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    For example, shortly after the conference, in 1982, the United States Food and Drug Administration approved the first human medication with a GMO, named Humulin; scientists had used bacteria to correspond to human insulin, allowing more of it be produced and sold to diabetes patients. Later in 1987 is when the experimentation of GMOs in food began, and 5 years later, the first commercial sale of GM foods transpired with Calgene’s Flavr Savr tomatoes, approved by the U.S. Department of…

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    Laxative Bowel Movements

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    Laxatives are a type of medication that can be prescribed to increase bowel movements and ease the release of human faeces. They are most commonly used to treat and prevent constipation. They are generally administered through food, tablets or injections. Characteristics of laxatives may vary, depending on their required purpose. Some laxatives are very fast acting, to expel faeces quickly. Whereas, others may be slow acting and will only start to have an effect after a few hours. For example,…

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    contacting you today about GMO and GMO-free foods. States are voicing their own opinions as to whether or not they should be in control of labeling food products. I believe a national standard of labeling is a better option. The Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 would ensure the Food and Drug Administration is in charge of food labels instead of individual states developing their own regulations. By creating a nationwide certification process for GMO-free foods, this process will save…

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    Food Safety laws The FDA Food Safety and Modernization Act (FSMA) 2011 and the 1967 Federal Meat Inspection Act (FMIA) are among the Acts that regulate food safety. FSMA gives FDA the authority ensures food-imports into the U.S meets standards set for domestic food. FDA should also come up with an integrated national food safety system in partnership with state and other authorities. FMIA requires USDA to inspect all animal meat processed for human consumption and be responsible for setting…

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    Advertising is not a form of mass medium, but it pays for mass medium. It is a paid form of presentation of ideas, goods, or services by a sponsor. Advertising is used to promote books, recordings, movies, and other media entities. It is seen in television, newspapers, magazines, and even on billboards. Advertising revenue for all media totaled $354 billion in 2009. Advertising started in 1200 B.C., the Phoenicians painted message on stones. In the 6th century B.C., ships came into port with…

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    Antibiotic Resistance

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    Human Antibiotics Resistance and Food Animal Production Antibiotics are one of the most successful treatments in medicine that save millions of lives, and definitely decrease morbidity and mortality rates caused by infections. However, misusing of antibiotics can cause antibiotic resistance, which means that the bacteria that cause the infection become resistance to the antibiotics so they are no longer effective. Antibiotic resistance is a serious rising threat to the global public health…

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    In recent decades, many psychiatric professionals have prescribed drugs for children as they deemed necessary. However, these drugs have produced negative results. Although doctors have been recommending prescription drugs to kids for a long time, statistical research has suggested that it is now time to end this practice. One issue that has come to light with giving prescription drugs to children is the fact that the overwhelming majority of them were never even intended for children in…

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    “You make choices in the food you want to purchase, and if you make the wrong choices relentlessly and perpetually, you’re going to have health consequences. But that is not something restaurants are responsible for (Mello et al. np).” John Doyle, who is the co-founder of the Center for Consumer Freedom addressed the topic of obesity being blames on fast food corporations and made this statement. The Unites States is known for having the population with the most obesity. There are endless jokes…

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    For this Paper I have chosen to write about the Pros and Cons of food additives. Many people think that food additives are harmful for their health or even unsafe in general. Through out this paper I will provide factual information about food additives and then tell my side of it, whether I believe it is beneficial or harmful to one’s body. During my research I have found out that they can be very useful, but in some cases damaging just depending on what one is consuming. According to the…

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    Caffeine Metabolism Essay

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    slow metabolism when first born, but as they age metabolism increases (lexi-drugs). Therefore, it is given once daily and does not need dose adjustment in hepatic and renal failure( lexi-drugs). Acording to Bikash et all., the elimination half-life starts to decrease from birth and reaches the adult values at 60 weeks' post-conception age. Since there is limited data regarding the pharmacokinetics of caffeine administration in neonates with hepatic or renal impairment, caffeine should be…

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