Euthanasia is assisted suicide, it is an action taken by a doctor with consent of the patient in order to relieve immense pain and suffering. However, is the overall process of Euthanasia beneficial for the economy? Based on research, euthanasia is beneficial to the economy, and saves a vast amount of money for families for […]
Vaccinations are non-lethal injections that produce immunity against a disease by providing the immune system with antigens, a copy, of the disease so that the body can fight against diseases on its own. They’re kind of like anti venom shots for people bitten by snakes. Your body has to have a copy of something to […]
Introduction What are vaccines? Whenever germs enter into the body of a human being, the immune system distinguishes them as external substances to the body known as antigens. The immune system then fights against the antigens through the production of the correct and rightful antibodies. Vaccines then are a weakened version of a specific antigen […]
Introduction “In my twenty one years of living, I always thought that I was born to do great things. Those great things include making a change and getting people to view things from my perspective. Everyone I have ever met has told me that I possess the potential, talent, and commitment needed in order for […]
According to the American Diabetes Association, as of 2015, approximately 30 million Americans were living with diabetes and nearly 1.5 million new cases were being diagnosed annually (American Diabetes Association, 2018). While these figures represent the sum of all genders, ages, and races of patients affected by the disease, there remains some disparity in the […]
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Get startedFor Centuries animals have been tested on for research all across the globe. These animals can range from elephants to mice and can have an age range from new-borne to oldest surviving. The oldest form of animal testing has been dated back to around 199-217 AD. That’s before the time of some of the earths […]
Alcoholism is a type of alcohol use disorder a condition where an individual is unable to control use of alcohol, is preoccupied with it, or continues to use it even when it causes problems in their life (Levinthal, 2014). Alcoholism is a type of substance addiction. As with many other addictions, alcohol is a chronic […]
Just like any other aspect of the human body- the brain can also get sick. Battling with people’s emotions is caused by events in people’s lives, and mental health circumstances go beyond these emotional reactions to specific situations. As an African American and having first-hand insight on how mental illness is treated within our community, […]
Substance abuse and addiction will always be a hot topic, especially in the world we live. Drugs and alcohol are everywhere no matter where you live. There are those who are the occasional users and those who use all the time. Within the last year we have seen neighbors stick themselves with a needle and […]
AIDS and Accusation: Haiti and the Geography of Blame by Paul Farmer, and Unimagined Community: Sex, Networks, and AIDS in Uganda and South Africa bring the Western reader into a confrontation of largely ingrained belief systems regarding self, wellness, disease, one’s place in economy and privilege, and the vast differences in outcome that social isolation, […]
Millions have been affected by this disease and numerous people remain unaware that they are HIV positive. This is frightening especially considering how advanced our country is in the medical field. Prevention and education are a major way to slow HIV spreading and increasing awareness will help with the pandemic. As seen with drugs like […]
Historical and Modern Understandings of Bipolar Disorder and its Treatment This paper will explore Bipolar Disorder, and how it has been viewed within both historical and contemporary contexts. The evolution of the understanding of mental illness has been documented in ancient culture and medicine, including Greek, Indian, and Chinese medicine. How mental illnesses such as […]
Introduction Childhood obesity has become an epidemic in the United States and other western industrialized societies. “Childhood obesity affects more than 18 percent of children in the United States, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood” (Obesity Action Coalition). According to the OAC, the percentage of children suffering from childhood obesity has tripled […]
In the United States, marijuana is one of the most commonly used drugs that should have been legalized a long time ago along with alcohol. Although, 15 states in the United States have already legalized the use of marijuana, many others still lag behind at the thought of even legalizing Cannabis. In addition, many people […]
The arguments of those who support animal testing are understandable in certain situations, and, in these situation the views are valid and their views ought to be respected. And although there are downsides to animal testing and experimenting there’s upsides as well. At the cost of an animal’s life or comfortably humans lives will be […]
Do you know the effect of aids and the impact it has had on people? What makes it different from other STDs ?.Not many know the full extent to this disease or that the virus has actually been around since the 1920’s. But the first recorded person was in 1980’s. It is widely believed that […]
Depression and Anxiety in Teenagers. More than 1 in 20 US children and teens have anxiety or depression (Wolters Kluwer Health). Teenage depression and anxiety is one of America’s most prevalent issues that parents can’t seem to get a hold of. Students all over the nation are struggling day to day with this mental illness. […]
Of perhaps all of the critical elements of a culture, perhaps one of the most telling is the ways in which people treat their ill and utilize the resources around them. Whether a culture treats its sick through ritual trance dances or prescribes antibiotics, no one culture has a singular method that has proved to […]
Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical devices such as sensors, actuators, electronic device, software and actuators which allows data transmission and reception across these modules. Internet of things has made significant strides in consumer, enterprise and infrastructure spaces. It has penetrated in every well known market today. A few examples of […]
“2010 study concluded that weak social connections are associated with a reduction in lifespan similar to the effect of smoking 15 cigarettes a day.” Social isolation leads to depression and violent behavior. In the novel, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, the creature suffered from social isolation which led him to act out of violence and murder […]
This study evaluated the prevalence and burden of food insecurity among disaggregated Asian American populations. In this study, the researchers assessed the prevalence of food insecurity in the midst of Asian American subgroups with primary exposure variable of interest being acculturation by using the California Health Interview Survey which is the biggest state health survey. […]
Abstract Suicide has always been a very difficult discussion to most all people. Suicide or suicidal people are people who choose to take their own life or a person who is thinking about ending their own life. Years past, individuals may have been arrested for reporting such illness to authorities, but within recent years, these […]
Ever since the colonization of Native American land and the forced physical labor of Africans, racism in the United States has continued to be one of the biggest unsolved issues. Parallel to this, mental health and its surrounding issues have been a topic of controversy for many years. However, no matter what era, there has […]
Construction of society is sophistic and combining social factors from different levels either large or small. Illness is one of the assignable portion of it. It is not only constructed by its symptoms, which means the intuitive pathological understanding. Construction of illness is constituted in social ideological sphere with extra derivative labels created in different […]
Through the years the process of stopping people from reading certain ideologies in books has changed from burning every found copy to banning them from public and school libraries, or at least trying to (Palmer). A book can be ‘challenged’ which means a complaint about it has been made and it is asked to be […]
AIDS first emerged as a major global issue in 1981. At this time, there were no viable treatments and the disease itself, as well as the way it spread, was highly misunderstood. AIDS has affected and continues to affect many countries worldwide, including the US, South Africa, and India. While treatment has greatly improved over […]
Charles Dickens’ legacy was using his novels and other works to reveal a world of poverty and unimaginable struggles. His vivid descriptions of the life of street children in the city, workhouses and Yorkshire boarding schools lead to many reforms. His works describing the corruption of the politics and justice system put the system under […]
The world population is increasing every day, bringing with it several pollution problems. Water pollution is one of the biggest examples, which generates devastating effects on human beings, such as poisoning with heavy minerals, bacterial diseases, and serious skin problems. The degree of the consequence will depend on the exposure of the person and the […]
Did you ever have to work overtime while not being paid for it? According to The International Labour Organization estimated about 110 million children that are aged from 5-14 years are engaged in labor that can be described as intolerable. Existing child abuse takes on different forms but child labor remains as one of the […]
“Culture plays a huge role on the life of an individual throughout a lifetime. Culture is dealing with an individual’s identity. Identity is knowing one’s self this includes race, gender role, religious affiliation, and political party. Many problems come to play when one is not accepted as who they are in their cultural community. People […]
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