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…needs to seek medical attention during their visit, there are many places to do so. The major hospitals and medical facilities in Buenos Aires are the Fernandez Hospital, the German Hospital, the Clinica de la Trinidad, the Italian Hospital, the Rivadavia…
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…a family history of manic depression. There is not yet a cure for Bipolar Disorder although, it is treatable with medications and therapy. RESOURCE ONE Online Dictionary of Mental Health. (2000) The Mercurial Mind, [online]. Available:http://home.att.net…
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…supported by scientific tests establishing safety and effectiveness, and is not taught by most medical schools in the United States. They are also called adjunctive, unconventional, or unorthodox therapies. There are many general areas of alternative…
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…, was further tightened by the 1992 Cuban Democracy Act (CDA). The U.S. embargo of food and the de facto embargo on medical supplies has wreaked havoc with the island's model primary health care system. There are two main factors that have increased the effects…
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…on the morality of abortion. Personhood is when the newborn baby is considered alive. Many people believe that once you have decided Medical science has tried to delineate when life begins, however it has raised more questions than it has answered. Extreme pro…
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…Many humans use animals for testing each year. Animal testing is when the animals are put through something or injected to see how they react to what medical research they have been used for. Animals are used to find cures for diseases or to test drugs…
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…prevalent during that time (Grigsby 2). Unfortunately, medical knowledge of that day was of very little help (Margotta 68). Physicians had no concept of disease causing bacteria or viruses. Unfortunately, it was thought in that day that illness was either due…
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…every penny they can get. The $11 billion dedicated annually to marijuana criminals can be used for more important domestic issues like health care, education, or other important social ills. The fact that an outstanding 88 percent of the arrests are solely…
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…the quality of pet care" (www.heska.com, 2006). When an idea is proposed for a new product to be developed, a study is organized to test the product for effectiveness and affordability before any patents are submitted. Because Heska's products are medical-related…
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…of self worth, and loss of interest in usual activities" (MEDLINE plus Medical Encyclopedia). Depression in adolescents has often been overlooked since teenagers are considered moody and withdrawn, yet one out of every ten teenagers are diagnosed every day…
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