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    Risk Factors While nutrition can cause potential problems, healthcare workers are worried about the nutrition status of a patient before conception as well as during the fetal development. Lack of nutrition before conception and being of adolescence age can cause risk factors such as low-birth-weight and preterm labor. (Lowdermilk, Perry, & Cashion, 2010) Since the patient is lacking in any prenatal care or education, intervention; when appropriate, will need to be utilized. The patient has…

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    Eugenics In America In 1993, A March of Dimes poll found that 11% of parents in America said they would abort a fetus who was predisposed to obesity. 4 out of 5 said they would abort a fetus who would have a disability, and 43% said they would use genetic modification if available to them for appearance enhancement (Laney). From the 1900’s to even today, the Eugenics movement was one of the most controversial movements in the United States. Eugenics is the study of or belief that by selective…

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    Did you know that “over 100 million animals are burned, crippled, poisoned, and abused in US labs every year”(“11 Facts About Animal Testing”)? Animals testing is the experimental, research, and testing of animals to help seek the different affects a product can have on someone. Many animals are abused daily to ensure the safety of cosmetics, medicine, and other products. They are also used to see if there are any side effects in a product, while also making sure they are safe for people to use…

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    slightly under half of those abortions performed unsafely. An abortion can also occur unexpectedly, in which case it is called a miscarriage. Miscarriages are the loss of a baby and happen before the twentieth week of pregnancy. According to the March of Dimes, about ten to fifteen out of one hundred recognized pregnancies (ten to fifteen percent) end in miscarriage. Most miscarriages happen before a woman misses a menstrual period or even knows she is pregnant. Miscarriages can happen due to…

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    basketball. Named after the dimensions of a college basketball court, contains a nine-sensor gyroscope, accelerometer, and compass device that is miniaturized and totally concealed within the ball. It is the first smart basketball and was released March 2013. This computerized basketball looks and feels like a regular basketball. It is made of synthetic leather, waterproof, and meets the regulation size and weight required but is loaded with technology. The designers ensure that the weight,…

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    Misuse Of Antibiotics

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    Antibiotics are very useful and powerful drugs that help kill many different infections. In the 1940’s, before antibiotics were invented, many people died from bacterial infections (Goldsmith 7). “In the past twenty five-years, the widespread misuse of antibiotics has turned many formerly curable bacterial diseases into nearly untreatable ones” (Goldsmith 9). “Bacteria have shown the ability to become resistant to every antibiotic that has been developed” (CDC 41). According to the Centers…

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    Animals are subjected to experiments that can include everything from testing new drugs to infecting with diseases, poisoning for toxicity testing, burning skin, causing brain damage, implanting electrodes into the brain, maiming, blinding, and other painful and invasive procedures (“Harm and Suffering," 2016). Animal testing had been traced back as far as the seventeenth century because of Harvey’s experiments on numerous animals in an attempt to demonstrate blood circulation. Although in 1876,…

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    Gay rights have changed dramatically in the United States over the last ten years. Today gay men and women have the right to be married under Federal law. No matter what the laws say, people in today’s society still have issues with giving a gay man the same rights a heterosexual man. One of the most controversial topics for gays, is the right to serve in the United States military. If a man is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for his country, why should it matter if they are in love with…

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    The Lubbock's Economy

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    has signage on the scoreboard at Texas Tech University’s football stadium. FirstBank also sponsors the instant replays and has a luxury suite in the press box. The bank sponsors several charity events throughout the year, including United Way, March of Dimes, and the National Kidney…

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    how he, himself owed 30,000 on housing, 4,500 dollars to a bank In D.C., and 3,500 dollars to his parents. Now admitting this on National Television was not an easy thing to do, but he continues to say that “Pat and I have the satisfaction that every dime we’ve got is honestly ours.” Now what touched the hearts of America is when he admitted to accepting one gift after the election. A man gave his daughters a “little cocker…

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