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    Drinking Age Trend

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    and 20 before a research revealed evidence that traffic accidents increased among the youth after lowering the legal drinking age. In result, US citizens advocated to return the legal age back to 21 (Wagenaar and Toomey 1). If this event recurs, the trend for more accidents among newly-legal drinkers, 18 in this case, will most likely veer back to the younger ages and from this, more car accidents and fatalities will occur. Leaving the legal age at 21, on the other hand, prevents these early…

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    Drug Trends Essay

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    tension and anxiety, to escape from stress, and to cope with the problems of day-to-day life. Other known reasons, especially in teenagers, include peer pressure, family problems, and curiosity. Due to the increase in these factors the current drug trend for illegal drug use is on the rise. In an article written in the Journal of Drug Issues, the writers state that "…results from the Monitoring the Future Program, which surveys 8th, 10th, and 12th graders, reported that methamphetamine use has…

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    Health Education Trends

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    Health education specialists have to adapt and foresee the evolution of health education/promotion over the next decades. Trends help professionals make accurate estimates on how much impact health specialists can achieve with the right approach. Discussing such a broad field; and seeing the intertwined demographic, societal, professional and technological changes, there is, and will be, major changes that need to be addressed within the next 10 years by health professionals. One of the…

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    Trends in Performance Appraisals The employee appraisal process often strikes great fear into both employees and managers alike. The often repetitive, ineffective nature of most appraisals leaves a negative connotation that renders this process useless. Organizations have changed greatly since the turn of the Industrial Revolution, and as a result, so should the way we treat and manage employees. After evaluating the history of classical management, the importance of employee engagement and…

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    Nowadays, slim trend and healthy lifestyle a very popular. Trend health has been popular for many reasons such as celebrities,sports idol or social media. People pay attention in healthy trend and be careful.It makes people become aware of that they needed to make changes for the better body. Because they want to have a perfect body and good looking look like idols that they love. So they start losing weight include trying hard to lose weight by many ways. It's nice that people are health…

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    Future Emerging Trends

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    Critical Analysis of the Future Direction and Emerging Trends Introduction of the Issue This study summarizes and evaluates the chapter regarding future changes and the course of criminal activities. Furthermore, particular emphasis has been placed on the manner in which the nature and form of criminal activities will change, mainly through the influence of technology and globalization. The study also assesses the significance of the chapter, critically evaluates the content, and makes a…

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    Women’s fashion wasn’t just about the clothes, but about the way it made women’s confidence and power rise. To wear the most popular trends was power, as they were affordable for all women. The popular trends at this time were lighter and shorter dresses made of silk, this made the use of cotton become less popular. The women who followed the trends first were young teenage girls that lived in the city, but in time the country and older women started catching up and made…

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    Gayatri Parameswaran, the author of “Bucking the Trend,” implies that rodeos are cruel, abusive, and stuck up towards the animals. First emphasized in the article is that rodeos/contestants are cruel towards the animals. “A cowboy mounted his horse. Right next to him was a small caged enclosure. As soon as the gate to the cage was opened, a timid looking calf came sprinting out. The cowboy riding his horse followed the running calf and lassoed it. In a second, the calf came crashing down to the…

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    Patient Safety Trends

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    Technology in health care has become an active participant in collecting, recording, or transmitting clinical data. There are various types of medical devices and technology used such as cardiovascular (tele) monitors, oxygen saturation monitors, intravenous pumps, feeding pumps, EKGs, ventilators, bed/chair alarms, security alarms and call bells. The purpose of medical-technical equipment is to support nursing care in detecting, prevent, monitor, treat, compensate for injury and disability or…

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    children and quadrupled in adolescents. Nearly a third of children and adolescents are either obese or overweight” (Czinn, 2016). This staggering statistic will hopefully bring change to this issue. And the need for active interventions to change clear trends in the children is a necessity. Obesity is costing the country too much money that could be put to better use.…

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