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    HPV vaccine. These vaccine consist of three doses over six months. These vaccine is more effective in girls aged 11-12 years old. Proponents believe that HPV vaccine at an early age is more effective from getting cervical cancer and should be required in schools, while opponents argue that if this vaccine is required it will encourage girls to have sex. The HPV vaccine is recommendable for girls at an early age because the vaccine consists of three doses. Should the HPV vaccine be required in…

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    intervention. The medical care provider may give medicines or natural remedies for Metformin diarrhea control. Another contributing factor is a higher dosage. If the starting dose is high or increased too quickly, this can cause diarrhea. The drug is available in the following forms: • Oral immediate release tablet • Oral extended release tablet • Oral solution Patients on oral immediate release tablet are at a greater risk of experiencing Metformin with diarrhea after eating when…

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    HBV Vaccination Analysis

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    In 2001, it changed to a schedule composed of a birth dose, with a monovalent vaccine, and three subsequent doses using a pentavalent vaccine (DTP+Haemophilus influenza type b (Hib)+HBV). In 1999, a serological survey study found a reduction of ≈ 70% in HBV infection and HBsAg carriage among children of urban and rural areas in the Colombian…

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    Cachón-González et al., a viral vector containing a gene encoded for HEXB production was injected into the brain cells of mice that tested positive for Sandhoff disease, ultimately extending their lifespan from under 20 weeks to more than one year (Effective gene therapy in an authentic model of Tay-Sachs related diseases, 1). This holds great promise for producing therapies for Tay-Sachs disease, as Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff produce similar outcomes through the degradation of the nervous system…

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    Clenbuterol Essay

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    Clenbuterol remains in the body for days at end, unlike any other drug that lasts for a few hours, which indicates a more effective fat mobilization process throughout the day. The use of Clenbuterol as a fat burning and anabolic drug is seen in the sphere of body building and athletics. Many body builders take such drugs for an increase in lean muscle and decrease in overall…

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    itself—if people with ADHD-I tend to be less responsive to stimulant medication, then how can we see an effective response at a lower dose when compared with those who have ADHD-C? Do they mean that in general we see less of a response but that when we do see a response it is usually with a lower dose of medication? Maybe ADHD-I does belong under the general ADHD umbrella, but perhaps there s a more effective way to treat it than stimulant medications, Regardless, these seemingly…

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    Measles Research Paper

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    licensed in the United States and is the same vaccination that is being used today. Nowadays, measles prevention can occur using the MMR vaccine. One dose of MMR has a 93% effective rate, and two doses have a 97% effective rate. The recommended age for routine vaccination is 12–15 months for the first dose of MMR, and to 4–6 years for the second dose of MMR. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2015). In 2000, measles was declared eliminated from the US, however, due to…

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    Albuterol Essay

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    Albuterol exhibits a single dose therapy effect.3,4 Once albuterol enters the body, it will change from an out-of-balance…

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    NSAIDs can be taken in pill form or used as a topical cream, and although effective for pain, this medication has adverse effects. For example; gastrointestinal bleeding, which contributes to thousands of deaths each year, cardiovascular and renal concerns are also a risk. Another medication that is used for osteoarthritis is…

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    Placebo Effect Study

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    What is meant by the placebo effect when it comes to pain medication is that the analgesic effects of “medications” that are in fact not medications at all but are still suggested to be possibly effective (the study states in double blind studies that the suggestion of a placebo effect doesn’t mitigate the effect) can be attributed to the action of endorphins in the brain. So, in simpler terms, placebo effect is an endogenous mechanism of analgesia driven by endorphin action. What are some…

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