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    same patients the drugs are intended to help. In addition, cutting corners and not taking your medication as outlined by your healthcare provider is putting yourself at risk for poorer health, hospitalization, cardiovascular issues,1 ischemic strokes, etc. America has always tussled with the issue of affordable health care for all Americans for over a hundred years now.2 Yet, today, the issue of the high cost for medical and prescription coverage is still an issue. Convinced that American…

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    hydroelectric power for the nearby houses. In June, the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) warranted workers the right to barter for higher wages and improved working conditions. The NIRA set up the PWA (Public Works Administration) and the NRA (National Recovery Administration). The PWA used money from the government to build infrastructures like bridges and roads. This need for construction provided many with jobs. The NRA improved working conditions and banned child labor.…

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    With the highest priority of pharmaceutical companies being profit, the public health of United States citizens is at risk. The psychotropic drugs prescribed by professionals paid by these companies cause many unknown side effects to its patients and therefore cause more health problems than the patient before the drug was taken. The increase of harmful side effects makes the patients receive medical treatment for health issues brought on by taking a psychotropic drug, causing healthcare…

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    activities were more commonly using, misusing or abusing drugs compared to their peers. Firstly, to understand why school leavers constantly put their health at risk we must understand the meanings of abuse and misuse in relation to prescription medication. As deemed by the American college of Prevention Medicine (2011) abuse is defined as self-administration of medication purposed to alter one’s state of consciousness. This is a maladaptive, intentional use of medication whether legitimately…

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    forms of medical treatment have their advantages and disadvantages. Nonetheless, the use of alternative medicine and conventional medicine can be integrated more effectively to decrease prescription drug use, give people healthier options, and lower health care cost. In integrating alternative therapies with conventional medicine we will retain the strengths of bio-medicine by also embracing the more holistic concepts and methods used in several other cultures. By definition, alternative…

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    which theory better predicts the outcome of events presented. The government’s role in the pharmaceutical industry always starts with a regulatory body. In Canada, the main regulator for pharmaceuticals is Health Canada. The counterpart in the United States is the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The regulatory body is tasked with ensuring the…

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    incarceration an example of systematic racism, which is evident due to more minorities receiving harsher sentences and being the main targets, but it also has detrimental effects on them as individuals and their families. These effects include heightened health disparities, destruction of the Black family, increased barriers to employment and human capital investment. Concerning effects on family, African American families were nine times more likely than White families to have at least one…

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    their use. Certain weight loss prescription drugs with Scheduled stimulants are regulated by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). OTC medications are available without a doctor’s notice or prescription and most are regulated by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA). Herbal diet supplements, on the other hand, are available with no prescription.…

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    Pharmaceutical Drug Prices

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    prices are becoming too unbearable for the working class and low class citizens to afford. Many families are now having to decide whether or not to continue buying into these lifesaving medicines, or use their money for other basic needs, risking their health. An issue that sparked this need for regulation was Martin Shkreli raising the price of Daraprim, which is used to treat a life-threatening condition called toxoplasmosis caused by a parasitic infection. Daraprim was originally sold for $18…

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    Drug Use In Young Adults

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    Also students were asked if a doctor had diagnosed them with having one or more long-term health condition. • Health Anxiety – Participants had to complete a short form of the Health Anxiety Inventory. The Health Anxiety Inventory indicates two subscales: Health Anxiety meaning to worry about health condition and Negative Consequences which is analyzing the severity of the health condition. • Psychological Variables – As for the psychological variables participants completed the Substance…

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