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    Euthanasia is one of the most common argument in our society. Euthanasia, the act to end one’s life painlessly who is suffering from incurable or painful disease. However, Euthanasia is illegal in many countries because many people refer it as assisted suicide. Euthanasia can be referred as painless and happy death without going through suffering. According to Wikipedia, Euthanasia was first used in medical context by Francis Bacon. Nevertheless, I supported Euthanasia because every patient has…

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    even replaced with the new ones when broken or lost” (Marcum, 2004, p. 311). The mechanistic perspective has focused on medical knowledge, practice, and modern medical technology. Such focus has worked well in some areas to envision diagnosis of disease and treatment. The patient’s body as a machine is separated from the patient’s self and lived context. In addition, the mechanistic view has a profound impact on the relationship between patients and healthcare providers because healthcare…

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    psychological, environment and social influences. And the three health languages are;  Diagnosis: this investigates any disease or illness through medical procedures by observation of signs and symptoms and this is notice by the client’s history and test. In order for the professional to get the result you will need to through…

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    For example, “Animals do not get many of the human diseases that people do, such as major types of heart disease, many types of cancer, HIV, Parkinson’s disease, or schizophrenia. Instead, signs of these diseases are artificially induced in animals in laboratories in an attempt to mimic the human disease"(Cruelty-Free International Organisation). Experimenters are attempting to mirror human diseases by artificially creating symptoms in different species of animals, resulting…

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    head trauma to Neuro-degenerative disease (Omalu, Hamilton et al 40). The medical term Neuro-degenerative covers a wide-range of medical conditions that affects the nerve cells in the brain, causing encephalopathy or brain disease (Omalu, Hamilton et al 43-44). Over the years, Dr. Omalu has collaborated in studies and written numerous academic papers on CTE. The goal of the collaborations was to determine and confirm the commonality and epidemiology of the disease in…

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    Cystic Fibrosis What is Cystic Fibrosis? Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic disease that is one of the most common and lethal. The disease is usually noticeable in the victim by the age of 3 and impairs their ability to breathe and digest normally. This genetic disease is caused by a mutation of the CFTR gene (cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator). Everyone does have this gene, but only when it is mutated can it cause Cystic Fibrosis. Normally, the CFTR gene produces a protein whose job…

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    States and Sweden discovered CRISPR-Cas9, the scientific community has been debating over how to use this new power in their hands. Germline gene therapy is a form of genetic engineering that involves transferring DNA into reproductive cells to treat disease, so that the inserted gene will be passed onto future generations. There is currently much controversy over this topic and whether…

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    My commitment to academic excellence stems from my own struggle with disease that needs research attention and commitment to provide a reduction in morbidity in society. Beginning in August of twelfth grade, I faced a sudden unwarranted impediment. Discerning letters on the whiteboard, reading street signs, and recognizing faces transformed into arduous draining tasks like never before. Paralyzed by unprecedented vision loss, I visited my primary physician who referred me to a series of…

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    problems that King Charles spaniels suffer from which include: * Mitral valve disease which is a condition that causes degeneration of the mitral heart valve that can be fatal for most dogs. All cavaliers should be screened for heart murmurs once a year beginning at age 1 year due to the commonness of the disease in the breed as it is the leading cause of death of cavalier King Charles spaniels, as it is a hereditary disease passed through generations from excessive breeding. * Patellar…

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    might also say that medical marijuana can cause lung cancer; However, if the medical marijuana ; isn't smoked and instead drinked like medicine or eaten like food it wouldn't cause lung cancer. Meaning, it won’t cause deaths. According to Centers for disease control alcohol causes at least 40,000 deaths annually while marijuana has never had one death. Negative assumptions are always being made when hearing about drugs, while we never stop too think if these drugs can help out a human being just…

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