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    attitudes and skills. Strathdee et al. conducted a study to greater understand needle sharing in Vancouver (1997). This case-control study evaluated inquiries focused on drug use, sexual behaviours, source of needles, and depression. A logistic regression was used to identify individual behaviours that determined whether one would…

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    Background information: It’s the year 2015.Marshal McLuhan, Stuart Hall, and Donna Haraway are the only people in an elevator. They know each other, but are not exactly friends. As they are descending, the elevator suddenly stops working and gets stuck. The time starts to pass and a conversation between them starts to ensue. McLuhan: ...It’s ironic really. The elevator: invented and designed to assist handicapped people, and make travelling between floors more efficient. Instead here we are:…

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    Diseases In Licking County

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    are being rapidly spread between people because those who are addicted do not have access to all of the essential supplies that they need to inject the drugs into themselves. Due to the lack of these supplies, they have resorted to sharing dirty needles that are contaminated with the blood of other users. When this blood is injected into another person's body, so many diseases are potentially being spread that can lead to an increase of deaths in the area. Some of these diseases include;…

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    transmission of blood-borne diseases in the United States. Within this realm, it is the common practice of sharing previously used needles that makes IV drug users more susceptible to contracting diseases such as Hepatitis C and HIV. In recent years across the United States and worldwide, a method of controlling dirty needle-sharing has been to provide access to clean needles and syringes, regardless of the intended use. Although the nation has an estimated 289 000 heroin users as of 2013…

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    The needle exchange programs, a harm reduction process, were created to reduce the spread of bloodborne diseases, including HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. Frequent drug users are a cost to society in health care, the spread of disease among people or offspring can be costly. The cost of health care to the patients, the supply and distribution of the needles and running the NEPs show great figures. The NEPs are funded by the state Department of Health. The limited quantity of needles…

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    Harm Reduction Essay

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    Harm Reduction: Needle Exchange Programs (NEPs) What is harm reduction? Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with drug use. Harm reduction is also a movement for social justice built on a belief in, and respect for, the rights of people who use drugs ("Principles of Harm Reduction"). Due to the harm that injecting drug use is causing on the spread of disease, we must have this needle exchange program to lower the odds of…

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    INTRODUCTION Percutaneous transthoracic needle biopsy of the lung lesions under image guidance has been shown to be a safe and effective minimally invasive method of obtaining adequate specimen for either histological or cytological analysis[1, 3-4, 7-12] Computed tomography offers the most accurate method of localizing lung biopsies[13]. Development and improvement of specific needle types have led to the acceptance of this technique making it an indispensable method in diagnosis of focal…

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    associated with menstrual cycles, it can be a persistent, painful situation for some women. Based on the results of your mammogram, ultrasound, or other tests, your Glendora General Surgeon can perform either a fine-needle aspiration or a core needle biopsy procedure. A fine-needle aspiration will withdraw fluid from the swollen cysts. If there are solid lumps, the core…

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    Diagnostic Mammograms

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    results during a screening mammography (American Cancer Society, 2014). A diagnostic mammogram will help the physician determine if an abnormal lump is not likely to be cancers and just needs to be watched closely or if the lump is suspicious and a biopsy would be required to determine if it is cancerous. A breast sonography or ultrasound is used when a specific area of concern is found during a mammogram because it can distinguish between cysts and solid masses and can even sometimes tell the…

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    marrow aspiration and biopsy. The bone marrow has fluid portion and solid portion.…

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