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    article entitled “What is a Good Death” the writer Marin Kitel experiences a similar situation with his grandmother. Kitel describes, “One day she decided it was time to die. She lay down in her bed and did not get up any more until she was dead—three months later”(Kitel, 1048) Like my grandmother Kitel’s grandmother was dealing with health problems. The power of the phrase “she decided” embodies the same dignity my grandmother had about her death. We often think of death as something…

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    Kate Chopin's first child was born on May 22, 1871. Twenty-three years after the birth of her first son, Kate Chopin wrote the following account of her childbirth experience: I can remember yet that hot southern day on Magazine Street in New Orleans. The noises of the street coming through the open windows, that heaviness with which I dragged myself about; my husband's and mother's solicitude; old Alexandrine the quadroon nurse with her high bandana tignon, her hoop-earrings and placid smile;…

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    Dark Romantics, writes shorter poems with more conventional meter and rhyme schemes. As much as they differ in forms, they differ in their opinions of death and nature. Dickinson’s poems can seem contradictory to readers, but she writes from multiple angles as shown in her poems on death. In “Because I could not stop for Death–,” she portrays death as considerate because “He kindly stopped…

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    definition of infant mortality is the number of deaths per 1,000 live birth within the first year of life. This is an ongoing struggle that have experienced great progress within the past 50 years in the United States; however, it is not where it should be for a developed nation. The National Vital Statistics Report ranked the United States 26th with an infant mortality rates (IMR) 5.96 deaths per 1,000 live births.5 >Because of the high rates of infant deaths per 1,000 live births across the…

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    very high life expectancy of 79, among the highest in Latin America. In a country with the size of Pennsylvania, U.S. there are around three hundred hospitals and similar number of clinics. Many of the clinics perform its own specialities such as maternal care, or infant care. Like Canada, there are family doctors assigned to each community. There are more than 20 medical schools and other institutions to train health care workers. Nonetheless, since July 2012, two outbreaks of cholera, a…

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    serious health problem in Ghana. About 90% of all these deaths in Africa occur in young children. This puts the health care system in a burden. However in SSA (Sub-Saharan Africa), malaria is ranked second after HIV and AIDS. The effect of malaria on people of all ages is vastly. Nevertheless, it is very serious among pregnant women and children because due to their immunity. Malaria can cause anemia, miscarriages, underweight babies, and maternal deaths for pregnant women if it is not treated…

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    anchor. Should they be subject to the anguish that is bound to happen? Assisted suicides should be legalized because it is more humane than making one suffer from a terminal illness. The concerns we are presented with right now consist of assisted deaths being engaged too early, and others ending their lives in suffering resulting from a deprivation of options. “A properly considered law with safeguards would enable doctors, social workers, families and even the clergy better to support the…

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    Type 1 Diabetes Research

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    Diabetes is the 7th leading cause of death in the United States and affects over 29 million Americans. Of those with the disease in 2012, over 8 million were undiagnosed. Cases of diabetes rise yearly, with 8.3% of the population being diagnosed in 2010 and 9.3% with the disease in 2012. (Statistics about Diabetes, n.d.) Genetic predisposition, environmental factors, obesity, physical inactivity, some endocrine diseases and some medications can cause diabetes. While there are factors…

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    life and death. Yu Hua, in the novel To Live, recognizes this relationship and integrates the concept into the plot in order to influence the characters. This includes life and death constantly checking each other by taking the character’s lives, and the price one has to pay to keep stability. Also, the character Fugui is significant example of the delicate balance as he lives life and sees death around him. Out of all the powers of balance, there is a thin barrier between life and death, which…

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    The War Refugee Poem

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    for a different approach, Exploring how memory can be used to cope with an impending death of a loved one. All the poets agree the painful circumstance of grief , but differ…

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