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    Modern Medicine

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    particular‚ has made an amazing advance. Thousands of doctors are being trained every year in India‚ and hundreds of hospitals set up. People living in cities rely mainly on modern medicine. In the past whenever there was an outbreak of plague or cholera people died by the hundreds. Modern medicine has succeeded in preventing the outbreak of epidemics‚ or in reducing the heavy toll taken by them. Again‚ modern medicine cures a disease quickly‚ while the traditional system usually demands a longer

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    cherries and other fruits. Taylor did not feel well that evening‚ but conducted business the next day. By July 6‚ however‚ Taylor’s family became concerned as his health deteriorated. They summoned his physician‚ who diagnosed Taylor’s ailment as cholera morbus‚ a term used in the nineteenth century for various intestinal afflictions. Taylor’s condition continued to worsen‚ and he ate ice chips to keep himself hydrated until his body began to reject all fluids. The President realized he would not

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    Effects of Lack of clean drinking water on people of Pakistan Access to safe drinking water is a basic need for healthy life. Insufficient supply of drinking water is the main cause of diseases in developing countries like Pakistan. As many as 72 million Pakistanis out of a population of 180 million are deprived of having access to safe drinking water. The effect of unsafe and polluted water is diseases like diarrhea‚ typhoid and hepatitis A. Contaminated water can cause diarrhea. There are certain

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    Imperialism In Zimbabwe

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    people to leave the country. “An estimated four-plus million of the countries 12.9 million people were refugees. About 80% of the people were jobless. A whole generation of children suffered from malnutrition” (Blij 318). in 2008 a major outbreak of cholera killed thousands of people‚ and many people left the country again. Mugabe has dove Zimbabwe into the ground‚ and the people greatly suffer. The Congo today still sees the political ramifications from European imperialism. The Congo gained independence

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    Gastrointestinal Problems The use of Herbal extracts from Guava Leaves can slow down diarrhea due to bacteria such as Escherichia Coli‚ Salmonella Spp.‚ and Staphylococcus aureus. Guava Leaf extracts have also effectively treated diarrhea in patients with cholera. Weight loss Research has established the benefits of Guava Leaves for weight loss. Guava leaves work by prohibiting starch from altering into sugar. Diabetes Guava leaves have been used for treating diabetes since ancient times. Guava Leaf extracts

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    health but also worsens his quality of life. People in cities who are exposed to various kinds of pollution suffer from several ailments like high blood pressure‚ asthma and skin diseases. Garbage thrown around leads to break out of epidemics like cholera‚ malaria‚ chikungunya etc. Poisonous chemicals from the air as well as our water bodies have recently caused an exponential rise in cancer cases.\ Scientists say that it is still not late to act‚ and governments all over the world have started acting

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    Starvation in Africa

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    "In some areas‚" the report continued‚ "the level of suffering and misery owing to the inadequacy of clean water is almost beyond comprehension judging by the number of pregnant women and children who suffer from deadly diarrheal diseases such as cholera and dysentery. "These parasites and diseases feed on very young children and the elderly‚" explains Fr. Richard Roy. Fr. Roy is the director of the Missionaries of Africa’s development office in Washington‚ DC. "They are the innocent and silent members

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    The Framers of the American Constitution were visionaries. They designed our Constitution to endure. They sought not only to address the specific challenges facing the nation during their lifetimes‚ but to establish the foundational principles that would sustain and guide the nation into an always uncertain future. The "Founding Fathers" included two major groups. The Signers of the Declaration of Independence signed the United States Declaration of Independence in 1776. The Framers of the Constitution

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    Use available evidence to assess the impact of technology‚ including the development of the microscope on the development of cell theory. Over a period of nearly 400 years‚ technology has impacted so significantly on humanities understanding of life. This is due to the development of the microscope‚ examining the invisible‚ discovering the building blocks of life‚ and the creation of the cell theory. This theory is so fundamental to our current knowledge of the functioning of living organisms.

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    Bacteriophages

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    river waters having the ability to cure infectious diseases have been documented‚ such as leprosy. In 1896‚ Ernest Hanbury Hankin reported that something in the waters of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers in India had marked antibacterial action against cholera and could pass through a very fine porcelain filter. In 1915‚ British bacteriologist Frederick Twort‚ superintendent of the Brown Institution of London‚ discovered a small agent that infected and killed bacteria. He believed the agent must be one

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