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    testing can increase both the chance of a genetically normal pregnancy and the chance of having a healthy baby. PGD is a procedure where embryos created through IVF are screened prior to implantation to help identify genetic defects to prevent certain diseases or disorders from being…

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    The greatest risk factor for cystic fibrosis is a family history of the disease. The gene that causes cystic fibrosis is recessive and therefore the parent could be carrying one affected gene but not have the disease. However if both parents carry a defective cystic fibrosis gene, each pregnancy has a 25 percent chance of producing a child with cystic fibrosis. If someone has a family history…

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    Disparity In Global Health

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    health disparities and the distribution of health risks worldwide are uneven (McNeill & Ottersen, 2015). The purpose of this paper is to investigate disparity in health conditions. Prevention and Treatment of Diseases Improved Throughout Most of the World The prevention and treatment of diseases have improved throughout most of the world especially high and/or medium income level countries. Overall, there have been improvements in treatments, technology, and education regarding a variety of…

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    A 2015 study conducted in rural India used the theory of “reasoned action and planned behavior” (Figure 1) as the framework for developing education and awareness campaigns to improve knowledge and preventative practices of infectious diseases (waterborne, airborne, and vector-borne) in three regions in rural India. These awareness campaigns were led by representatives within clusters of villages and centered around discussion (symptoms and easily performed preventative measures) and practical…

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    This disease killed 299 people in Hong Kong and 744 people all over the world. This horrible disease infected 1750 people in Hong Kong just using four months. At the beginning, people just think that it is just a normal cold, no one ever thought it is such a terrible killer. SARS brought us pain and sadness, but also the awareness of infectious disease. After the lesson of SARS, we start thinking about how to prevent this situation…

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    “Diarrheal disease , a catchall category of intestinal illnesses chiefly of infancy, it embraced cholera infantum, “summer complaint,” dysentery, and other diseases whose common symptom was diarrhea. The disease spread through bowel excreta under condition of inadequate sanity facilities or through contaminated water and milk” (Leavitt,1982). The percentage…

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    Global Health

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    is like a tree with an array of branches. There are so many health issues in this world today, and much struggle about which issues need our attention the most urgently. On one hand, we could use our money to cure a mass amount of easily treatable disease, or we could apply our funds towards the research, discovery, and curing of unknown illness in remote areas. The answer is balance. With everything there needs to be balance, and we should delve into both ends of the spectrum. We need to be…

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    program for the diseases that are affecting people in developed…

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    a baby. Furthermore, the genetic test would decide whether the couple would be able to have a baby, depending if they carry genetic diseases or mutations. Also, the testing determines the chance of the baby having disabilities. Examining the carrier couple case again, if their baby did have the disease, they would have to pay financially and depending on the disease, also mentally. Financially, they would not have the same opportunities as others. It would be easier and better to adopt or not…

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    clothes and surroundings, which is why they call it the “invisible bug.” People with Ekbom Syndrome often develop purplish-blue, rounded and raw cuts from scratching because of the thought of bugs in their body. There is no actual founder of this disease, but it was named after Karl A. Ekbom, the Swedish neurologist who provided a definitive description of the condition in 1938. Some doctors describe this as a “rare” disorder. Some entomologists stated that approximately 100,000 people are…

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