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    condom, female condom, diaphragm/foam/jelly, standard days method and lactation amenorrhoea method (LAM), methods such as rhythm (periodic abstinence), withdrawal, and folk methods are grouped as traditional. Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) in Cameroon examined in the 2011 DHS-MICS report recognized a slight drop among urban in the last five years 36% to 33% and CPR has also failed from 16% in 2005 to 14% in 2011. Thus expanding and improving family planning services would help act in…

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    from the local group. It is typically an outsider that does not takes an active part in the study. This type of method is sometimes use to stay or appear objective. An example of this type of research will be a study to learn about the Pygmies in Cameroon or by Atwell & Caldwell (2005) in which they examined ways to increase multidisciplinary team work relating to discharge planning in nursing facilities with the use of videos. A key part of both methods is deciding to remain covert or disclose…

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    Alike the author Junot Diaz in his text ‘The Dreamer,’ there is a woman, who shaped the eighteen years old young woman I am today. She is a black African woman, who comes from a village in Cameroon, a country located in central Africa. She is a single mother of four beautiful black kids, who paved the way for her children and their children children to guarantee them an exceptional future. She is a daughter, who received a minimal education because of the potential her father saw in her. You…

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    be African because I’m familiar with African accents. Hers sounded very similar. I decided to approach her, and introduce myself. I asked if she was African by any chance. She answered yes. She said her name was Aicha, and she was precisely from Cameroon, Central Africa. This fascinated me because it is a country that I have never heard about. I was excited to learn…

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    has risen in recent years, whereas four out of twenty-five children did not receive the Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine in 2013 (Vaccine Coverage And Determinants Of Incomplete Vaccination In Children Aged 12-23 Months In Dschang, West Region, Cameroon: A Cross-Sectional Survey During A Polio Outbreak 2). When it comes to the discussion of vaccination, most of us will readily agree that immunization is imperative for the eradication of incurable viruses. Where the argument usually ends,…

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    Over the course of my four years studying at Santa Clara University, I have found that sustainability is a practice which is learned over time, and it takes effort. The triple bottom line is social, ecological, and financial and it emphasizes people, planet, and profit. As a finance and economics major, I found that economics and sustainability are relevant because of how sustainability helps not only the physical environment, but also the economic environment. In order to achieve the best…

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    towards the path of a Doctorate in Pharmacy, I could not help but incorporate this simple quote into my life endeavors. When my family and I moved to the United States from Cameroon (West Africa), my parents set the stage for this quote. They worked hard to make a difference in the lives of the people still left behind in Cameroon. The strength and determination the showed, even when things got hard, encouraged me to do same. Growing up I knew I always wanted to make people feel…

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    cording to National Wildlife Federation (2016), “in the last two decades, childhood has moved indoors. The average American boy/ girl spends as few as 30 minutes in unstructured outdoor play each day, and more than seven hours each day in front of an electronic screen.” One of the most important topics in modern psychology and anthropology is children’s development from infancy to adults. Historically, their primary and secondary social agent teaches children how to interaction. In this essay,…

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    Causes of Decline The rapid decline of approximately 98% of India’s vulture population was attributed to the popular veterinary drug Diclofenac. Diclofenac is a no steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce inflammation in cattle and other livestock to which vultures are highly allergic as it causes liver failure. (Taggart, 2007) As a result, feral dogs had a sudden abundant source of carcasses to feed on as they have replaced vultures as the main scavengers. Not only did feral dog…

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    are political satirists and their use of irony and humour which can be described as controversial,as both these writers are making an important political statement about colonialism and post-colonialism in Africa;specifically in countries such as Cameroon (The houseboy) and Zimbabwe…

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