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    accessible worldwide drastically improve the end of epidemics spreading. In third world countries, some diseases such as - are more prevalent, and the high susceptibility rate causes a large death toll. Vaccinations are the end to a devastating problem. Polio epidemics are a notable example, starting regularly in 1910 and peaking in the 1950s. It killed around 3,000 people in the largest US epidemic, but in total killed around 500,000 people worldwide. Vaccinations have completely eradicated…

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    Outbreak Movie Analysis

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    They have proven to be very effective against many types of viruses such as; smallpox, influenza, tetanus, measles and polio. They have been around ever since their discovery in the mid-18th century and many advances have been made in that time in order to make them safe and effective against many types of viruses as well as parasites and bacteria. In the move Outbreak…

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    paralysed which “left him unable to smile and left him perpetually grim-faced (7).” No one was able to recognise if he was ecstatic or sad, because only his brown eyes glistened with a smile or “welled with sorrow (7).” And to make things worse, Ali had polio which affected his movement. His right leg was twisted and seemed like it was “sallow…

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    Short stories are relatively shorter than novels. Well written short fiction can read in one sitting. There are many story writing elements such as plot, theme, setting, conflict, story structure, and characters etc. From these elements, I found a short story’s theme and setting make the story interesting. A theme is the message, which focuses on people’s lives, or is the story about. Some stories do not have a theme, as well as some stories can one or many themes. For example, James…

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    meningoencephalitis. It is the reaction of the body's immune system to infection or invasion, and is often caused by a viral infection or a reaction to a virus or foreign protein. The viruses that cause primary, or viral encephalitis can be epidemic, like Polio, or sporadic, including herpes simplex virus, type 1 (HSV-1), and mumps. It is caused by direct viral infection, whilst secondary encephalitis is caused by an immune reaction to viral infection somewhere else in the…

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    The New Deal and the Great Society were two of the most compelling political strategies introduced by a president. Franklin D. In 1932, Roosevelt set in motion the New Deal; his primary focus was known as the three R’s: relief, recovery, and reform. For recovery, Roosevelt focused on reorganizing the banking system; this included implementing a bank holiday, organizing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Homeowners Loan Corporation. Reform, focused on changing systems to prevent…

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    As a person, you're constantly intaking and perceiving all the things that surround us; you start to learn and understand certain things you maybe didn't before. As well as attaining idiosyncrasies or certain aspects that make you, you. Everything that I've experienced has shaped me to be the person I am now, who I am utterly proud of. I've had to overcome various obstacles that have tried to hold me back, but I never allowed them to negatively affect me or hinder my growth. Of course, there…

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    poor and not very nice. In the start of the documentary we see McCloud getting immunised for the diseases in Dharavi . The swage is open and there is no sanitation. Their is mounds of rubbish and 4 thousand people a day get sick from diphtheria, polio, tuberculosis. The people wash their clothes in the swage and the place is infested with rats. the water is contaminated and toilets…

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    having her life map completely flipped around she still made works with what she could do. Her art speaks to many people because her art is real and refuses to hide anything. When Frida was only six years old she was unlucky enough to have contracted polio. This left her stuck in her bed recovering for nine months. Her father had overwhelming support for her and pushed her to do activities such as swimming, bicycling, and wrestling to help her recovery her strength from the disease. The disease…

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    Herpes B Research Paper

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    mouse do. Larval ticks are close to the ground so the mouse is easier to feed on, which then the ticks get infected and can infect humans. Herpes B came about in 1932, after a scientist in New York got bit by a monkey while he was researching a polio vaccine. He developed slow symptoms such as paralysis of the legs, tender lymph nodes, etc. After three days, he died. Herpes B was found to be carried by rhesus macaque, as well as other Asian monkeys. The only weird thing is that people get…

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