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    Maternal Health Issues

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    Maternal health is defined as the health of women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period.(“WHO | Maternal health,” 2016) It is used as an indicator for evaluating the quality of health care systems and is assessed using estimates of maternal mortality and morbidity rates. Maternal health is a significant aspect of the health of populations and the repeated emphasis placed on this health issue by global institutions and local governments over the years, reiterates its importance.…

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    Increasing evidences worldwide are proving that global issues related to the population challenges have become major concerns in recent years. As a result, when the world is challenged by population problems, it is necessary for the governments to have certain responses and reactions. This essay will concentrate on the comparisons and the contrasts in the three population challenges of aging population, insufficient food supply and the declining of birth rates between the two main countries:…

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    What are the implications of the changing population demographics for business firms? Changing the demographics of a company would be like transplanting the company from their propitious niche (Wheelen & Hunger, 2012, p. 177) to unfamiliar ground. With the change in demographics business firms have to keep in mind their prospective audience and clientele. As the number of senior citizens increases and middle age individuals decreases their advertisements, and products must change with the…

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    Child Mortality Theory

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    Child Mortality and Population Growth The theory is that population growth has a positive relationship with child mortality. In order to know if the theory is correct, one has to define all the parts of the theory, the concepts, and the indicators. One needs to make sure that the theory and concept are testable, logically sound, communicable, parsimonious, and general. The theory I have presented may be all these things except one; it is not very simple. Theories are created to describe, explain…

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    Critique of the Rhea Medical Center Community Health Needs Assessment Rhea Medical Center conducted their most recent Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) in 2016. The CHNA data applies to people living in the geographic areas of Dayton, Graysville, Evensville, Spring City and Grandview, all communities of Rhea County, Tennessee (Rhea Medical Center, 2016, p. 11). One thing that surprised me in the CHNA was of the top 15 causes of death in the United States, nine occurred at "Higher than…

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    In 1979, two thirds of the population were under 30 years old, and the baby boomers of the 1950s and 1960s were starting to have children of their own. In the same year, to combat the rapidly growing population, the Chinese government imposed a policy in which couples were allowed to have only one child. This policy was enforced by forced abortions, sterilizations, and fines to families with two or more children. Confucian patriarchal tradition has been very influential to Chinese custom and…

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    West Hollywood is a city in Los Angeles, California. West Hollywood is known for a variety of things, including the Sunset Strip, its large LGBT population and regular celebrity sightings. Since its earliest years, West Hollywood has earned a reputation for its nightlife and home to emerging artists in the entertainment industry. Based on the city’s history and current demographics, it is suitable for a new live entertainment venue to be established. SWOT Analysis Strengths: One of the biggest…

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    Social Cambodia has a population of 15.458.332. 47,9 % of the population is 24 or younger. In the table below you can see a population pyramid. As you can see there are a lot of young people. The life expectancy at birth is 63,78 years. For females it is 66,32 and for males it is 61,35 years. So on average females get older then males in Cambodia. The average school life expectancy is 11 years and the percentage of child labor is 39% (based om 2008 and 2001 information) 90% of the ethnic…

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    Deb Is A Pacemaker Essay

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    There was about a 56% increase in the number of pacemakers from 1993 to 2009. So Is it hard to have a pacemaker? Or have problems with the heart? Well, Deb Shepherd knows. Deb is a hardworking 62-year-old woman. She has been married for 48 years to Roman Shepherd. They use to live down in Florida but now live in a small town in between Bryan and Edgerton called Melbern. She works at a factory in an office. She has a big family that consists of ten grandchildren and Six-teen…

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    In Peru, the presence of indigenous people is much different than that of Chile. According to the Central Intelligence Agency’s World Factbook, Peru’s indigenous people make up 45% of the nation’s population (The World Factbook: PERU). All together, they occupy over half of the country’s land, so obviously the places they do occupy are subject to different laws and regulations because of Peru’s geographic diversity. However, although they have much larger numbers in Peru, the nation’s indigenous…

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