Papers 1861-1870 of total 56038 found.
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…in an institution for the elderly. As for her grandson’s health, the readers know that he also, was not doing well. The only pertinent information given was that he "swallowed lye," (paragraph 91). He, also, should have been receiving professional care. An American…
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…in an institution for the elderly. As for her grandson’s health, the readers know that he also, was not doing well. The only pertinent information given was that he "swallowed lye," (paragraph 91). He, also, should have been receiving professional care. An American…
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…, just for the simple fact that I was health-conscious and did not want to partake in the consumption of harmful inhalations that may further my demise as a human being. I have worked in the health care profession for almost 20 years, in trauma and intensive…
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…. Nigeria is an under-developed country and it has three main issues that stop it from developing: poverty, overpopulation and insufficient health care. Poverty A big problem in Nigeria is poverty. The GNP per capita is about $280, which is very little…
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Category: /Literature/English
…to stick to a very brief overview of our mental health care system in America, and also show a view of mental health issues and how some of them are related to status both social and economic. There are tens of thousands of people in this country suffering…
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…Euthanasia has been an extensive and hot topic for discussion in the basis of morality and health care services. First, we must have a clear concept on what euthanasia actually is. The term "euthanasia" is originated from Greek language. "Eu" means…
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…levels before it can be successful. Prevention plans on the social level include increasing the economic self-sufficiency of families, discouraging corporal punishment and other forms of violence, making health care more accessible and affordable, expanding…
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Category: /Literature/English
…to it! RISK your souls! risk them in good causes; then if you lose them, why should you care? Reform!" The good old gentlewomen sat paralyzed, pulverized, outraged, insulted, and brooded in bitterness and indignation over these blasphemies. They were hurt…
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Category: /History
…in the times when God seems absent and far away. Amen." After his time in the monastery prison and his eventual escape, John was able to again take up his mission of reform far away from the conflicts and threats that impeded him prior. He never cared to go…
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Category: /History
…in Mexico are employed on ejidos, or communal farms. The government introduced land reform in 1915, and by the 1980s much land had been redistributed to the ejidos. A constitutional amendment in 1992 permitted the transfer of ownership of communal land…
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