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    Common Medical Condition

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    Depressive Disorder Due to Another Medical Condition is defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th edition (DSM5) as “a prominent and persistent period of depressed mood or markedly diminished interest or pleasure in all, or almost all, activities that predominates in the clinical picture and that is thought to be related to the direct physiological effect of another medical condition” (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). One of the most important features of…

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    blood counts, and low blood platelet counts (The American Cancer Society, 2016). A decrease in red blood cells can cause fatigue, shivers, headaches, shortness of breath and weakness (The American Cancer Society, 2016). In addition, the shortage of normal white blood cells such as neutrophils, which are the type of white blood cells needed to fight bacteria, can cause an increase in the chance of contracting infections (2016). There is also a shortage of blood platelets for individuals diagnosed…

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    Within these groups, three more subgroups of 10 being with parent interviewers, 10 being a stranger interviewer and 10 with no misleading interview from researchers to have a total of six groups for the 2x3 factor design. In order for there to be proper analysis enough children must part-take…

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    It takes away a person’s self-confidence as well as their dignity. The person has total loss of control of what use to be the center of their life, their brain. Previously they depended on the use of their brain to live a normal life, but when struck with Alzheimer's they must face the fact they are losing control, and will eventually end up not being able to care for themselves. Possibly the worst part is that there is no cure, but there is hope for the future, because research…

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    Unituximab Case Study

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    Mechanism of action drug substance: dinutuximab is a monoclonal chimeric antibody. Dinutuximab reacts specifically with the ganglioside GD2. On the surface of neuroblastoma cells GD2 is highly expressed whereas GD2 is sparsely expressed on the surface of normal human neurons, skin melanocytes and peripheral pain fibres. • Dosage regime: Unituxin is intended to be administered by iv infusion for four consecutive days during five monthly courses at a…

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    Yakuza Case Study

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    Yakuza Organized Crime Group Organized crime groups have long been a part of society and an uphill battle for law enforcement. They are powerful, dangerous, well-structured groups of criminals with a common motive to commit crimes, make money, and maintain their freedom despite their actions. The Yakuza’s in particular are an organized crime group from Japan, and one of the most well-known organized crime groups throughout various countries. In order to understand the Yakuza’s, it is important…

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    Psychologists use a variety of testing methods in order to answer important questions regarding our everyday lives. How psychologists chose to use and administer these tests depend on factors including the type of population they are attempting to study as well as what their objectives are. Some testing procedures such as standardized tests have strict procedures that must be followed by test developers and test users (Cohen, Swerdlik & Sturman, 131). Level C standardized testing is the most…

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    Why is physical activity important as it relates to nutrition and health? Regular physical activity can produce long term health benefits. People of all ages, shapes, sizes, and abilities can benefit from being physically active. The more physical activity you do, the greater the health benefits. Physical activity and nutrition work together for better health. Being active increases the amount of calories burned. As people age their metabolism slows, so maintaining energy balance requires…

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    THE AMERICAN DREAM DEFINED Before discussing the American population’s ability to achieve the American Dream, first it needs to be defined so we can better understand what people could be missing out on. According to David Kamp’s excerpt from James Truslow Adams’s Re-Thinking the American Dream, the American Dream is the ability to have “a better, richer, and happier life for all our citizens of every rank” (Adams). Everyone in America, no matter their background, race, or religion, should have…

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    How Social Status Affects Storytelling in Ancient Greece Around the world everyone is grouped into a certain social status which is mostly based on the amount of wealth you have. Social status has been around since Ancient Greek times and social status has been written in various pieces of literature.The purpose of this paper is to define social status and the types of social status in ancient Greece, and how social status affects storytelling from ancient Greece to stories of today. Social…

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