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    “Bacterial Meningitis Outbreak at Princeton University leads to Student death.” In a heartbeat, Dr. Annaliesa Anderson felt a sharp pang, like a knife in her chest. It was not of pity or melancholy. She had first felt a sinking disbelief that soon morphed into rage and intent. There was no hesitation to hasten the development of the vaccine to prevent any more deaths. It led her to conquer Meningitis B with the vaccine Trumenba. As the Chief Scientific Officer for Bacterial Vaccines at Pfizer…

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    On 1/8/2016 SC met with Pa and PAS/son in Pa's home for home visit. Pa appeared properly groomed and dressed in street clothes. The home was unclean, and cluttered with urine odor nevertheless, all utilities appeared to all be in working order. Pa reported no, falls, hospitalization, change in health status, or medication. SC reviewed ISP with Pa. Pa's goals remain unchanged on the other hand his needs has increased due to changes in he's health. Pa reports that services are meeting his needs.…

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    My article titled “Preventing Childhood Obesity” talks about how to preclude obesity in young children. In the article, it mentions how it is a large issue that is occurring to children everywhere; specifically to kids of certain ethnic groups including Hispanics, African-Americans, and American Indians. With being obese come several health problems that, at times, are life-threatening. Examples are osteoarthritis, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and type 2 diabetes. These dangerous illnesses…

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    2. Community Health (M2) A community is a group of people bind together as a result of their shared values, believes, interest and geographical location; members have a sense of belonging. Its main features include social system, population and location. Health according to the World Health Organization is a state of complete physical mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Community health focuses on health improvement, enhancing life span and efficiency…

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    Deeya Patel Bus D1 Students are Consistently Delayed On Tuesday September 26th, Deeya Patel’s bus driver mistakenly took a wrong between 3:15 and 3:30 and ended up on Route 206. As a new bus driver, Gina has been taking a different route almost everyday. As a result, Deeya Patel and many others shared a confused look. Was Gina taking a different route because she wanted to see the fastest way or was it hard for her to memorize the given route? As students at Hillsborough Middle School, they…

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    mostly educational but has incidental entertainment value, and content that is mostly entertaining but contains educational value. Topics that tend to use “edutainment” are teen pregnancy, immunization, substance abuse, etc. This theory can be used for public communication campaigns that want to see both, education and entertainment in their campaign. Entertaining people is an easy way to add learning, and it also gets more peoples attention. Participatory Theory is the theory that practices…

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    Health disparities are a major concern among our nation. The Department of Human Health Services and National Institute of Health (2009) define health disparity as population-specific difference in: the burden of the disease, including incidence, prevalence and mortality, health outcomes, and access to care. There are many factors that contribute to health disparities, such as; socio-economic status, cultural variations, political, social, and historical factors. In the United States, oral…

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    Health Care is a Responsibility Many people in the United States value their health and make life choices to better their health. Many people in the United States believe that it is citizen’s responsibility to take care of themselves and get the health care and benefits that works best for their life style. Many people make decisions everyday about their health from the food they eat to if they are going to take that prescription. Lifestyle plays a major role is the United States, many…

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    Since the earliest traces of civilizations, humanity has made great progress considering the brief existence of modern human beings. Never before have we existed in a world as sophisticated and engineered to our needs as today; access to clean water, reliable sources of nourishment, shelter and security, healthcare and disease prevention. However, the importance of these needs can often be taken for granted when they do not impact us directly, which forces us to respond to them as they arise.…

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    Elijah Alsop Social Problems Trimester Project Miss Osterman The U.S. Health Care Problem What is a Social Problem? The United States healthcare crisis is a social problem. A social problem is some aspect of society that people are concerned about and would like changed. A social problem is not a natural disaster like hurricanes and tornados. The two essential components of a social problem are an objective condition, which is a condition of society that can be measured or experienced, and a…

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