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    “conventional medicine” to check whether its reliable for many cases or some of them need to be treated y alternative medicine because, as th research results showed, they were man side effect after using some chemical treatments. Therefore, people need to change their treatments to alternative. This research found that people are…

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    Internist Experience

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    hospital and understanding how medicine made a difference to the lives of people you loved and cared for. It also was a seed for inspiration to become a doctor. My parents taught me to recognize the value of an education and the difference it makes in the lives of people. I secured a merit scholarship for my medical education as I scored well in the MCAT equivalent in…

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    A., B.A. She is a professor of preventive medicine. Nichols studied at three universities which are washington university, Louisiana State University and memphis state university. Nichols is a health services researcher and a medical anthropologist with interests in dementia caregiving and challenges faced by military families during post deployment. The fifth author of this source is Jennifer Martindale-Adams. Adams is an associate professor of preventive medicine. Adams is a counselor and…

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    At age 10, I vividly remember my mother grabbing me by the shoulders from the school playground and taking me home with the fiercest look I have ever seen. Behind closed doors, I was forbidden to neither visit nor speak to my best friend Phillip or his family next door. She found out that although cheerful, my fray looking friend was dying from the “Unspeakable”- a curse from the gods. I never spoke to Phillip again, nor saw him after his family was ostracised from our community. Growing up in…

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    Promoting Health

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    Also most African-Americans/Blacks are illiterate because of the high dropout rate in schools because of poor conditions of teaching and no motivations to the kids is rendered. This contributes in failure of seeking preventive care. They are a lot of preventive care programs about chronic diseases and unhealthy behaviors but they do not seek them because of lack of knowledge. As Minority Nurse articles states,” Cheatham, Barksdale, and Rodgers have identified numerous barriers that prevent…

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    Informatics In Health Care

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    the overall healthcare delivery and provides support for many workers. We use data we collect from the health care systems to improve services, increase patient satisfaction and produce a higher workflow. “As defined by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, health informatics is the interdisciplinary study of the design, development, adoption, and application of IT- based innovations in healthcare services delivery, management, and planning.” (Ong, K. 2014 January 7). With the rising…

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    ideal for them. With taxing, citizens do not have a say in how much is taken out. Multi-payer health insurance is beneficial do to the fact that they, “ do not expect to receive returns on investments in preventive health care” (source). Meaning that they do not make profit on prescribing medicine that would help stop/prevent disease or illness. Multiplayer health insurance would be more beneficial, because people can select how much they…

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    developed a strong desire to pursue medicine…

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    INTERNAL MEDICINE ESSAY It is not the symptom that defines a patient; it is the broad outlook. I remember my 22-year old patient who had generalized seizures associated with altered mental status and rapidly progressive weakness for all her four limbs. She had a history of seizure disorder that was being treated with medications and she did not have an episode for past 5 years. Her test results came back normal and we were unable to find the underlying cause for her condition. As the resident in…

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    become a health professional. When I decided to move to India to pursue a career in medicine, I knew this would involve perseverance and exceptional hard work. However, after remembering a proverb by one of my high school teachers, “sacrifice short-term pleasures for long-term goals,” I eagerly accepted this challenge and willingly devoted my time and efforts to study medicine in a foreign country. Studying medicine in India was not only an everlasting and memorable experience, it also provided…

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