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    Diabetes Statistics Report

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    decreased ability to use insulin effectively is what leads to the disease process causing multiple body systems to undergo changes as a result (Shrivastava, 2013). DM can be classified into two categories: Type 1 or Type 2. The National Diabetes Statistics Report 2014, consensus that 29.1 million individuals (9.3%) of the U.S population have diabetes. Of the 29.1 million individuals, 21 million are diagnosed and 8.1 million are unaware that they have the disease. The racial and ethnic difference…

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    effective 50 percent of seniors had health insurance and 35 percentage lived in poverty. That became a time while even a minor illness or injury could bankrupt older individuals and their families. these days over fifty-seven million Americans are receiving assured fitness care blessings via the Medicare software irrespective of their…

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    Unaffordable Birth Control Is Costing Women The Trump Administration has dismantled the protocol under the Affordable Care Act set up by President Obama, that requires insurance companies to provide free birth control. Employers are now able to deny insurance coverage for many forms of birth control due to religious or moral reasons (“The Trump Administration Is Rolling Back the Mandate that Employers Provide Free Birth Control”). However, birth control pills are not just used for sexually…

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    year. Cancer statistics guide researchers towards new ways of preventing, diagnosing, and treating cancer. Five-year relative survival rate is the percentage of patients who have not died from their cancer five years or more after being diagnosed. If the percentage surviving 5 years is 66%, this means that out of every 100 people, 66 of these people did not die in the five years after diagnosed with cancer. To know how many people currently live with cancer in the United States, a statistic…

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    Body Observation Report

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    The blood circulates throughout the organs and removes waste from the tissues. This process is to insure proper blood circulation. Factors such as diet, exercise and weight determine the content of overall cardiovascular health (John, 2013). Blood pressure is vital to one’s health. During rest, systolic blood pressure in a healthy individual ranges from 110-140mmHg and diastolic blood pressure ranges from 60-90mmHg (Sports Fitness Advisor, n.d.). According to the blood pressure experiment on the…

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    Speaks Out”). Based on South Carolina Department of Mental Health, about 8 million people throughout America suffer from eating disorders: 7 million being women and 1 million being men ( "Eating Disorder Statistics"). Unfortunately, it is continuing to increase especially in younger individuals. Statistics have shown that 95 % of the eating disorders are seen among individuals between…

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    them are not being educated at home about contraception. This is something that every parent dreads talking about with their teenage daughter, but is something that needs to mentioned if the teenager plans not to practice abstinence. If you are comfortable having this conversation with teenagers about birth control and sex, there will be no need to sneak around having unprotected sex. Having a family with a little seems like a reality of having to talk to her about contraceptives is a world…

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    Danila Dilba Case Study

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    in the society. The indigenous health is a major concern as they have the worst health indicators. In addition, their declining knowledge, demolished environment, land allocation and their fear of social discrimination leading to reluctance in accessing health services are the issues drawing attention towards their health promotion and maintenance (Stephen, Porter, Nettleton & Willis, 2006). Aim: This report outlines the health services delivered by Danila Dilba health service in Northern…

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    Type 1 Diabetes Research

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    United States and affects over 29 million Americans. Of those with the disease in 2012, over 8 million were undiagnosed. Cases of diabetes rise yearly, with 8.3% of the population being diagnosed in 2010 and 9.3% with the disease in 2012. (Statistics about Diabetes, n.d.) Genetic predisposition, environmental factors, obesity, physical inactivity, some endocrine diseases and some medications can cause diabetes. While there are factors patients may not be able to control in the development of…

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    explosion of the topic in social media constantly appears to push the idea that gay marriage is normal and perfectly acceptable; however, the cons of adopting it as normal and acceptable in a progressive society are not usually stressed. Facts, statistics, and moral decline will help to support the negative impacts on society that are not endorsed in the news constantly. The increase in gay marriage brought on due to increased tolerance and acceptance will worsen…

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