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Toxic Shock Syndrome Low Blood Pressure
1,590 words
TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME (TSS) was discovered almost
20 years ago. At first no one knew what was
causing it, although it was quickly linked with
"superabsorbent" tampons (which are no longer on
the market). Eventually researchers discovered
that a poison produced by a type of bacteria known
as Staphylococcus aureus is responsible for TSS.
Some theorized that tampons may produce small
ulcerations, which allow bacteria to enter the
body. Another theory is that stagnating blood
within or behind the tam...
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Full Blown Aids Flow Of Information
1,685 words
AIDS is a life and death issue. To have the AIDS
disease is at present a sentence of slow but
inevitable death. I've already lost one friend to
AIDS. I may soon lose others. My own sexual
behavior and that of many of my friends has been
profoundly altered by it. In my part of the
country, one man in 10 may already be carrying the
AIDS virus. While the figures may currently be
less in much of the rest of the country, this is
changing rapidly. There currently is neither a
cure, nor even an effecti...
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Hiv And Aids Hiv Virus
1,570 words
Gonzales 1 The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
(AIDS) was first discovered in 1981 as a unique
and newly recognized infection of the body's
immune system (Mellors 3). The name AIDS was
formally know as GRIDS (Gay Related Immune
Defiance Syndrome). The first case of AIDS was
discovered in Los Angeles, where scientists from
the CDC (Center for Disease Control) were called
in on a half dozen cases. The CDC was convinced
what they were seeing was a new strand of virus.
None of the staff members ...
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Flow Of Information Exposed To The Virus
1,662 words
AIDS is a life and death issue. To have the AIDS
disease is at present a sentence of slow but
inevitable death. I've already lost one friend to
AIDS. I may soon lose others. My own sexual
behavior and that of many of my friends has been
profoundly altered by it. In my part of the
country, one man in 10 may already be carrying the
AIDS virus. While the figures may currently be
less in much of the rest of the country, this is
changing rapidly. There currently is neither a
cure, nor even an effecti...
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Medical Ethics Human Life
1,451 words
Medical Ethics Bioethics comprise every possible
aspect of health care, medical, moral, social,
political, religious, legal and financial (Weiss
3). This includes the questions raised by new
research. It takes a look at the results of that
research that is used on patients. It takes into
consideration contemporary ideas of personal
freedom and human dignity. It deals with growth in
medical services available in the United States
and the sky rocketing cost. Bioethics also deals
with the medical a...
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Needles And Syringes Scar Tissue
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... deathly and apply pressure on the area for a
few minutes. An ice pack or crushed ice in a tea
towel will also help reduce any bleeding or pain).
To inject into the thigh, divide the thigh from
the knee to the hip in thirds by drawing three
imaginary horizontal lines across it. Inject into
the outer part of the middle section. The thigh
has more exposed nerves and veins than the
backside. Place a cotton ball over the injection
site if the oil based steroid dribbles out a
little bit - this sug...
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Low Birth Weight Child Was Born
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Preemie Baby By definition, preemie babies are
those born before 27 weeks. We are got used to
planning our life. We are so successful in doing
that, that we even expect a child to be brought by
a stork by the expected date. We define the date
plus-minus several days. Quite often our
expectations are justified and a baby enters a new
life precisely at the appointed day. However,
there are cases when the universe makes it wrong,
meddling in mothers life with a premature birth.
The diagnosis premat...
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University Of Michigan Guinea Pigs
1,455 words
Ebola Virus You think you have a case of the flu
coming on. Nothing a few good nights' rest won't
cure, you think. The next morning, your head
throbs. Your skin aches. You feel feverish, and
your chest hurts. You can't get out of bed. In the
new few days, your fever skyrockets. You are
disoriented and delirious. You throw up and notice
the vomit is laced with blood. Next, you feel a
liquid trickle out of your ears. With horror, you
realize that it's more blood. Soon blood is
seeping from your no...
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Human Cloning Foundation Clone Human Beings
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Technology is changing the world as we know it.
Not all of these advances in technology are viewed
as positive. One of the breakthroughs that has
received mixed responses is the issue of cloning.
There has been much debate on this topic, and the
debate is certain to rage on for many years to
come. You may be asking yourself: What is cloning?
How can I benefit from cloning? Is cloning legal?
Why should we clone human beings? What is the
world community doing to control cloning? I hope
to answer t...
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Studies Have Shown Infected With Aids
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Review Of Literature Women/Mothers Infected with
AIDS As stated by Ruth Ann Van Loon in Redefining
Motherhood: Adaptation to role change for women
with AIDS women represent 16 % of all adults
infected with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome,
more commonly referred to as AIDS. In 1998 studies
revealed women were being infected with the virus
at a faster rate then men. A staggering 57 % of
females infected with the disease are African
American and 27 % of those infected are Hispanic.
