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Coronary Artery Disease Late 20 Th Century
1,617 words
When Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas,
he found the natives using tobacco in much the
same manner as it is used today. The American
Indians believed it to possess 0 medicinal
properties, which was the main reason for its
introduction into Europe. Tobacco was important in
Indian ceremonies, such as the smoking of the pipe
of peace. The detrimental effects of tobacco
smoking have long been recognised. As early as the
19 th century, isolated reports were circulated
that cigar and pipe s...
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Physician Assisted Suicide Wanted To Die
1,729 words
Assisted Suicide the act or practice of helping in
taking the life of one who willfully wants to die.
Just by definition alone it becomes painfully
obvious; this is going to be a controversial
subject. A term that goes hand and hand with
assisted suicide, one in which I will be
discussing at great length is Euthanasia. That is
the act or practice of killing or permitting the
death of hopelessly sick or injured individuals
(as persons or domestic animals) in a relatively
painless way for reasons ...
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One Is Born Baby Is Born
1,048 words
The lights are off, visibility zero, you here a
noise, you get up and fall over your table; now
imagine that experience your whole life by being
blind. There is more then what meets the eye when
we refer to sight. The eye can be surgically
trained to see but the mind can not identify the
object if it has never been seen. When blind
patients feel an object they know what it is
because that is how the brain has been trained to
identify objects. Those who are deprived of sight
and had it surgically...
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Brown Hair Six Weeks
1,929 words
As I stood at the three point line, the ball
seemed to be in slow motion. Screams from the
crowd came as the ball dropped through the net.
Not only did this shot go in but it dropped
through the net with such force that it made a
sound that was heard throughout the gym. The gym
was packed and the fans were on their feet, I had
just hit my first three pointer of my varsity
basketball career. As our team set up the press,
sweat dripped from my face. I was close enough to
kiss my opponent, there wa...
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Types Of Cancer Research And Development
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The Mysterious Face Of Cancer Every person on
earth will eventually one day have to leave it
behind. It is not the choice of the person whether
they go peacefully or whether they go with pain.
More often than not a person will go with pain.
This is the case with cancer. More and more people
die everyday from cancer and it appears to ruin
the lives of all those associated with it. What
people need to understand though is yes cancer is
a life altering chain of events but cancer is not
the end of t...
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Hours Per Week Department Of Health
567 words
The ACGME currently has work-hour requirements
that apply to all specialties. Residents must have
at least one full day out of seven free of
activities involved in patient care and must not
be assigned on-call duty more often than every
third night, both averaged over a four-week
period. Otherwise, the standards vary widely among
specialties. Five specialties (allergy and
immunology, dermatology, internal medicine,
ophthalmology, and preventive medicine) have a
weekly limit of 80 hours of work, ...
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Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim Twins
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Ahmed & Mohamed Ibrahim were separated Sunday,
October 12, 2003 in a 33 hour marathon surgery.
The actual physical separation occurred 26 hours
into the surgery at 11: 17 am CST, however an
additional 7 hours was needed to close the wounds.
Ahmed & Mohamed Ibrahim were born in a small town
500 miles south of Cairo on June 2, 2001. They are
identical twin boys, conjoined at the skull. They
are normal little boys in every other way, but
just happened to be born fused at the top of their
skulls. Th...
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Organ Donation Second Chance
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... loved ones organs away without asking. But
statistics shows, when hospitals ask for the
organs, the majority of the people say no. So how
else are we going to get more organs? I would have
not have a problem with a hospital grabbing a few
organs from a family member without asking, just
as long as they didnt take so much that there
couldnt be an open casket funeral. I would also
not have a problem if the hospital took my entire
body and divided it up into dozens of pieces. That
would actuall...
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Brain Tumors Brain Stem
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Brain CanceThe brain is the center of thought,
emotion, memory, speech, and many more, and it is
the most sophisticated organ in the human body. A
hard skull protects the brain where it floats in a
fluid called Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF). The brain
is generally set apart from the rest of the body,
and functions rather differently too. Most of the
brain cells are called astrocytes, and they
basically support and serve the 10 billion working
cells that are called neurons. These neurons make
about 1...
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Developing Vascular Tree Present At Birth Syndrome
960 words
There Polands Syndrome POLANDS SYNDROME There is a
rare and perplexing congenital condition known
today as Poland's Syndrome. This extremely unusual
disorder that is present at birth falls very near
and dear to my heart. I will explain in later
paragraphs. An anatomy student by the name of
Alfred Poland made the first documented
observation in 1841 at Guys Hospital in London.
Alfred Poland discovered this extraordinary and
unexplored abnormality while dissecting the
cadaver of a convict that was...
