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    awkwardly sat pimple covered feeling judged for 45 minutes until I could check in the mirror and enter the next class for the same thing to happen. I finally made it to the dermatologist during my 10th grade winter break. I got Accutane the strongest drug you can get for acne. My acne was so severe regular creams and washes wouldn’t work. It came down to taking a large dose of the most extreme…

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    500 pools tested. Specificity in Source Plasma Donor Samples: Plasma pool testing: The clinical specificity for 96 individual specimens was found to be 98.04%. Studies in High risk population: High risk individuals included, but were not limited to, drug abuse via injection, multiple sex partners, unprotected sex, blood transfusion history, history of STD’s, tattoos or body piercings. A total of 570 specimens were collected at four different sites. The results presented that in neat samples the…

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    The Hot Zone by Richard Preston. Is a book that has many stories that are mainly about the filovirus which contain the two-main virus that the writer has written about it which they are Ebola and Marburg virus. The book also explains how did the virus have been discovered and how it really affected the community and what did the World Health Organization reacted on the virus effects on the world. The writer had written about how did the people react to the virus and how did the scientist…

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    NAME AND STUDENT NO: EM CHABANGU 24261386 TEL NO: 0725279096 TITLE: THE IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY 1. Background 1.1. Introduction A few years ago, a terrible disease, previously unknown to the human race, started to kill people in the most shocking and frightening circumstances. According to Karen (2000:1) HIV and AIDS is one of the major challenges facing South Africa today, it affect the lives of all south Africans in many diverse ways. The disease has an extensive…

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    The 1992 Democratic National Convention Address speech talks about how America needs to start doing something to help people with HIV. Elizabeth Glaser uses emotional appeal in her speech. She talks about how her daughter died from HIV and she says that her and her son might not be able to survive 4 years. She also uses logical appeal because she states facts about America and AIDS. When she says “ America, wake up! We are all in a struggle of life and death” she used ethical appeal. She is…

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    done in this field of study requires a lot more evidence to support an idea or opinion about something. When it comes to drugs for example, an organization such as the “Office of National Drug Control Policy,” an organization, would be a great example of writing in my discipline since it is current. This organization talks about better or rather relax patient facilities and drug addiction treatments, that allow doctors to help patients with each case individually. They also have organizations…

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    In her book, Love, Money and HIV, Sanyu A. Mojola examine the relationship between modernity and the discrepancy that exists in HIV infection rates in young women in Southern Africa. Mojola’s research takes place in Kenya (the third most populous African Nation) in the province of Luo-Nyanza. Here, she conducted interviews, gathered quantitative data on HIV infection rates, and conducted randomly selected case studies on students from local high schools to understand why and how HIV is so…

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    Fondly known as The Quilt, the Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt remains an internationally recognised memorial celebrating the lives of thousands of people who died from AIDS in Australia in the years since 1982, symbolising a nation’s grief, with each panel as unique as the person memorialised, however originally omitting surnames and identifying information. Founded in 1988 by Andrew Carter OAM and Richard Johnson, and launched by Ita Buttrose on World AIDS Day 1988, the Quilt originally…

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    is building a case whether or not the Zika Virus is the leading cause of why infants are born with microcephaly. Microcephaly is a condition where the head circumference is smaller than normal size and can be caused by genetic mutations from use of drugs and alcohol or from certain virus and toxins that the fetus is exposed to and leads to damaging the developing brain tissue. A airborne virus is currently spreading through the Americas. It is carried by the stealth virus, most often borne on…

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    Preventing Lyme Disease

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    Try 5 tips below and you can prevent Lyme disease Lyme disease is an illness caused by a bacterial infection, and the infection is spread by the bite of ticks. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the United States receive no less than 300,000 new patients every year. This disease affects all people without being limited by age and gender. Lyme disease also has some of the symptoms similar to symptoms of other diseases. If not treated immediately, it can damage the…

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