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    considered as a disease due to the statistical fact that America has been recently recorded as the second most obese country in the world. When it comes to the topic of obesity, most of us will readily agree that there is a large percentage of the country that is overweight and/or obese. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of if obesity is considered as a medical illness, in other words, a disease. Whereas some are convinced that obesity is identified as a disease due…

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    possible effects of the technology. The effects that the bioethicists must study consist of society, future, religious, and many more. Some families are eager for the use of genetic engineering to be widespread so that they can eradicate fatal diseases or other disorders from their family line, while other couples want to use genetic engineering to conceive a baby that will turn out to be a certain way. Although Genetic Engineering has a variety of benefits, I believe that it should only be…

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    You hear screaming in a hospital room. As you peer into the room, you can see a young lady going through extreme pain. Should that person have the right to end her pain with her own hands, or should she continue to fight through it? As the current technology continues to progress, more and more things that were not once possible are now becoming a reality. This is true for the medical field as well. Now, they can end someone’s life with their consent without the use of euthanasia. (Lethal…

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    both, well this is the life of Eli Samuels. Eli’s mom went crazy because of Huntington’s disease and he and his dad drifted after she moved into the nursing home. Now Eli is at risk of getting Huntington’s disease and becoming insane. So in order for him to protect the people he loved, he left them. Throughout Nancy Werlin’s Double Helix Eli Samuels and his father never got along because of Eli’s mom’s disease; this all changed when Jonathan Samuels told Eli what the devious Dr. Wyatt had done…

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    mankind’s moral values, and possibly, against nature itself; the argument that the benefits of possessing the power over individual traits and immunities is a rather intriguing concept. Alterations made to correct deformities or to prevent the terrible diseases such as Tay-Sachs syndrome will improve the overall quality of the human gene pool. Today, gene alteration is still in its early stages, which means it is mainly used in experimental research. With its vast job field and impressive…

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    or “The Kissing Disease” is a viral infection which causes swollen lymph nodes, fever, and sore throat. Causes The Kissing Disease is caused by contact of saliva from an infected person to another person; it can also be spread through contact by an infected person. This disease is not commonly infected by other diseases. The disease has been diagnosed together with a disease by the name of Epstein-Bar Virus for short EBV. A person usually beings to feel the symptoms of the disease right after…

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    Benefits Of Eugenics

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    Visualize yourself, but as an another human, as a stronger, healthier, an overall superior person. The defects, diseases, disabilities, and weaknesses have vanished; now, you are unstoppable, except from the government of the United States of America. The US has yet to pass a law that allows eugenics in this free country. The government seems to believe that eugenics would destroy the human society. Nevertheless, eugenics would improve overall health, protect future generations, and level…

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    Paleopathology

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    When the word disease comes to mind, many often think about ones that currently affect our population, however, we fail to think about the ones that were prevalent in the past. By using paleopathology, the study of disease that caused a change in living organisms in ancient time (Ortner, 2011), we are capable of advancing our knowledge when it comes to many types of diseases. Diseases that overwhelmed ancient organisms are brought to our knowledge and expand our understanding of their position…

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    genetic disorder.” Because our knowledge is still limited, it’s not yet possible to test for every possible defect. Often, genetic screening is used to look for specific genes or proteins that indicate a particular disorder. Also helps with finding diseases like Breast Cancer and…

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    Why I Breed Flies

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    Throughout the past 2 months I have been working on a project in which I breed flies. The traits of the flies I had been assigned were winged female and apterus male. To begin the project I started out with winged females to breed at least 8 virgin to then cross them with the apterus male. Apterus means to not have wings. Throughout the rest of the project I observed how an expected outcome can vary greatly from an observed outcome, The expected outcome of this cross was to have all of the F1…

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