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    produced so that it can be dissolved into the moisture in the body is excreted. Tadpoles already live in water so this is not a problem for the ammonia is diluted right away. (The Ecology and Behavior of Amphibians, 2010) Case Study 3: Diabetes in Australia Diabetes is a complex disease that affects the pancreas’s ability to produce insulin. Insulin is the hormone that regulates blood sugar, and without it leads serious damage to the body (WHO, 2015). It is a growing issue in Australia, and…

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    accessible to teenagers because it will help prevent teenage sexual transmitted infections and diseases. 1. Sexually transmitted diseases and infecting are extremely high among teenagers in the United states. • "A study reported that from 1998 to 2008 chlamydia rates rose from 102.5 to 401.3 cases per 100,000 populations in the United States, an increase attributed, at least partly, to improved screening and reporting" • Educating and providing the youth with the necessary tools can be a good…

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    The article “The case for starting sex education in kindergarten” by Saskia De Melker talks about how the Netherlands have started teaching children as young as 5 about sex education. “In the Netherlands, there’s a strong belief that young people can be in love and be in relationships” Amy Schalet an American sociologist who studies sex ed in both the Netherlands and the U.S thinks if you see love and relationships as the anchor for sex, it's much easier to talk to a child about it. In the…

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    Enron scandal is the biggest white-collar crime in our era. A white-collar crime is not violent and usually deals with financial motivated situations. In this situation, ENRON officials were completely unethical. One topic that we covered during Case Study number 4 was the “Ponzi scheme” that included Bernie Madoff. This incident can be related to the ENRON scandal because ENRON used the same scheme. Just like Bernie Madoff, ENRON misrepresented earning reports to get people to invest. The money…

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    problems at Freddie Mac. Congressional Research. Retrieved from http://congressionalresearch.com/RS21567/document.php?study=Accounting+and+Management+Problems+at+Freddie+Mac Khan, M. (2004, January). The scandal in home mortgage financing. Corporate Research Project. Retrieved from http://www.corp-research.org/e-letter/scandal-home-mortgage-financing LRN (2007). LRN Ethics Study: Employment engagement. Retrieved from…

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    Hormonal Birth Control

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    The first hormonal birth control pill, Enovid, was approved by the Federal Drug Administration in 1690. Hormonal contraceptives work by combining estrogen, the female sexual hormone, and progestin, a derivative of progesterone that prevents ovulation, together to inhibit ovulation and create an inhabitable cervical environment for both sperm and embryos. Therefore, oral contraceptives effectively block the fertility cycle by not allowing sperm to meet an egg or implantation of a fertilized fetus…

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    Abortion Pro Life Research

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    Think about the last time you had a family dinner celebrating a newborn in the family, a party for a one year old baby, or maybe a baptismal ceremony. How did you feel about the precious baby? Think about the last time you were watching an old family video on an archaic cassette from 10 to 20 years ago. There you were jolly as you could possibly be, playing in the park on the swings, or messing around with pots and pans on the kitchen floor. Life was utterly fascinating, adventurous, and…

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    Epidurals: A Case Study

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    confined to bed, can be considered in objective terms. The general strengths of the evidence are sample size, in that most were large and appropriate to the study, as well, data presented has significant clinical implications. The weaknesses of the articles relate to author/selection bias, lack of randomization, and the fact that most studies were not…

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    considered a Schedule I drug at the federal level. Some argue against its use and consider it dangerous, although this seems hypocritical as other more harmful drugs with little use and few health benefits, such as tobacco and alcohol, are legal. Several studies show numerous benefits and few disadvantages of legalizing cannabis,…

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    civilians often encounter health issues from them. These weapons are developed with a specific purpose and that’s to inflict severe pain to disable a person. Tara Culp-ressler says non-lethal weapons are meant to inflict serious pain, but in some cases they can cause death.…

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