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    Benefits of Using APEX Countertop Mineralized Alkaline Water Filter The Benefits of Good Water Quality Bad water is bad for you, but safe water is key to life — and good for you! Water and health are linked. According to the CDC, the top causes of disease outbreaks related to drinking water are Giardia intestinalis, hepatitis A, norovirus, andShigella. Bad as that sounds, it’s far from a complete list. Still, water is essential. The human body is, after all, 70% water, and although a human being…

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    ALS Synthesis Essay

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    Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a neurodegenerative disease in which there is a loss of motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord, this disease is incurable therefore leading to paralysis and death. The particular two studies discussed will be based on how biomarkers (a tool used by scientist to determine the biological pathways and the progress of the disease) can help find a cure for ALS by creating an effective drug and most importantly early detection. Mice were used as a transgenic…

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    Why Do People Clean Water?

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    http://www.livingwatersus.com/collections/water-4-life Water 4 Life Water is a basic human necessity and a vital natural resource for all phases of life. Unfortunately today, more than a billion people lack access to safe drinking water. Consider these: • Thirty percent of the world does not have enough water to drink or wash with. • More than two million children are dying every year from water related problems with increasing cases of cholera, dysentery and typhoid. • Seven billion people in…

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    A Murky Situation: The Flint Water Crisis Most Americans would readily agree that all people deserve the right to clean water, but the when they realize the large monetary commitment this requires, the water becomes murky, both literally and figuratively. This phenomenon is pronounced in Flint, Michigan. The downturns of the auto industry in the 1980s wrecked havoc in this prominently black city to the extent that today about 40% of its citizens live under the poverty line. In 2014, Flint sought…

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    Endodontic Analysis

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    Microorganisms invasion of the dental pulp as a sequel to dental caries,trauma,and operative dental procedures causes pupal infection and periapical diseases2-3 9-10 The aim of endodontic treatment is to eradicate bacteria from the root canal and prevent reinfection9 (the effectiveness of various Alexanda almyroudi) Endodontic treatment includes the cleansing of pulp tissue and bacteria from infected root canals. This is performed mechanically by files and supported by irrigation with…

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    Identifying Bacteria

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    In the Kirby-Bauer test, the antibiotics chosen were rifampin, erythromycin, cefepine, chloramine, and kanamycin. The zones of inhibition showed that the bacterium was resistant to both rifampin and erythromycin and susceptible to the other three. The antiseptics used were Neosporin, Claire’s antiseptic, dial soap, contact solution, and acne…

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    Introduction Water has become one of the most prominent natural resources gifted by the Mother Nature, since the early existence of all life forms on the planet Earth. With the vast improvements in society, the living beings, especially human’s consumption of water has advanced from solely for drinking, cleaning and cooking purposes to using water for entertainment and advanced infrastructure (mining) etc. Along with its consumption, there have been numerous issues arising about the ‘influence…

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    Dentin Adhesion Essay

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    INTRODUCTION : The concept of dentin adhesion presently used involves the nanomechanical retention which is due to polymerisation of hydrophilic monomers around acid exposed collagen fibres.1 The entanglement of these monomers within the exposed collagen fibres gives rise to the so called Hybrid layer , which is also referred as Resin infiltrated Dentin layer.2 The presence of hybrid layer is important for attainment of a leakage free interface between the cavity walls and resin composite.2…

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