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Loneliness And Isolation Sense Of Community
2,060 words
Emile Durkheim: Sociology 1. Describe where you
searched and the resources you found. Cites your
most interesting sources. Our class text book
written by Macionis, explained that Emile Durkheim
was a pioneer of sociology who studied suicide.
Interested to know more, I went to the main
library at San Diego State University. I sat down
at a computer and opened the SDSU Library PAC. PAC
is an acronym for Public Access Catalogue, a
database of all the books in the SDSU library. I
did an author searc...
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American Lung Association Alpha 1 Antitrypsin
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Emphysema is a Emphysema Introduction: Emphysema
is a condition of the lungs that involves the
over-inflation of the air sacs, otherwise known as
the alveoli. Normal functioning of the alveoli
helps breathing in normal respiration. Unlike
other lung diseases this one can be inherited.
This is a disease that can affect people of all
ages and genders. In 1994, the number of males
with emphysema outnumbered the females by fifty
four percent. However, in the two years that
followed the difference be...
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Female Genital Mutilation Female Circumcision
649 words
Female circumcision, also known as Female Genital
Mutilation (FGM), is a very dangerous surgery. It
is done to girls of any age, from a few days old
to right before their wedding. The most common age
is three. In most countries where FGM is practiced
the clitoris is considered dangerous to the man.
At one point they thought that if a penis touched
a clitoris, it would shrivel up and fall off.
Girls in Africa and parts of Asia are genitally
mutilated for family honor, cleanliness,
protection agai...
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Human Cloning Technology Muscular Dystrophy
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The benefits of human cloning There are many ways
in which in which human cloning is expected to
benefit mankind. Below is a list that is far from
complete. Rejuvenation. Dr. Richard Seed, one of
the leading proponents of human cloning
technology, suggests that it may someday be
possible to reverse the aging process because of
what we learn from cloning. Human cloning
technology could be used to reverse heart attacks.
Scientists believe that they may be able to treat
heart attack victims by clon...
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Types Of Cancer Nausea Vomiting
957 words
During a shower one-day, you notice a lump that
was not otherwise there. The next day you see a
doctor. The lump you have identified is diagnosed
as cancer. Now you need to figure out what to do.
There is no absolute cure for cancer, but there
are different ways to treat it. Doctors use
according methods like radiation, chemotherapy or
drugs to treat various types of cancer. Another
way of treating cancer is with alternative forms
of medicine by using acupuncture and natural
herbal remedies. The...
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York New York Part Of The Body
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Anku, Vincent. Lung Cancer bibliography Anku,
Vincent. treatment of cancer. Seattle, Washington:
Doubleday and company Inc. , 1986. Lung, Cancer. 4
November 1998. web Adults cancer help in the uk.
http: //mowed. bad. ac. uk / cancer help /public /
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Illustrated Medical and Health Encyclopedia. 1959.
Laszio, John. Understanding Cancer. New York, New
York: Harper and Row. 1984. Hole, Arthur. Cancer
Book. Garden city, New York: Madrona Publishing
Inc. , 198...
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Quality Of Life Parts Of The Body
1,572 words
Lung disease (in general) is the number three
killer in America, responsible for one in seven
deaths. Lung disease and other breathing problems
is the number one killer of babies younger than
one year old. Lung cancer claims more lives each
year than breast, prostate and colorectal cancer
combined, but somehow the statistics fail to
capture the enormous toll taken by this disease,
says Diane Blum. You may ask, Is there a cure? The
answer to this question is yes and no. Yes some
are cured of canc...
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Middle Ages Modern Medicine
1,450 words
The logic and principles of medieval medicine
shaped those of Modern medicine. Never was there a
more efficient method perfected, so much that it
remained through history through so many hundreds
of years. Today? s concepts of diagnosis,
relationships with the church, anatomy, surgery,
hospitals and training, and public health were
established in the Middle Ages. In the Middle
ages, the modern idea of society taking
responsibility for its poor with public health
care was established. Many of the...
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Registered Nurse Bachelors Degree
820 words
The nursing field extends many opportunities to be
a very important part of the health care team.
Nursing involves direct patient contact and varied
skills and abilities. A nurse has a unique
opportunity to ensure that they care for a
patients comforts and needs, and can make a
difference in every patients life. Various
challenging opportunities are available under the
broad category of nursing. A wide range of career
opportunities is open to registered nurses. Many
nurses choose to specialize o...
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Evil Spirits Middle Ages
1,268 words
Our World In Medicine One of the most important
factors about peoples lives is the information of,
the use of, and the growing knowledge of medicine.
Medicine is a science that nations all over the
world use. It is a science because it is based on
knowledge gained through careful study and
experimentation. Medicine is also an art form
because it depends on how skillfully doctors and
other medical workers apply their knowledge when
dealing with patients. 1 Medicine is one of the
most respected pr...
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