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Wilson Disease Patients Signs Of The Disease Wilson's
775 words
Wilson's Disease is a genetic disorder that is
fatal unless detected and treated before serious
illness develops from copper poisoning. Wilson's
Disease affects one in thirty thousand people
world wide. The genetic defect causes excessive
copper accumulation. Small amounts of copper are
essential as vitamins. Copper is present in most
foods, and most people get much more than they
need. Healthy people excrete copper they don't
need, but Wilson's Disease patients cannot. Copper
begins to accumula...
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Cystic Fibrosis Bone Marrow
1,259 words
... not banned (HCF 1). By combining genetic
engineering with cloning, the breakthroughs could
allow scientist some insight on how to perfect the
treatment of fatal diseases. Ailing convalescents
will be free of rejection by their own immune
systems (HCF 1). In a rare degenerative disorder,
syringomyelia, a syrinx, or fluid filled cavity
forms a scar near or on the spinal cord. Left
untreated, the cavities cause unbearable pain as
well as a gradual loss of sensory and motor
skills. The tradition...
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Day To Day Labor Costs
1,555 words
My father and I ran an independently owned
Janitorial service for five years. He presumed as
the primary owner of J & R Enterprise, and I was
gratefully awarded the position as the primary
manager. My job Intel led overseeing the
day-to-day operations from open to close. Thos
duties consisted of the hiring to the firing,
tracking and restocking inventory, and the final
checkout at the end of every shift. These
responsibilities were gratefully accepted, and
willingly executed on a day-to-day basi...
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People Who Are Suffering Gift From God
1,889 words
Your wife of 50 years is suddenly diagnosed with a
terminal disease. She lies in a bed, motionless
and unaware of her surroundings. The medication to
ease her pain has been wearing off. She just lies
there in pain and unable to communicate with the
outside world. The doctors give her a month to
live at the most. What would you do? Would you let
her sit in a hospital bed in agonizing pain for
the last few months of her life, or do you help to
prematurely meet her God? That is the topic of
discuss...
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Anti Psychotic Drugs People With Schizophrenia
1,079 words
Schizophrenia is a serious, chronic mental
disorder characterized by loss of contact with
reality and disturbances of thought, mood, and
perception. Schizophrenia is the most common and
the most potentially sever and disabling of the
psychosis, a term encompassing several severe
mental disorders that result in the loss of
contact with reality along with major personality
derangements. Schizophrenia patients experience
delusions, hallucinations and often lose thought
process. Schizophrenia affect...
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Gulf War Syndrome U S Government
1,618 words
In 1990 the United States deployed 700, 000
soldiers into and around the region of the middle
east known as the Persian Gulf. The U. S. wanted
to stop the progression of Iraqi forces who were
invading the oil-rich neighboring country of
Kuwait. When Iraq Surrendered to the Allied forces
on March 5 th they had been completely swept out
of Kuwait. The United States only lost
one-hundred-forty-eight men while Iraq's losses
where estimated around 100, 000 men. Little did
the United States know that ...
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Behaviour Modification Weight Loss
1,614 words
... ically similar compounds has resulted in fatal
poisoning, usually terminating in convulsions and
coma. Management of acute Phentermine (resin)
intoxication is largely symptomatic and includes
lavage and sedation with a barbiturate. Experience
with hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis is
inadequate to permit recommendation in this
regard. Intravenous phentramine (Regitine) has
been suggested on pharmacologic grounds for
possible acute, severe hypertension, if this
complicates over dosage. DOSA...
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Psychoactive Drugs Peer Pressure
625 words
Drug use is part of life in the United States.
Some people use drugs for medical purposes and
some use them to escape from reality or as a way
to cope with problems. There are two main types of
drugs, medicines and psychoactive drugs. Medicines
are used to help the body fight injury and
psychoactive drugs are used to cause a change in
the users brain activity. Psychoactive drugs are
very dangerous. They produce very powerful changes
in the body. What a drug does is called its action
and unwanted...
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Outweigh The Risks Anabolic Steroids
1,173 words
Drugs have been used in sports almost as long as
sports themselves have been around. The ancient
Incas discovered that the ashes from burned leaves
of the Coca tree gave the people great stores of
energy, and made sleep unnecessary for hours or
even days, it was later discovered to be the
stimulant cocaine. They would take it before long
hunts, battles, and even found it useful in
ancient sport competitions. It wasnt until 1886
that the first drug-related death in sports
occurred. A bicyclist to...
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Air Traffic Controllers High Stress Levels
3,089 words
Throughout the Stress 1. 0 Introduction Throughout
the eighties and into the nineties, work stress
have continued to rise dramatically in
organisations across North America. The eighties
saw employees stressing out from working in a
rapidly growing economy. During the nineties,
beginning from the recession of 1992 till present
day, employees are stressed by their own job
insecurities in the face of massive downsizing and
restructuring of organisations in order to be
competitive on the global sta...