21 % of wome...
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Number One Cause Sexually Transmitted
1,271 words
Love Love And Death Kosier 1 Love = Death What
happens when two people fall in love? We may think
of love as a sweet heart throbbing fairy tail
situation, but in reality, unexpected dreadful
circumstances often occur. As a couple falls
helplessly in love, they become sexually active.
Because of this intimate, uncontrollable love, a
couple, with extremely high endodorphine levels
may make a poor choice about contraceptives. This
poor choice may result in a STD or even the
life-concluding virus, H...
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Number One Cause
1,246 words
Love = Death What happens when two people fall in
love? We may think of love as a sweet heart
throbbing fairy tail situation, but in reality,
unexpected dreadful circumstances often occur. As
a couple falls helplessly in love, they become
sexually active. Because of this intimate,
uncontrollable love, a couple, with extremely high
endodorphine levels may make a poor choice about
contraceptives. This poor choice may result in a
STD or even the life-concluding virus, HIV/AIDS.
In this situation th...
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Ozone Depletion Ozone Layer
1,352 words
The Earth? s ozone layer shields all life on the
planet from the sun? s harmful radiation and is
extremely important to all life on the planet, but
we as a human race are now faced with a very
important question. This question is, ? Is the
Earth? s ozone layer really depleting, and if it
is, is it really a threat? ? There is evidence
that less protection from ultraviolet rays will,
over time, lead to increased amounts skin cancer,
cataract, and even crop damage. With cooperation
with over 140 ot...
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People Around The World Aids Epidemic
551 words
Abstract: A new process in bio-chemistry involves
the manipulation of molecules to defeat diseases,
viruses, chemical warfare, and to reduce the cost
of bio-chemical engineering. This new process is
refined in that the researcher utilizes new
computer technology to model the behavior of
certain molecules to insert a slot for discarding
unwanted foreign objects. These unwanted foreign
objects are discarded by fixing the slot to fit
the objects. This slot can be customized, through
manipulation an...
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Spinal Cord Muscle Weakness
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Mornings bring pain, not particular to its domain,
when we should be refreshed and strong. If there
is a trick up it s sleeve, it s in mid morning and
we think, for the thousandth time, it went away.
It comes to catch us again, with a mid-afternoon
wave of fatigue, so overwhelming the world isn t
real. The struggle is enormous. This has to be the
worse time. When hope and excitement of genius
ideas reach their peak, to be brought down by a
ghastly thing, no hopes can overcome. We must
sleep, whe...
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Central Nervous System Marijuana As A Medicine
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The Legalization of Marijuana as a Medicine
Imagine if one of your loved ones was suffering
from a very painful, lethal disease such as
cancer. There is a substance that can relieve
their pain, but due to a law instituted several
decades ago declaring that substance illegal they
will be forced to suffer. If marijuana was
legalized, strictly for medical purposes, then
much of the pain and suffering experienced by
cancer patients and those suffering from various
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Coronary Heart Disease Clinical Trials
987 words
ZOCOR has been available in the United States
since 1992, and ZOCOR has been prescribed for more
than 6 million patients worldwide. Background A
team of doctors and scientists designed a
large-scale, long-term study to determine whether
ZOCOR (simvastatin), a cholesterol-lowering
medicine, as an addition to diet, could help heart
disease patients with high cholesterol live longer
and avoid heart attacks. The study took about 6
years and involved 4, 444 patients with coronary
heart disease and hi...
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Connective Tissue Breast Implants
1,260 words
Silicon is an essential element in humans, found
in significant concentrations in hair, bone,
epidermis and dental enamel. It is also the second
most abundant element on the earth? s crust,
constituting about 28 % by weight. (cite) Many
foods and beverages, including certain vegetables,
grains, rice, and beer have been shown to contain
significant amounts of silicon. Silicone is a
synthetic form of silicon and includes 40 %
silicon by weight. The silicones are synthetic
polymers and are not ther...
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Infertile Couples Human Cloning
1,154 words
To Clone or Not To Clone? In February 1997, the
first genetically cloned sheep named Dolly was
born. The announcement immediately started the
debate of ethical, moral, and scientific
implications. (Park 71) There is no doubt that
genetic research will be able to offer us
invaluable information for the future from human
DNA, to mammals, and even agriculture. Cloning is
not new. Experiments with frogs and toads date
back to the 1970 s. Experiments involving plants
and animal embryos have been perf...
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hiv Aids
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Sex Stds Sexually Transmitted Diseases Sex is a
popular subject; it is on television, in
advertisements, in magazines, and practically
everywhere. One very serious side effect of an
increase of sexual activity is the risk of
contracting sexually transmitted diseases. They
affect more than twelve million Americans each
year. Sexually transmitted diseases are becoming
common and widely spread throughout Americans
because of unprotected sex, promiscuity, and
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