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    After Allie’s death, Holden associates death with the mutability of time. Holden wants everything to be just like the museum; kept under a glass, unmoving forever (Salinger 122). When Holden makes this statement, he is almost rejecting life itself. Aging and mutability are an inevitable concept unavoidable and necessary for all humans. Holden’s fight against “phoniness” and change leads to inevitable…

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    Genetic Modification

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    genetics. not only will it be useful for scientists but also for new medication and the understanding of diseases .By gaining this new information, any concerns for dangerous errors will soon be history allowing this type of modification to maybe become a normality. if every child with parents who carry dangerous genetic diseases was modified this could mean that in many years to come some diseases could be eliminated from the human race. unfortunately due to the fear that a large majority of us…

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    The genetic counselling services can provide both advice and relevant information about specific genetic conditions. Genetic counselling works by looking at the likelihood of certain genetic disorders and genes being passed through to offspring and comparing the crossover of the parent’s genes and alleles and the potential risk of the child developing a genetic disorder. This allows the healthcare professional to identify any potential risks, meaning they are able to investigate and evaluate and…

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    Perinatal Counseling

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    genetics are very important for patients and their families at risk of having a child with genetic disease of birth defect. Wherein, the need to describe the use of genomics to patients and families is paramount, they need to understand that genomics study genes, which is considered as the basic units of inheritance and because it influences all body part, an error one of the genes could lead to genetic disease (McCance & Huether, 2014). In the article “ Genetic counseling following the…

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    Beginning, if a loved one is diagnosed with a curable disease, with enacting this operation money that could have been used to cure the loved one may not be available because of hospital finances. This is similar to the movie “Awakenings,” because of the prices of increasing the dosage of the drug L-Dopa, the…

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    the body, mind, and soul. Whilst the dominant definition of health currently, some cultures still haven’t prescribed to the ideology as yet. Unique to the Latin Americans of Central America, and the Trinitarian peoples of Bolivia, Susto or “fright disease” displays many of the same symptoms attributed to PTSD. However, onset and treatment vary drastically from typical biomedical cures. Whereas PTSD is the result of a traumatic event leading to depression, Susto’s most common definition is that…

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    Degenerative disease experienced at a higher rate by Indo Americans Cervical Cancer Indian Americans women have higher rates of cervical cancer compared with all other races in the United States. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor of the cervix. If the cancer is not treated it can spread deeply though the cervix and can be fatal. Work cited: Watson, M., Benard, V., Thomas, C., Brayboy, A., Paisano, R., & Becker, T. (2014). Cervical Cancer Incidence and Mortality Among American Indian and…

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    researchers have been searching to find a cure for the life-threatening disease, Cystic Fibrosis (CF). Most children are diagnosed around birth from the newborn screening, therefore, this disease takes a toll on the hundreds of children and their families. Families struggle over the stress, emotions and financial problems of caring for children with Cystic Fibrosis. There is still no cure, but patients diagnosed with this dreadful disease are given ways to help proceed with their life using…

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    Anthrax Case Study

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    later he notices that the rash, which is painless, now appears black and swollen. He becomes concerned and goes to the emergency department, where he is subsequently diagnosed with cutaneous anthrax. Which of the following mechanisms is most likely associated with the swelling that surrounds the black rash? A. SNARE protein cleavage B. Overactivation of adenylate cyclase by disabling the cAMP Gi subunit C. Overactivation of adenylate cyclase by activating the cAMP Gs subunit D.…

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    The Ascaris worm can be found worldwide but is more common in areas that are warm, most and that has poor sanitation and hygiene (CDC). This would explain why it is uncommon in the U.S., because most areas in the U.S. have some sort of winter. The Ascaris worm is more commonly found on continents like Africa or Asia however, it estimated that at least 4 million people in the United States of America are infected by the Ascaris worm (“Ascariasis”). Since the Ascaris lives in a warmer climate ,…

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