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    For many public defender lawyers or non-profit lawyers, they can work in cramped and crowded environments with a lack of funding. This lack of funding has also lead to much lower salaries for these public lawyers. The lowest salaries can start at $60,000 for lower income areas and not go much higher than that. In non-profit work, depending on the funding of…

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    The United States has advanced in medical technology and techniques over the past decade. One would think the population would become healthier, and mortality rates would drop, but the deep “health divide” between economic classes would say otherwise. The upper class has access to better healthcare due to better income, sick days, and connections. The lower class suffers from bad income, less spare time, and low connections to healthcare. The United States therefore ranks in the lower half of…

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    Act Test Prevalence

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    ACT Test prevalence Since the ACT is mainly used for measuring readiness for first year college preparatory courses, it doesn 't necessarily measure how ready a student is for higher level courses. The ACT tests, as defined by “Data on Student Preparation, College Readiness, and Achievement in College,” “seek to predict how current students will perform in courses commonly taken by new college students”. Instead of measuring how well you will do in learning and storing the information in…

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    Published in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) 2011, Dr. Linsey Murtagh and Dr. David Ludwig have written an article, State Intervention in Life-Threatening Childhood Obesity, presenting facts that parents play a responsible role in their child’s weight gain. The neglect in nutrition and physical activity is totally reversible through education and changing bad habits. Murtagh and Ludwig believe the Government has the responsibility to intervene, depending on the situation. In…

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    In the present day, it requires no exertion for an association to go under the disorder and vanish. With the cost of publicizing rising, many are turning towards advertising in the trusts of making it to the top. The adequacy of this train is sketchy. This exposition would like to set up that advertising is a successful substitute to publicizing. The cost of publicizing is expanding alongside the quantity of notices present surrounding us, consistently. The quantity of commercials a normal…

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    Why do you want to be a Yale Greenberg World Fellow? What do you seek to accomplish during your fellowship? 500 words Yale University is one of the world top ranked and renowned academia and it would be my ‘dream comes true’ and lifetime experiences to be associated with its flagship leadership development program which will give me new insight and breadth of academic, cultural and social life at the University. More precisely, I’ll have the opportunity to interact with the Yale faculties,…

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    Why did I choose the path of Public Relations and Communication Studies? Why did I choose the path of Public Relations and Communication Studies? Growing up in a disadvantaged community and a developing country like my country Ethiopia, I had always pondered what I would be when I grew up. I saw that many children were affected with different problems and illnesses that were easily preventable. I identified myself with the struggles present in developing countries. Though these issues seem…

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    “Vaccines are the most cost-effective healthcare interventions there are. A dollar spent on a childhood vaccination not only helps save a life, but greatly reduces spending on future healthcare” (Ezekiel Emanuel). Ever since vaccines demonstrated that they offered protection against smallpox, vaccines has been continually used to protect against any serious disease. Illness and death rates are low due to the vaccines. Some of those vaccines saves life against other serious disease. Immunization…

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    Determinants Of Wellness

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    Indigenous Determinants of Health The last key category of wellness mediating factors that emerged from the wellness presentations arethe overarching political, social, cultural, environmental and economic determinants of wellness. This category includes: • resilience • self-government and self-determination • colonization and intergenerational effects In the wellness model described by Gail Garvey, she outlined the "social, cultural, physical and economic environment" domains that surround…

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    Health promotion and nursing interventions: Within the public health sector – aboriginal health is a national health priority. There are strategies, actions plans and initiatives that share a focal point of Aboriginal education/employment (Government of Western Australia, n.d.), health maintenance, disease prevention and management. A campaign that shares this goal is that of ‘Close the Gap’, a government funded promotion that employs a focus to reduce indigenous disadvantage with respect to…

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