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    many people, genetic disorders are a major issue and can cause many emotional and physical problems. One genetic disorder is Celiac, this is a disorder in which your small intestines are not able to work properly.This disease was discovered when some men were digging and found a woman that had died from a problem in her small intestines. They discovered Celiac about 2000 years ago. During 250 A.D the doctors called this disease “ koliakos” this means “suffering in the bowls” in greek.The patients were called “Coeliacs”. Later in 1856 They named this disease “Celiac” then took the “o” out of the word. Celiac Disease is caused by eating wheat and your villi not being able to gather the nutrients. There are over three hundred symptoms which are things like stomach pains, and can’t be completely cured. This genetic disease are found in anyone that has a specific genetic chain. This genetic disease can be inherited because of the type of gene in the parents of that child. Definition of Disorder…

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    The huge amount of relevant studies, including those mentioned above, has directed the field of psychotic disorder more thorough and precise. Nevertheless, researchers are still at the edge of really understanding the pathophysiology and mechanism of schizophrenia, which is actually the first critical step towards creating a better disease model. Based on what researchers have known from the limited individual files, there is no consistent pattern of this disease predicting the outcome compared…

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    The Disease Description Oppositional disorder diseases are found mainly in children and the adolescents. It is associated with negative, disobedient or a defiant character (Calles & Nazeer, 2010). It is worse than the normal behavior that many kids usually exhibit. Many children undergo through the moments of being difficult to deal with especially the time from eighteen months to around three years and later during the adolescent stage. These difficult periods form part of the usual…

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    There are several different diseases and disorders that are caused by the endocrine system. Endocrine systems are made up of a gland that make and also relinquishes hormones that assist in the regulation of body functions. It also essentially helps with the body’s capacity to transition calories that create energy for the cells and also the organs. The endocrine system impacts the way that your heart beats, how the bones in your body as well as the tissues produce. The endocrine system also…

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    Disease or Choice Disorder? Philip L. Fischer Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis Addiction – disease or choice? This debate is far more complex than many imagine. For us to even understand the discussion, we must have understand the terms. Addiction is commonly used as an equivalent for dependence which, according to John Jung, is “the state in which the user no longer seems to be able to control his or her usage… a strong physiological or psychological need…

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    Genetic Diseases And Disorders Research Paper Down syndrome is a disorder of a person's chromosomes that cause mild to severe physical and mental disabilities. People are affected from birth and until death. Noticeable physical problems include a small skull , a narrowed or flat nose bridge, poor muscle tone, and folds beneath the eyes. It occurs in about one in every 700 births. Nearly 1600 kids are born with down syndrome in the united states. Most people that have down syndrome have…

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    Blood is essentially one of the most important tissues in the body and plays a quintessential role in keeping all parts of the body moving. Diagnosing blood diseases is difficult due to the similar nature of many blood afflictions. However, Chronic granulocytic leukemia seems to be the blood disease most similar-to the slide B in the lab. This disease, also known as Chronic myeloid leukemia, is classified as a myeloproliferative disease in that it leads to the production of excess amounts…

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    Menkes Syndrome and its Effects on the Human Body Menkes syndrome, also called Menkes Disease or MD, is a lethal genetic disorder that affects copper levels in the body which leads to a copper deficiency. Classical MD is the most intense form of this disease with occipital horn syndrome (OHS) being the mildest. Symptoms of Menkes syndrome can be mild or severe. Patients typically fail to meet developmental milestones and tend to have kinky brittle hair, are under weight and experience a…

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    ‘Cardiovascular disorders inevitably lead to respiratory disorders, and vice versa’ Cardiovascular disorders (CVDs) are the primary cause of death that occur around the globe every year. According to World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 17.5 million people died of CVDs in the year 2012. This accounts for 31% of all deaths occurred worldwide. In the United Kingdom, around 155,000 deaths are recorded each year due to CVDs. An average of 425 individuals suffer from CVDs and death…

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    My commitment to academic excellence stems from my own struggle with disease that needs research attention and commitment to provide a reduction in morbidity in society. Beginning in August of twelfth grade, I faced a sudden unwarranted impediment. Discerning letters on the whiteboard, reading street signs, and recognizing faces transformed into arduous draining tasks like never before. Paralyzed by unprecedented vision loss, I visited my primary physician who referred me to a series of…

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