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Symptoms Of Depression Children And Adolescents
1,836 words
Each year some thirty thousand Americans die by
their own hand, most of them as a result of
depression or bipolar. The true figure is probably
many times higher. Depression is a disease that
afflicts the human psyche in such a way that the
afflicted tend to act and react abnormally toward
others and themselves. Therefore, it comes to no
surprise to discover that adolescent depression is
strongly linked to teen suicide. Adolescent
suicide is now responsible for more deaths in
youth? s aged 15 to ...
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Rapid Eye Movement Walking Down The Street
1,835 words
Miranda was walking down the street and she came
to a stoplight, it was red. While she was waiting,
somehow she had fallen asleep standing up. This
was not the first time for Miranda or others like
her, Miranda suffered from a disorder called
narcolepsy. Narcolepsy is a disorder that causes
excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) and affects
more than 200, 000 Americans, but can be helped
with scheduled naps and drugs such as Provigil and
Yohimbine. Those with Narcolepsy experience
excessive daytime ...
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Point In Time Ginkgo Biloba
1,513 words
? Elixirs For Your Memory: The blitz is on for
ginkgo and other herbal products, but are they
panaceas or placebos? ? -Time Magazine September
13, 1999 Recently, everywhere you turn, you see or
hear about new herbal remedies used for improving
one? s memory and concentration. One more
frequently discussed is Ginkgo Biloba. It is an
herbal substance that offers hope for improving
memory, concentration and brain functions. Ginkgo
Biloba is a derivative of a leafy ornamental tree
that originated in...
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Binge Eating Induced Vomiting
1,205 words
The book I read was about the hard difficult task
of overcoming this terrible eating disorder known
as Bulimia. It is a secret addiction that
dominates thoughts, severely undercuts self
esteem, and threatens lives. Bulimia is a food
obsession characterized by repeated overeating
binges followed by purges of forced vomiting,
prolonged fasting, and / or abusive laxatives,
enemas and diuretics. A typical binge / purge
cycle, who and why people become involved with
bulimia, and the medical complicat...
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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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Anabolic Steroids Steroid Abuse
1,502 words
Steroids in Sports In many parts of the world
today, sports competitions are the vehicle for the
fierce quest to win, to be? the best. ? Athletes
will do anything to win whether that be cheating
in golf or taking steroids in order to excel in
baseball. It is said that over 3 million athletes
and bodybuilders have used illegal steroids in
this country alone (Street 1). If many people
already use steroids why not make them legal and
let people take them at their own risk? Or perhaps
do you think s...
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American Cancer Society Anti Emetic
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Hubert L. Black Sociology 105 Sembach April 10,
2001 Section A Should Marijuana Be Used As A
Medicine? If we are think about people who have a
serious medical problem that inflicts constant
physical and mental pain do we ask ourselves
theses questions? How much pain are they going
through? What is their threshold? What is its
frequency? How doest it effect their life, and are
they terminally ill? How can we help them? Theses
questions helped researchers arrive at one
conclusion of using Marijuan...
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Genetic Engineering Three Times
387 words
Genetically Engineered Plants Genetic engineering
has some history of good and bad. In 1989 as a
result of the food supplement Typtophan, 37 people
died, 1500 were permanently disabled, and 5000
were very ill as result of high toxin levels in
the food. No one knows the future side effects.
Such as in August 19994, corn crops grew three
inches tall and then suddenly fell over dead,
because past crops drained the soil of most
nutrients. Genetics have some new applications.
They have newer and bett...
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Side Effects Include Bodily Harm
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The Ghb Grievous Bodily Harm The room is spinning,
the music is as loud as it can get and people are
dancing all night long. Your heart is pumping, and
you feel like you re flying. This is the happiest
you ve been in a long time. You re so glad you
came to the Rave and happy that your friends made
you try GHB until you start to come down. You
start with Minor seizures and become so tired you
can t stand up anymore. You feel nauseated, you
can t breathe correctly, you anxiety level is at
it s hig...
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Dietary Supplements Amino Acids
1,684 words
Jeff Reese was a bright, energetic scholar-athlete
at the University of Michigan when he died
suddenly on December 9, 1997. His death came as a
total shock because, as a wrestler, Reese was a
fit young man without any known medical
conditions. The autopsy said the cause of death
was rhabdomyolysis, a cellular breakdown of
skeletal muscle. His family, friends, doctors, and
the NCAA all think Reese's death was caused by the
supplement creatine Reese was taking to improve
his wrestling skills. This...
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