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    You Need a Title My mother was diagnosed with Lyme disease when I was eight years old. When caught early, Lyme disease can be quickly cured with a few rounds of antibiotics. However, if not caught in time, the bacteria which causes Lyme spreads like wildfire and hides in the hardest-to-reach areas of a person's body. My mom was not lucky enough to catch it early. For years she has tried different medications, diets, and back surgery to help alleviate her pain. It pained me to watch her struggle…

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    The Value of Practice in Mathematics and Natural Sciences With respect to two areas of knowledge, consider the claim “Without application in the world, the value of knowledge is greatly diminished." Knowledge is a treasure; without it, we would not be where we are. The only reason why the human race has lasted so long is because of the application of knowledge. What is knowledge? Knowledge is the accumulation of ideas and concepts in someone’s mind. Knowledge can be taught or can come from…

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    Sexism In Women

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    women are not suited for math and science, then clearly, the reason that women are not going into STEM occupations is because they do not think that they belong in them, which is an absurd idea. Some of science’s greatest minds have been women: Marie Curie, Jane Goodall, Rosalind Franklin, and countless others. The only obstacle preventing more scientific minds like these from emerging is the sexist belief that science is meant for men. If people saw girls as equals in society and encouraged…

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    Hypatia Research Paper

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    Described as a beautiful and well proportioned woman, Hypatia was a woman able to make a profound difference in the mathematics and science of the present day. Hypatia is believed to be the most notable and prominent women in mathematics until Marie Curie. The exact birth year of Hypatia is highly debated, but the most common theory is that she was born in 370 A.D.her father was Theon of Alexandria. Theon was a professor at the university of Alexandria. Very little is known of Hypatia's mother.…

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    Nuclear Medicine History

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    “If you look at the evolution and leap forward to 11 years from now, I think we will be using all the knowledge in molecular biology, and cancer biology combined with imaging, It will be images, combined with genes, tumor markers and patient data.” (Liselotte Hojgaard, MD, professor of medicine and technology at the University of Copenhagen) The science of radioactivity has existed for many decades since it’s discovery. While often perceived as a risky and dangerous practice, artificial…

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    Europe and North America in the 19th Century The 19th Century was widely known for its industrial and scientific discoveries and advancements. However, that is not all to be known. Advancements were not only known in science and technologies, but also in the rights of individuals and workers. 4,340 miles exist between the United States and Great Britain, however the relationships between them both seem neighboring. Both the US and Europe emerged becoming the world’s leading powers in military,…

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    In previous years of school I have had many different experiences through extracurricular activities, having different teachers with different styles of teaching, and being in a school environment which forced me to learn things not only academically but learning about social life, things about myself, and what I need to work on to succeed in the future. In 2012 I started sixth grade at Eisenhower Middle School. I was excited to be out of Elementary school because I wanted a more advanced…

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    And additionally being a virtuoso researcher, Einstein was likewise a champion for human rights and crusaded for states in silence. Marie Curie: She was recompensed a Nobel Prize for both Chemistry and Physics. Her revelations about radiation helped development in medicinal science. Likewise, her accomplishments were significantly more commendable during an era when ladies had…

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    I was happy with who I have come out to be. I no longer fear the many use to be difficult questions I had in my past. I’ve come to find out it better to embrace who you are and who you turn out to be, rather than fear who you are. According to Marie Curie “Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.” I have come to distinguish the way I use to fear many questions about my father, I now only come to understand them and make them make me who I am…

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    head off into the world alone to broaden his mind and share his wisdom with the world– the Socratic Method used by teachers and students alike would have never come to be. In similar fashion is the example of Chemist Marie Curie. Best known for her work with radioactivity, Madame Curie cast off the social convention that women were not scientists. However, had she held a frying pan and rotisserie rather than flasks of Polonium and Radium, the world would not have many of its largest advancements…

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