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    ALS Therapeutic Analysis

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    selectively affected. Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a member of this group, affecting both upper (UMN) and lower motor neurons (LMN) [1]. ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease [1], with an estimated incidence in Caucasians of about 1,2-4,0 per 100,000 person-years [2]. ALS incidence increases with age, being more frequent between the 6th and 7th decades and in women more than men [3]. ALS aetiology is unknown in most cases; it is inherited in only 5-10% of cases (one third…

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    group of people, mainly pedestrians, gives a few facts and statistics about DDH and who is at risk: DDH is not always detectable at birth, but some newborn screening surveys suggest and incidence as high as 1 in 100 newborns with evidence of instability, and 1 to 1.5 cases of dislocation per 1000 newborns. The incidence of DDH is higher in girls. Girls are especially susceptible to the maternal hormone relaxin, which may contribute to ligamentous laxity with the resultant instability of the…

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    Dysphagia Case Studies

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    Participants Participants were prospectively recruited from the cohort of consecutive patients referred to the Combined Head and Neck Clinic (CHNC) at a large tertiary hospital in Brisbane between September 2013 and November 2014. For inclusion, all patients had to have at least one parotid gland affected by either primary, metastatic or recurrent disease, and were planned to receive either definitive XRT or surgery with postoperative XRT to a prescription dose of 60Gy or greater. Patients were…

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    Smoking Cessation Paper

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    Smoking Cessation strategies and dentist’s interventions: Advising patients to quit tobacco use is a dental professional responsibility, and the dentists may take an active role in nicotine replacement counseling (Sham, 2003). Smoking cessation should be incorporated as an integral teaching component of the undergraduate dental curriculum, particularly with respect to the prevention and diagnosis of tobacco-induced oral lesions and complications Sham (2003). Patients who smoke should be…

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    Tay Sachs Disease

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    Tay-Sachs, in 2011 a medication called Pyrimethamine has been used to increase beta-hexosaminidase activity effectively slowing the progression of the disease[2]. Among the communities of the affected there are measurements to help relieve the incidence rate of the disease. Some communities screen couples before conception to determine if they are carriers or able to conceive without incident [4]. If both parents are carriers then the resulting children has a 1 in 4 chance to contract the…

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    Pied Piper Analysis

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    represent the people who admire them. The deeper meaning in this song is for the band members try and explain how bad their fans actually are. “Now stop watching and study for your test” is to say how excessive the fans are. For example, their are many incidences that fans have been caught trying…

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    According to Barker (2008), a major barrier regarding access to health care for gay and lesbian individuals has been a lack of health insurance. The National Transgender Discrimination Survey results indicated that 48% of transgender respondents delayed seeking medical care when they were sick or injured because they were unable to afford it (Grant et al., 2010). While this was true in the past, beginning in 2014, The Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (Affordable Care Act) was expected…

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    13 reported a success rate in 97.7% of the patients, value that perfectly reflects the results obtained after open surgery, with an incidence of complications of 2%. In this study, complete successful rate was registered in 96.1% of patients of open group, while in laparoscopic group was 94.2%. In 2006, Eden17 published a review about the results associated with the minimal invasive…

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    Fiber and whole grains have proven effective in lowering the incidence of heart disease and some types of cancer. 2. The Benefits of Olive Oil -- Avoiding Saturated Fat Some people have a fundamental misperception about the Mediterranean diet. These people have heard that the Mediterranean diet is high in fat. On…

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    Every hollow bears such stories. Kentucky has more cancer than any other state in the country. It has the highest rates of lung cancer and colorectal cancer—incidence and death—in the U.S. Several other cancers, including cervical, also occur at disproportionately high rates. The cases are heavily concentrated in the Appalachian counties and are accompanied by high instances of poverty and low educational attainment…

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