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The Pros and Cons of Human Cloning
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An 8 page, side by side review of two articles involving human cloning. One supports the research while the other contests it. The author of this paper compares the approaches of the two articles in regard to such factors as empirical basis, bias, propaganda, credibility, and logical fallacies (errors of perspective, errors of procedure, and errors of reaction). Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: PPclone4.rtf

The Pulmonary System and Asthma
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A 6 page overview of the human respiratory system and how asthma can affect it. This paper explores options for the diagnosis and treatment of this complicated condition. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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The Realities of Autism
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This 7 page report discusses autism. Description, etiology, diagnosis, and characteristics are addressed. Health and medical safety precautions are also discussed briefly. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Reasons Why Medical Marijuana Should Be Legal
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This 3 page paper examines the controversy. While both sides are discussed, the paper takes a pro stance on the issue of legalization. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Relation of Serum Cholesterol and Cardiac Events: A Critique of a 1990 Article by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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An 8 page overview of the findings and assertions of this report. This paper concludes that neither the methodology nor the data presented in this report would withstand the rigors of a forensic review. The relationship between serum cholesterol and cardiovascular disease is a very tentative one and one that is misrepresented to a degree in this article. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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The Relationship Between Being Fit And Being Healthy
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This 8 page paper begins with the definition of fitness, what does it mean to be fit, what is really required to achieve health-related fitness and what are the components of fitness? The rest of the paper explains and discusses the correlations between fitness, physical activity and chronic illness and other conditions. Research has revealed that regular physical exercise lowers the risk of contracting any number of diseases as well as increasing endurance, strength, health and mental alertness. The many benefits of exercise and the negative consequences of a lack of physical activity are identified. A special section is devoted to the elderly and how regular physical activity, including weight training, helps to reduce the risk of or the severity of numerous conditions. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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The Relationship Between Diet and Cancer
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This 5 page paper provides an overview in respect to dietary factors as they relate to cancer. Research includes information related to prevention as well as foods that are beneficial in helping cancer patients. Recent research is included. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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The Relationship Between Health Status and Service Utilization Needs
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This 3 page paper examines the way in which health status may be reviewed and how service utilization is related to general community health. Examples of specific needs of certain populations are provided. No bibliography.
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The Relevance and Need for Trauma Assessment
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This is a 5 page paper discussing the need for trauma assessment in the treatment of trauma. The incidence of physical and mental trauma has increased in the past several decades resulting in the need for accurate assessment tools. Physical trauma is now considered a “disease” because of its high incident rates and the eventual loss of life in many patients who experience physical trauma. In a similar way, researchers studying mental trauma have also found an increase in incidence and the need for early intervention and treatment if possible to aid those experiencing trauma and post-traumatic stress (PTS). Childhood trauma which results from single violent or natural disasters or long term emotional or abusive experiences among others has been found to impair development and learning in children in addition to causing emotional and relationship problems later in life. Adult trauma is also found to be a result of single emotional or violent incidences, or delayed trauma from childhood experiences or from an accumulation of smaller traumas. Mental trauma can also result from personal loss and family conflict and break-up among other stressful events. Practitioners in the field of mental, behavioral and social science therapy have found that not only do they require trauma assessment tools which will assess the presence of trauma within their clients or patients in order to devise appropriate therapies for recovery but that a variety of tools are requirement which account for such factors as long term exposure leading to trauma, single incident experiences, cultural factors, age, gender and language factors among many others. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The Rise of Private and Public Health Care
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A 5 page paper discussing several issues of health care, including costs, managed care, the rise of professionalism and the marginalization of public health. We are still debating whether access to health care is a right or a privilege. The existence of public health facilities and services indicates that it will continue to be viewed as a right, but we are about to be faced with a sizeable population that fits neither the marginalized nor the privileged categories. The next focus of debate likely will center on what to do with that portion of the population. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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