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    Both oolong and green tea are regularly promoted as a fitness and weight reduction product. Yet, for plenty clients, it's not actually clear which one is better. In this text, we try to answer two fundamental questions that our aid team frequently gets: Which is healthy? First of all, all leaf teas are crafted from the Camellia Sinensis tea plant. yes, one of the kind teas are made from exceptional cultivars, however, they're usually all wholesome. Because green tea is one of the least…

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    Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder is a biography written in 2003 which presents the beliefs, goals, and life events related to a benevolent Haitian doctor named Paul Farmer. In this book, Kidder travels with Farmer to Haiti to observe Farmer’s work towards curing the people of Haiti. Whereas Farmer and the other Haitians are idealistic people, Kidder initially struggled with seeing the reason behind Farmer’s endeavors to solve the Haitian medical crisis. However, he eventually…

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    On a beautiful Wednesday afternoon after school, I was able to take a peek into my future. I have always been excited to become a nurse since I decided that this will be my major, and on that Wednesday I was able to experience this first hand. At my mother’s work, Behavioral Healthcare Partners, I was lucky enough to be sent to work in their medical office. Not only did I have an unbelieveable mixture of nerves and excitement during this experience, but I also learned a lot my first, second, and…

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    Being paralyzed does not always have to be physical, it could be an emotional paralysis. In “Do Not Disturb” a short story by A.M. Homes, the husband is paralyzed by his marriage. The husband and wife in this story do not have a great relationship and things are only made worse when the wife is diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The wife pushes her husband away and grows to be more and more self-centered. The husband is not sure what to do and is unable to leave the relationship. The husband,…

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    Valarie Lam Evans Humanities II The Death Penalty: is Cruel and Inhumane Imagine a long and sharp needle violently presses into your skin and into your veins. You are struggling to breath and your flow that your heart pumps in slowly starts to halt. You experience this hell for a gruesome seven minutes. Before you take your last breath, you can see your heartbroken and chaotic family screaming through the glass window. Just then, you remember that you are not dying because you deserve it but you…

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    : The movie begins in 1987, where Dr. Ben Carson goes to Germany to visit a couple, who have twins conjoined at the head. Ben knows that chances of saving them both will be a risk, because one baby always dies in situations like that. Ben agrees to do the operation, but he will wait for a time so he can come up with a plan to save them both. While looking into some of his books, the movie flashes back to the year 1961, when Ben is 11 years old and he is in the elementary school as…

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    Abstract Intuitive Surgical incorporation launched the Da Vinci Robotic Surgery System. The Da Vinci Surgical Robot consists of three main components divided for the patient, the surgeon and the camera. This surgical system provides surgeries with minimal incisions and quick recoveries. The performance of the surgeon is still essential but the automated arms execute his command with accuracy and precision. Therefore, it reduces the hospital stays. In addition, the instruments of this robot give…

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    1. Brief history of the company/factory ? In 1930, Dr. Minoru Shirota, who was conducting research in a microbiology lab at the Medical Faculty of Kyoto University in Japan. He succeed in culturing a strain of lactic acid bacteria beneficial to human health. This bacterium was named "Lactobacillus casei Shirota strain. It took Dr. Shirota another 5 years of research to find the right food medium for the Lactobacillus casei Shirota bacteria. In 1935 the first bottle of Yakult, a fermented…

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    Discussion The ideal treatment option for UPJO would be minimally invasive with a low complication and failure rate. Management of UPJ stenosis has been significantly influenced by many minimally invasive techniques, including percutaneous ureteroscopic, endopyelotomy, cutting transvesical balloon dilatation as well as laparoscopic pyeloplasty. All of these procedures were introduced with the aim to obtain the standard of open dismembered pyeloplasty providing long-term success rates between 93…

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    Home Is Where The Heart Is I look in the mirror and trace my finger down the scar across my chest. A tingling sensation runs through me at the remembrance of that memory. I close my eyes and take a deep breath to accept the events of the past few days. *** I ran towards the corner of the tortuous room and huddled up in a ball. My mother reached down for the metal rod, fright overcame me. From the corner of my eye, I saw my father, sitting there watching, never thinking of defending me.…

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