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    Diseases”‚ published in the online newspaper “CBSNews” in 2009 [1]‚ argues that climate warming is allowing disease-causing bacteria‚ viruses and fungi to move into new areas where they may harm species including humans. The author believes that pathogens that have been restricted by seasonal temperatures can invade new areas and find new victims as the climate warms and winters grow milder. In my opinion‚ the article is structured in a very effective manner: it first presents what would happen if

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    The biomedical model is viewed as the absence of disease. It is believed that disease is caused by the presence of a pathogen‚ and when the pathogen is killed‚ health can be restored. The current view of health is the biopsychosocial model. The biopsychosocial view is based on the belief that disease results from a combination of biological‚ psychological and social influences. The

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    Kassandra Coan Why put lime in a pond? Honors Activity 5.4 Lime is a commercial name for calcium oxide (CaO). When carbon dioxide (Co2) is removed from limestone‚ coral‚ seashells‚ or chalk they become lime. This product is easily accessible‚ because an abundance of limestone in found in the crust of the earth‚ and the Co2 is removed simply by heating the limestone. See formula below: 500-600

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    B1a Fitness and health 1. You should be thinking about the differences between health and fitness‚ concentrating on the causes and prevention of heart disease‚ which is the most common cause of death in the UK. 2. Have ideas on encouraging a healthy lifestyle e.g. ways to reduce the risk of heart disease and high blood pressure e.g. give up smoking‚ avoid eating high levels of salt and avoid eating high levels of saturated fat. 3. Know that the risk of developing heart disease can be increased

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    My research shows the rise in antibiotic resistant pathogens through horizontal gene transfer. Located in the bacteria are plasmids. They are independent‚ self-duplicating‚ and allow bacteria to perform new functions/generate new products. Basically plasmids help their hosts to stop the action of antibiotics and become resistant. “Gene transfer must be integral and critical to the overall survival of bacteria‚ providing a way for them to adapt to difficult conditions” (Levy 2002‚ 83). Horizontal

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    Ethical Principles Related To the Needle Exchange Program Jaimi Kilcrease Community Health Nursing‚ N141 Department of Nursing California State University‚ Fresno September 29‚ 2013 When I first heard about the Needle Exchange Program (NEP) several years ago‚ my thoughts were about how it was wrong to help people use drugs by providing a means for them to obtain clean needles. I struggled with morality and ethical principles that were at play in this program. Helping individuals

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    2.1 Nutritional significance of Fruits in the Human Diet Fruits include a diverse group of plant foods that differ greatly in their energy and nutrients content‚ and form an important component of the human diet. They are excellent sources of nutrients‚ specifically essential vitamins‚ minerals‚ fiber and complex carbohydrate and also add variety to the diet all of which are needed to support a healthy body and mind (Slavin and Lloyd 2012). According to the World Health Report (2002)‚ low fruits

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    References: Block‚ S. L. (1997). Causative pathogens‚ antibiotic resistance and therapeutic considerations in acute otitis media. The Pediatric Infectious disease Journal ‚ Volume 16 (4) pp 449-456. McCracken‚ G. H. (1998). Treatment of acute otitis media in an era of increasing microbial resistance

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    Climate Change

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    Abstract Global warming is defined as a serious phenomenon recently and also it will impact the human health. The impact of the global warming on infectious diseases has been highlighted in this paper. The infectious diseases have been emphasized in two major classifications which are the water and the foodborne infectious diseases as well as the vector borne infectious diseases. Even if the global warming is not easy to solve‚ there are some methods should be taken to mitigate this phenomenon.

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    risk of the infection. Another group of people frequently attacked are those with low immune systems‚ for instance people infected with HIV/ AIDS. Their immune system is low and cannot fight the infection (White and Morse 2002). Biology of the pathogens and Mode of transmission West Nile Virus is a single stranded positive- sense RNA. It’s transmitted between birds‚ especially among the American

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