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    The 1992 Democratic National Convention Address speech talks about how America needs to start doing something to help people with HIV. Elizabeth Glaser uses emotional appeal in her speech. She talks about how her daughter died from HIV and she says that her and her son might not be able to survive 4 years. She also uses logical appeal because she states facts about America and AIDS. When she says “ America, wake up! We are all in a struggle of life and death” she used ethical appeal. She is…

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    My Clinical Practicum

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    his own style. One preceptor would perform a tuberculosis skin only if patients ask for it for employment purposes. The other preceptor, on the other hand, orders quantiferon TB gold test on every patient at initial visit and yearly. I later found out that the vast majority of patients who go to that primary care clinic are homeless, and may not come back for PPD test skin reading. In addition, this group of people are at high risk for latent tuberculosis. In that same clinic, my preceptor…

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    In the Nova program “Ebola - The Plague Fighters - NOVA Documentary” explains how Ebola virus, the deadliest virus on Earth can cause a human to host to bleed in a matter of days. Ebola, a scientific enigma that causes severe bleeding, organ failure that can lead to death. In 1995, a recent Ebola outbreak occurred in a small city in Kikwit in Zaire, Africa, where 250 people killed before contained. As medical experts from the Center Disease of Control (CDC), as well as relief workers, were…

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    There are many organisms in the world. In microbiology lab, I was given an unknown organism and I was told I must figure out what organism it truly is. I had the honor to conduct a few experiments to come to an conclusion on what the type and name of the organism was. Each member of my class was given a plate of agar and a random number that correspond to the plate of agar. I was given the number 191. The agar contain a bacteria growth. In the end of my experiments I realize my unknown organism…

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    In her book, Love, Money and HIV, Sanyu A. Mojola examine the relationship between modernity and the discrepancy that exists in HIV infection rates in young women in Southern Africa. Mojola’s research takes place in Kenya (the third most populous African Nation) in the province of Luo-Nyanza. Here, she conducted interviews, gathered quantitative data on HIV infection rates, and conducted randomly selected case studies on students from local high schools to understand why and how HIV is so…

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    Over three billion people, about half of the world’s population, live on less than two dollars and fifty cents a day (Shah). Every year, two hundred million people become infected with malaria. Of these cases, half a million will die (“Against Malaria”). These are just a couple of issues that Peter Singer, a Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University, as well as many other effective altruists, are trying to solve. But are effective altruism groups truly successful and good? Yes, they are!…

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    Essay On Inflammation

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    6. IN-VIVO STUDY Inflammation is a protective attempt by the organism to remove the injurious stimuli and to initiate the healing process. Inflammatory diseases are very common throughout the world. Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the oldest known diseases of mankind affecting the majority of population no substantial progress has been made in achieving a permanent cure and different types of rheumatic diseases are a major cause of morbidity of the working force. Inflammation results in the…

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    Fondly known as The Quilt, the Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt remains an internationally recognised memorial celebrating the lives of thousands of people who died from AIDS in Australia in the years since 1982, symbolising a nation’s grief, with each panel as unique as the person memorialised, however originally omitting surnames and identifying information. Founded in 1988 by Andrew Carter OAM and Richard Johnson, and launched by Ita Buttrose on World AIDS Day 1988, the Quilt originally…

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    spread of tuberculosis in society changed the way medicine was approached to a more scientific focus. The disease also shifted the idea that the sick should not be helped to one more focused on community. Malcolm Morris calls for a “crusade against tuberculosis” in his article titled “The Prevention of Consumption.” In the article, Morris focuses on the way tuberculosis is transmitted, action by public authorities, sanatoriums, and the help for all people as ways to combat tuberculosis. This…

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    Preventing Lyme Disease

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    Try 5 tips below and you can prevent Lyme disease Lyme disease is an illness caused by a bacterial infection, and the infection is spread by the bite of ticks. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the United States receive no less than 300,000 new patients every year. This disease affects all people without being limited by age and gender. Lyme disease also has some of the symptoms similar to symptoms of other diseases. If not treated immediately, it can damage the…

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