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    Onwuteaka-Philipsen, B.D, van der Heide, A, Koper, D, Keij-Deerenberg, I.M, Rietjens, J.A.C, Rurup, M.L, …, van der Mass, P.J. (2003). Euthanasia and other end-of- life decisions in the Netherlands in 1990, 1995, and 2001. The Lancet, 362(9381), 395-399. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(03)14029-9 The eleven authors dealt with the empirical data on the rate of euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, and other end-life decision to discuss the influence of such practices in modern health care. They…

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    The Importance Of Gun Control

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    62% of the 31,000 deaths caused by a gun are suicides (Cornell 2). According to Arthur L. Kellerman, MD, “residents of homes where a gun is present are 5 times more likely to experience a suicide than residents of homes without guns” (A Case for Gun Control). I have experienced the effects of suicide within my own family. One month ago, my cousin Marisa committed suicide. She was 26 years old and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia a few years prior to the tragic incident. Marisa was not in a…

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    should also come together and solve this situation by agreeing to have more regulations on guns without putting too many limits. Some ways that it can benefit both sides is having gun buyers go through an intense background check so that it can prevent mass shootings that has tragically killed so many people. Other ways is by banning certain magazine capacities, and “long guns” referring to assault rifles & shotguns because those are the weapons that can kill a lot of people in matter of…

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    Suicide And Ethical Essay

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    Through religious, ethical, and philosophical conversations, the topic of suicide has always had a decent amount of controversy surrounding itself by nature. Nowadays, suicide is viewed merely a phenomenon purely in a psychological nature. From a more historical lens, however, tends to bring ethical and religious codes into question. Through Ancient Greece and within the Old Testament, suicide was justified in cases of mental disarray, however, through the Renaissance, mainstream religion…

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    who has attempted suicide is not just a sad story but a scary event to live through. I would like to think that if he/ she knew the correct steps to take to get help all of this could have been prevented. Over the past five years, there has been little attention given to a big problem. Suicide rates have seen an exponential increase. According to Jill Harkay ¨ When we invested in HIV/AIDs and breast cancer we dramatically reduced the rates of death..... if we invest in suicide prevention -…

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    mindfully. The purposes for a high school students suicide or attempt of committing suicide can be perplexing. Despite the fact that suicide is generally uncommon among youngsters, the rate of suicides and suicide endeavors increments enormously amid youth. The danger of suicide increases drastically when children and adolescents have admittance to guns at home, and about 50-60% of all suicides in the United States are conferred with a firearm. Suicide rates vary amongst young men and young…

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    another 6 million sold every year. Now think, with a stronger background check numbers can be reduced to the people who actually should have a gun (Rosenwald). Gun background checks were brought up during the presidential race after there were so many mass shootings from shooters who failed a background check during the past few years. Both candidates believe that there should be something done to stop so many killings. There should be a stronger background check on gun owners because there are…

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    Suicide Contagion

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    affect those around you? Suicide does not discriminate, it infest the minds of the rich and famous, along with the poorest of the poor. It can also spread through community or a school intuition like a common cold. I’ve been working with children for four years now in a school institution. I’m train to watch out for any emotional imbalances and refer them to qualified specialist for further treatment. This being said, I will be basing my 2nd research paper on what suicide contagion is and how to…

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    Mental health is one of the biggest problems facing the world today. Lives have been lost through improper treatment of unstable individuals time and time again through mass shootings and other tragedies. Guns are often blamed as the culprit for these attacks but I disagree. While stronger gun control could help lessen the effects of mass shootings, it's not solving the common problem these shootings have in common with each other, the shooter is almost always a mentally unstable person. Banning…

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    in the records that should have prevented him from receiving a gun. Although Virginia had some mental health check laws at the time, certain cases were masked from background checks. But, this is not the only instance, in fact, there have been 102 mass shootings in 2017 alone, from January 1st-April 18 (“Mission.”).…

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