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    Justin's Case Study

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    Being that the disease is most common in men, Justin and his brother…

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    Poliomyelitis Vs Polio

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    Poliomyelitis or better known as Polio is a viral and infectious disease that is to affect mainly the central nervous system, and can also cause temporary or permanent damage to the body Polio disease can be found at any age but is commonly foJonas Salk was born October 28, 1914, and died on June 23, 1995 Salk was an American medical researcher and virologist Salk studied and graduated the New York University School of Medicine He was the first man to discover and develop the successful Polio…

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    Angela Murphy

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    Carson’s lecture was to provide scientific evidence for the effect of endocrine hormones on the regulation of muscle mass. Muscle loss is often the result of chronic illnesses, including COPD, heart failure, kidney disease, and cancer. These changes are often marked by anorexia, inflammation, insulin resistance, hypogonadism, and anemia, which cause muscle and fat loss. Ultimately, multiple endocrine hormones have an effect on the regulation of muscle mass, including…

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    Animal Testing Importance

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    The history of earth has witnessed numerous remarkable epidemics, which were the reason for millions of human deaths. These tragedies did not distinguish between an animal and a human, even children suffered from them. One example of these epidemics was the Black Death, which had killed approximately seventy-five million people in 1350. Until now, neither human beings nor other creatures have a guarantee against the re-emergence of these epidemics, or against the spread of a new one. For this…

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    The Issue Of Vaccination

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    specific effects regarding vaccination. Many parents choose not to vaccinate their children, or refuse specific vaccines. The purpose of this essay is to analyze and discuss the issue of vaccination and discuss both side of the argument. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and public health officials recommend a certain set of vaccinations every child should receive by the…

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    1. The biggest difference between Darwinian medicine and Western medicine approachs to infectious diseases are their views. Western medicine looks at infectious diseases in a more proximal view where they want to cure the patient now and provide them with the most comfortable pathway. However, Darwinian medicine looks at infectious disease in a broader image where they take into consideration how curing an illness might weaken our future immunity or even lengthen the time it takes to heal.…

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    This pandemic was believed to be caused by a plague, caused by an infection that is directly linked to diseases in humans. This plague killed more people during its time period than any other disease up to its date. The Black Death is believed to have originated in the Chinese areas, and also believed to have been a viral disease. Rodents such as rats, mice, and even dogs could have been the early spreaders of the Black Death. It was anything that could transport fleas that would have been…

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    Jonas Salk

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    vaccine was a great discovery of his time, and it is still being used today to eliminate polio worldwide. His discovery of a vaccine against polio was one which was collected of killed viruses producing the antibodies to help the body defeat the disease without inducing it. As the argument heats up between advocates of Intelligent Design and proponents of evolution, perhaps a word of advice from one of history's greatest scientists might be helpful to those of us struggling to follow the debate.…

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    means a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis E will caused no medical treatment and will eventually heals the human immune system. All these Hepatitis virus have a side effect. The Sexual- Intercourse and blood Virus is short for HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS (HPV). This sexual intercourse and blood is a skin to skin contact. It also causes warts and can lead cervical cancer. This also causes Herpes. It causes cold sores and genital herpes. There is an emerging disease that…

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    Patients with AIDS often have significant comorbidities, the most common of which include HBV, HCV, and tuberculosis Antiretroviral regimens should be initiated promptly to reduce HIV viral load and should be customized to the drug resistance of the virus, presence of comorbidities, and interactions with existing…

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