Attention Deficit Disorder Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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This disorder was initially considered to affect only children, but this is a misconception as this disorder is also noticed amongst adults. This essay will focus on Adult Attention Deficit hyperactive disorder. Attention Deficit Disorder is a neuropsychiatric condition in which an individual is not able to concentrate or focus on a single aspect for a longer time. 
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Nuclear Medicine Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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Nuclear medicine technology involves the use of dual-isotope single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and computerized tomography (CT) scanning to detect reporter gene expression in pancreatic islet cells. The application of this technology may provide important insights into the molecular and genetic basis of tissue function in normal and disease states.
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Diabetes and Sugar Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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Diabetes mellitus or diabetes is a metabolism disorder wherein an abnormality in the functioning of insulin inhibits the glucose from producing energy.  Specifically, diabetes develops when insulin is not produced; if insulin is produced, it either does not work properly or it is not enough.  These correspond to the two types of diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
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Potentially Effective Educational Strategies for Dyslexic Students Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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In this quasi-experiment, the experimenter was directly the special needs teacher of the participant, helping him in and out-of-school activities and also a participant-observer in the classroom, noting down all of Sam’s behavior and performance in various tasks conducted in the school. Dyslexia is found to cause extreme depression to the affected individual.
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The Genetic Linkage to Schizophrenia Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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It either gradually deteriorates or is relatively stable. The disease can be mild and subtle wherein the individual adapts very well to everyday life or can be severe with the full expression of symptoms. These symptoms can be either 'positive' or 'negative'. The hallmark symptoms are auditory hallucinations and delusions.
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Causes, Treatment and Prevention of Eczema Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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The conclusion from this study states that eczema represents a group of skin conditions that have multiple causes and vary greatly in the severity of associated symptoms.  Eczema is classified on the basis of the type of lesion, its location on the body and the underlying causes.  The common thread uniting all forms of this disorder is that they affect the epidermal layers of the skin.
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Swine Influenza Virus Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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This paper tells that the year 2009 began with a new influenza pandemic form a strain of Influenza A virus subtype H1N1. At the end of April, the WHO's pandemic alert level went to phase 5 and raised to the highest level at 6 in June 2009. The treatment strategy and the second line of defense to prohibit the spread of the virus is the use of antiviral drugs such as oseltamivir and zanamivir.
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Role of Genetic Variations in Human Diseases: Past, Present, Future Health Sciences & Medicine Research Paper
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This paper tells that in order to understand the future, some examples of an application of SNPs need to be considered. The various types of genetic polymorphism generally can be classified by their resulting influence on protein expression or ultimate phenotype. Genetic polymorphism resulting in gene deletion invariably leads to loss of function and no production of the gene product.
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Concussions - How Many Concussions Are Too Many Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Due to the increased media attention, concussions have been taken seriously by trainers, doctors, coaches and athletes at present and finally concussions acquired the respect it deserves. How many concussions are too many for a sports person? Does even one concussion leave lasting effects on athletes? 
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Discoveries Related to MMR Vaccine and Autism Link Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The controversies that are associated with the MMR vaccine and Autism are not a hypothesis that science has failed to deliver. Science is considered as a method of reaching certainty with a record of success. It is not made from a particular theory but is a collection of methods or processes. Science always brings us very close to the ultimate truth.
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Oral Cancer Screening Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Before conducting the survey, Baltimore city will be divided into enumerated areas where a random sampling of the study population will be done. Within the enumerated areas sampling will be conducted on each housing units whereby individuals within the housing units will be sampled in accordance with the defined criterion. 
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The Rise in Childhood Obesity Health Sciences & Medicine Coursework
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Obesity is a serious public health problem worldwide that can be effectively addressed only if governments, international agencies, industry/trade, media, health professionals and consumers accept that they have important roles to play in its management and prevention. Since it is a serious public health problem, it is evident that it does not have a single solution.
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Pandemics - The Swine Flu Affair Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Medical science with the collaboration of healthcare organizations is playing an influential role in minimizing the effects of health-related illnesses and diseases. Despite rapid scientific and medical advancements, some health-related diseases have remained a notion of major concern, and pandemics is one of such issues. 
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Organic Nitrates in Alleviating Chest Pain Health Sciences & Medicine Lab Report
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The paper examines the effects of phenylephrine used as a single agent or at submaximal doses in combination with glyceryl trinitrate, carbachol, or isoprenaline on the vascular properties of mammalian aorta in vitro. The effects of these pharmacologic agents on vasoconstriction were measured at varying concentrations of these agents.
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Legal and Ethics in the Healthcare System Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Moreover, there is also the question of diversity that may exist from country to country or region to region that further complicate matters. But in any case, the question of ethics is taken into account in practically all the fields of human endeavor in a civilized society. This paper looks at the concept of medical ethics in the area of group therapy.
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Behavior of Activities of Thymidine Metabolizing Enzymes in Human Leukemia-Lymphoma Cells Health Sciences & Medicine Article
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The enzymes studied were the catabolic enzymes dihydro thymine dehydrogenase (DHT DH) and thymidine phosphorylase (TP) which play crucial roles in nucleic acid metabolism by regulating the availability of thymidine, and thymidine kinase (TK) and thymidylate synthase (TS) which are cellular “salvage” enzymes involved in DNA synthesis.  
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Lack of Health Insurance for the Mentally Ill Health Sciences & Medicine Assignment
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The author states that health insurance is one of the most important purchases that any person can make. It helps ensure that in times of medical or health crisis, the cost of medical care would not be too heavy a burden to bear for the patient and his family. For mentally ill patients, the acquisition of health insurance is a more complicated task.
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Micro Bacteriain Showerhead Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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In order to determine the microbiological composition of the showerhead biofilms and waters, 45 showerhead sites around nine cities in the United States were studied to analyze its rRNA gene sequences. The rRNA genes obtained were amplified from the sample PCR, cloned the amplicons thus determining their sequences.
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Diagnosis from a Multi Frame Perspective Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The author states that the company is among the largest automakers in the world, manufacturing cars and trucks in as many as 34 countries and selling its wide range of products include automobile accessories in about 140 countries across the globe. Its vision is "to be the world leader in transportation products and related services".
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Clinical Practice Experiences using the Gibbs Reflective Cycle Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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The researcher tells how he went with his clinical group to the rally which was organized by the students to lower the tuition fees so that more students can get the opportunity to study and get good jobs in future. They advocated in the rally as nursing students. The goal was to send a clear message to decision makers that lowering the tuition fees will ultimately end the poverty.
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Reasons to Avoid the Low-Carbohydrate Diet Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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People adopting this kind of diet generally avoid foods that are high in digestible carbohydrates such as bread or pasta. These are then replaced with foods that contain a higher percentage of proteins and fats such as protein and fats as well as other foods that are low in carbohydrates (e.g. green leafy vegetables). 
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African American Diets and Health Issues Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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For example, if I feel that I have a routine or job that demands me to sit a lot and be inactive, I will rather not consume foods that contain substances that make me put on weight. As opposed to individuals such as me who are aware of what we consume, there are a great many people who are completely unaware of what they should be consuming.
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Legalization Marijuana Health Sciences & Medicine Essay
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Marijuana is produced from the dried shredded leaves, stems, seeds, and flowers of a plant called Cannabis. The leafy green plant appears quite harmless when we observe it in its natural environment. But, at times this very plant becomes of crucial importance for a drug addict as well as for a medical specialist.
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