Ebola

meaning that they depend on the life of others, including plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and protozoa, to replicate meaning they cannot multiply until they invade a living cell. Some examples of viruses include HIV, yellow fever, smallpox, and ebola. Unique to viruses are their lack of genes, some containing fewer than ten genes and some containing as many as four-hundred. This fact shocked me because…

In the book Rascal by Sterling North, Sterling owns an uncommon and bizarre array of animals. From woodchucks to skunks and crows to now his most recent addition, a raccoon! There has been a gradually increasing wave to own an exotic animal as a pet. In a world where people want to do their own thing and be different, obtaining and owning something that is unique and somewhat controversial is becoming a lot more common. But, when you boil down the facts, the truth is that exotic animals should…

experiences a great epidemic after the death of their King. Although the play, states that it is due to the grievance of the king's death, the more tangible reasoning is due to disease and epidemic. This is not uncommon however, in the year of 2014, the ebola virus disease hit the western and northern part of Africa so heavily that is was considered an epidemic; It affected about 29,000 people and out of those people it killed about…

to current political temperament. Medicine and disease are not localized issues, and humanitarian crisis no longer “remain” in the affected regions. It has an extensive outreach, facilitated with our modern mode of transportation as seen with the Ebola Crisis that occurred in West Africa. European and North American nations felt a jolt when such devastating disease reached the nations through uncontrollable factors. As a healthcare provider one whom will be educating their patients,…

Society." Chart. National Anti-Vivisection Society. N.p., 3 Mar. 2016. Web. 04 Oct. 2016. Lastly, there are vaccines out there that can help save endangered species. Scientist finds the vaccines by trying to find a cure for humans. For example, the Ebola virus has been around longer than many people thought. That is because it was only affecting animals. Many people did not know about this virus until the virus started infecting humans. “Dr. Peter Walsh and his colleagues found out that an…

Many high school seniors have a hard time selecting a major. Most people probably thought I would do something with mathematics. Mathematics seemed to run in my family but simply doesn’t hold the interest for me as it does for my father or siblings. While I have been fortunate to realize what I would like to study in college and spend my life doing, nursing was not a lifelong calling nor did I have an epiphany. My draw to nursing comes from an innate desire to help people and care for them in…

Globalization implies development. Globalization is a term that touches lives of people in all countries. Globalization is a process of intercommunication, co-operation and assimilation of people, companies, and governments of all nations. It is a process driven by trade and investments that is assisted by the development of information technology. Globalization produces winners and losers. The process’ of globalization has effects on environment, culture, labor, migration, educational and…

Scientists and healthcare professionals have conducted un-ending researches to understand how a trend or outbreak becomes an epidemic or reaches a tipping point. Malcolm Gladwell tries to rationalize this phenomenon in his book “The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference.” Gladwell, a staff writer for the New Yorker, was formerly a business and science reporter at the Washington Post whose interest in writing focused on trends and the nature of things. The author forms…

Immigrants Should Stay Here Imagine that your family are immigrants, they are forced to leave you to another country and never return, you can never see them again in your life. Immigration is a big thing today in 2016, the debate and all that such is mostly pointing to Immigration “Should they stay?” “Should they leave?” “Are they all criminals?” All of what people say, it’s not always true, it can be sometimes true and it hurts, but not always. Not all immigrants are criminals, and not all of…

Arizona Senate Bill 1070 passed in 2010, the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act—it is very controversial and still is up to today. SB 1070 enable the police officers to check individual are immigration status and detain them if they cannot provide proof of citizenship or legal residency upon request. The stakeholders of this issue are the citizens of Arizona and the immigrants, more on the Mexican decent families or the Latinos. SB 1070 is passed to increase the safety…