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    according to statistics most contraceptives only have a success rate of 75% against an unplanned teen pregnancy (“Teen Pregnancy and Parenting”). However according…

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    The Camden County College’s administration has been very concern about the rapid increase of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). According to the CDC, in the article named “AIDS”, it is defined as, “A disease in which the immune system breaks down” (1) while, in fact, AIDS has increased considerably over time. An HIV/AIDS surveillance report by The Center for Disease Control and Prevention states that “Through December 2001, 807,075 adults/adolescents had been reported as having AIDS, of…

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    Examining Animals to diagnose their health problems, performing surgery on animals, Treating and dressing wounds, Testing and vaccinating for diseases, Operating medical equipment, such as an x-ray, discussing general care, medical conditions, and treatments with animal owners, prescribing medication, euthanizing animals, etc. (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Many people don’t realize the many things veterinarians conquer daily. Veterinarians also risk their health everyday. 8. While working…

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    Dentist Career Paper

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    dentist is not liked by the majority of individuals. However, dentist’s play an important role in today’s society. My experience with the dentist has always been a positive one due to my oral hygiene being so well. I aspire to be a dentist so I can eliminate the negative emotions that people feel when they think about going to the dentist. Unlike most, I am not interested in the career path of dentistry for the money, but for the sole purpose of making someone feel confident with their smile.…

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    Dental Hygienist Essay

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    from teeth, also take and develop x-rays. As a hygienist you can do simpler tasks like Assess patient's’ oral health and report findings to dentists. Also document patient care and treatment plans educate patients about oral hygiene techniques, such as how to brush and floss correctly. Why someone would become a dental hygienists is they get to help and educate patients with their dental health and make it better for them to…

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    What is an Epidemiologist? Epidemiologists are health care scientists who study disease patterns within large groups. That is, they study disease outbreaks and developments in order to treat current public health problems and prevent future outbreaks. Read more to learn how and why epidemiologists are so important to public health and well-being. What Exactly is Epidemiology? Epidemiology is the scientific study of collective disease patterns. That is, the goal of epidemiology is to research,…

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    Dental hygienists clean teeth and examine patients for signs of oral disease. Dental hygienists also educate patients on the best ways to improve or maintain good oral health. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the occupation will grow 19 percent by 2024, which is faster than the average growth rate for most occupations. To legally work as a dental hygienist in the United States,…

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    problems in life. This is a problem with the immune system in our bodies. It is our ability to fight off infection from bacteria or viruses which are always trying to find ways to enter our bodies, our organs, and cause us to have serious health problems and even an early death. The Aids Syndrome is our body’s natural response to the HIV infection (the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Stages or…

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    United States for many years already. Teens need a good amount of information about abstinence, condoms, and contraception in order to protect themselves from unintended pregnancy. Empowering young women about themselves and their future would have them reflect on the decisions they make. These days, social media has a lot to do with exposing girl’s bodies at a young age. That is why we need to inform and talk to young woman about unwanted pregnancy and find solutions to prevent it. Even with…

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    Planning, 1991.” http://www.un.org. 18. Vesaria, Leela and Pravin. Contraceptive Use and Fertility In India: A case study of Gujarat. Sage Publications. New Delhi. 1995. 19. Vesaria, Leela and Pravin Visaria. Reproductive Health in Policy & Practice: India. PRB. September 1998. 20. Zodgekar, Arvind V. “Family Welfare Programme and Population Stabilization Strategies in India.” Asia-Pacific Population Journal. Volume 11. No.1 1996. P4.…

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