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    Since they would not be allowed to use pencils and pens, students would have to type all of their assignments. Typing an excessive amount per day can lead to carpal tunnel. The students would just have to get use to the pain and learn to deal with it. It would make them tough, and give them a taste of what hard work is. The students who gain toughness from typing, could also improve our sports team. If certain students…

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    require constant stimulation and will limit the ability to control impulses. Hyperconnected brains are also extremely prone to developing ADHD and other attention disorders. Gaming addiction can have serious physical consequences as well, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, backaches, and dry eyes. It has also been linked to social awkwardness, anti-social habits, poor performance at work or in school, mood swings, depression, and anxiety. I interviewed a pediatric…

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    People who utilize magnetic healing typically suffer from some form of chronic pain, specifically in their joints. In addition, magnetic therapy has also been used to help treat diseases such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and carpal tunnel syndrome (“Magnetic Healing”). Magnetic healing products include fashionable jewelry, wraps that contain magnets, blankets woven with magnets, and magnetic insoles for shoes (“Magnetic Healing”). It is common for practitioners to utilize magnets…

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    People are worried about being rejected for a job, because of their genetic information. No company should have the right to hire, fire or judge people based on their genetic background. Genetic discrimination is when people are treated unfairly because of the differences in their DNA and their chance of getting a disease. A number of laws have passed that have protected people under the law. For example, GINA, which protects people from genetic discrimination from employers and health insurance…

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    disabilities. Examples of disability discrimination cases. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc. v. Williams 534 U.S. 184 (2002) United States Supreme Court No. 00-1089 Allegations: Ms. Williams claimed to be disabled because she had carpal tunnel syndrome and other impairments caused by the work she performed on the job; she sued her former employer, because she felt the company did not provide her with a reasonable accommodation…

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    As previously mentioned there are plenty of similarities between American football and League of Legends competitions, but there are also many differences. The main difference that is apparent to everyone is how physically demanding football is. With its multiple rules that try to protect players while tackling and going up for aggressive catches it makes this point widely known after seeing how these injuries affect all players, especially as they age. Players also have much longer careers in…

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    everyday blog posts and I will write my through tons of scholarships so that I may pay for the education so detrimental to my career goals. One day, I will be able to look back at all of the writing I have done and be thankful that I did not develop Carpal Tunnel…

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    can say my has always had my back regardless of the circumstances, so when we found out she has multiple sclerosis I knew I would have to support her like she had done for me so many times before. At first, I was confused – we thought she had carpal tunnel because of the intense pain she was experiencing in her wrists and when we later learned the pain was an effect of her multiple sclerosis, we had no clue what was in store. We'd joined support groups, went to meetings, and researched…

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    This paper is going to cover Acromegaly. It is going to discuss the pathophysiology, causes, complications, nursing care, interventions, and treatment. It will also discuss early and late signs and symptoms to look for that your body is undergoing some physiological changes. If left untreated, it can result in major health problems. Pathophysiology Acromegaly is a rare excessive production of the growth hormone which is secreted by the pituitary gland. It usually effects adults in their 30s and…

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    teenagers. Obesity increases risks of health conditions, such as high cholesterol, diabetes, asthma, authorities, liver disease, and social and psychological problems (CT). Technology abuse has also been linked to motion injuries like eye strain, carpal tunnel and sometimes even epilepsy (LS). Increased use of these sites may result in feelings of isolation, depression, and anxiety in children and teens (LS). The excelling amount time spent online takes away from spending time with real human…

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