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    euthanasia. Only own pets will be spared from humane euthanasia, pets can be registered with use of modern technology such as microchips. Microchips are small electronic devices that can be implanted under the subcutaneous tissue of pets. Microchip implantation is fairly painless procedure, no more than needle stick with no need for anesthesia, sedation or pain medication. This electronic devices provides…

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    Is the perfect child one that can be designed exactly to society’s wants or one that is naturally itself and not genetically modified? This is a large debate that has many opinions, both for and against the idea of designing embryos. In reality, there are many positives to genetically modifying embryos, which outweighs the negatives such as moral reasons. One example of a positive to this process is that it prevents a disease within the mitochondria. According to the New York Times, “Roughly…

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    Over the course of the last 15 years, my body has been taken over by FBI handlers for experimentation ad surveillance. It started just after September 11, 2001, and it has caused immense challenges for me in my own life. I went from running my own business to slapping myself, yelling and being completely unable to work. My business closed down, and I was put into a mental hospital by my father. This was done, I believe, as an attempt to discredit me by diagnosing me as bipolar and schizophrenic.…

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    The world of technology has never stopped expanding. Since the early ages, man have wanted something new and tecnology is the only tool that helps satisfies a man’s desire for something unique. Sherry Turkle has explained how technology and robots are borrowing a part of us. She explains further on, in her article “Alone Together,” how people are becoming dependent on these gadgets. Turkle goes on to explain her explanation by using the word authentic. She wonders if people are genuine even…

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    Stem cell based treatment of neurodegenerative diseases The world of stem cells is extraordinary as they can differentiate into different types of cells and they come in different types of stages. stem cells can help with further treatments and research for cures. Embryonic stem cells which are the first stage of a stem cell are only around for a few days whilst in the embryo, then comes the adult cells in particularly mesenchymal stem cells that can be found in bone marrow or other particular…

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    This article focuses on Tourette’s Syndrome (a neuropsychiatric disorder that affects roughly 1% of the population) and the relationship between increased gamma band activity in the thalamus promoted by deep brain stimulation and inhibition or minimization of tics and/or other symptoms of Tourette’s in both short-term and long-term evaluations. To clarify, tics are involuntary physical or verbal reactions that begin during early childhood and are characteristic of Tourette’s Syndrome. This…

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    Bad, the product of good. Science is evolving. Each day, new inventions, discoveries are made. Most of them is good. Great in fact. Until something is not. Some of the new medical discoveries cure some diseases. However, the coming generations, will suffer from the long-term side effects of these discoveries. In this course’s reading, I got the chance to be surrounded by discoveries that I hope one day will be true. Reading “The Evening and the Morning and the Night” by Octavia Butler (spring…

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    begin to do my chores when I am told, following with doing even more chores, ultimately to impress my parents. Then, whenever my parents are around I act “nicer” with my siblings, to show that I am a mature adolescent. The last step is called the implantation stage, which is when I begin to leave images or notes of the items that I want scattered throughout my room or left…

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    Health disparities can be described as imbalances that happen in the implantation of healthcare, and access that can negatively affect different socioeconomic and racial groups. Health services and Services Administration define health disparities as “population" detailed varieties in the factor of diseases, accessible healthcare and health outcomes. In the U.S minorities such as African Americans, Asians and Latinos, Asians and Native Americans (Robertson, 2014). Asthma is a common disease…

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    The Technology Roadmap For IFG Jones wilton and his family has established international Foods Group (IFG) company that kept growing to become an important national brand name (McKeen & Smith, 2012). The company required to develop a technology road map in order to move from their current position which is using functional website, to their vision of where they want to be in the future social networking, mashups and multimedia by utilizing josh experience from Glow-Foods company…

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