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    process. Although patients do not have to pay for medical attention, the medicine costs grows often and inaccesible for the poor. In a globalized world, human beings are always exposed to new illnesses. As people cross borders, diseases can become pandemic if the root of the problem is not tackle. In this context, developing countries are more vulnerable compared to developed countries creating inequality due to many factors. Indeed, the analysis of politic, economic, and social among other…

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    JOURNAL TOPIC #3 - SETTING The setting is an integral part of any story, especially a Sci-Fi story. With no setting, the book has no location set with it, which can leave the reader confused and sometimes un-interested. The setting in The Kill Order, written by James Dashner, plays a huge role in the book. It communicates with the reader where these solar flares hit, and really how devastating they were. Dashner uses a really good sense of imagery to describe the setting in the book. Using this…

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    War, medicine, and religion broadly summarizes the Middle Ages. Bloodlines and culture clashed as the Roman empire fell, and time stood still as large, Eastern european civilizations crumbled with systematic disaster. With no political script to follow, for the first time townsmen experienced a sense of unpreparedness as they saw their rulers fall and be conquered by invaders. Throughout the Middle Ages not only was a monumental shift occurring culturally and politically, but specifically in…

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    their day and to always keep moving. The book Station Eleven by Emily St.John Mandel provides its own unique view on the entire situation from an aspect that has never or extremely rarely been discussed. Station Eleven takes place after a global pandemic called the Georgia flu leaves the entire world destroyed, killing most of the population. Through this apocalypse a small group called the Traveling Symphony is created with the intention of keeping plays and music from humanity's past such as…

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    While it is classified as a pandemic as of 2010,it is rare in the devoluped world. Children are mostly affected by this disease cholera. Cholera occurs as both outbreaks and chronically in certain areas. Areas with an ongoing risk of disease include Africa and south-east Asia. While…

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    have enough means for his family. It was heart broken to know that there are people in this wealthy industrialised country who cannot afford the basic of living. The question is that me us a future nurse what can be my contribution of stopping the pandemic of poverty among citizens? How can I impact public policy maker? How can heal someone who has a depression or a mental health problem related to poverty? Where do I start? I think my role, as Public health nurses in relation to poverty might…

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    The reason why World War 1 lasted so long is because, a multifaceted one, with most historians attributing the length of the war to, inter alia, and the similar strength of the two sides. The famous German war plan aimed at avoiding fighting a war at two fronts by attacking France from the north, encircling Paris, quickly defeating the French, and then moving towards the eastern front to face the Russians who would not have been able to mobilize in time to help their ally. There were a few…

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    The contemporary university student is at an unprecedented risk of developing a form of mental illness, mental illness referring to any “disorder that affects your mood, thinking, and behaviour” (Mayo Clinic), the culmination of which can result in the impairment of one’s ability to function in the daily rigours of university life, making University, for some students, one of the most difficult experiences of their life thus far; which may translate itself into various forms of self-harm/coping…

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    As a people, we've become so secure in ourselves, that anything short of the sun exploding is something our society can handle. But how secure are we really? Are we really ready for the unforeseen future? This is the question Max Brooks presents to us in his work. The Novel World War Z approaches the zombie novella with a global scope to speculate what might happen in such a disastrous event. The zombie war can most definitely be seen as an unforeseen disaster, that no one could've prepared for,…

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    a higher education in a desired field. Additionally, “Education, School,” notes that, during the 1980s and 1990s , Africa was affected considerably by numerous catastrophic forces. Many adolescents were unable to obtain education due to the AIDS pandemic, which left them with no shelter and guardians. On the same note, the Civil War, in many regions, turned the male students into…

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