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    A Qualitative Critique: Emergency Contraceptive Pills Heidi Plesniarski University of Rochester Research Problem and Significance The qualitative research article by Beaulieu‚ Kools‚ Kennedy‚ & Humphreys (2011) has a clearly identified phenomenon of interest. The author’s intent was to explore the phenomenon of young adult couples’ experiences with Emergency Contraceptive Pills (ECPs) and the potential reasons for its underuse. However‚ this specific article only presents the conclusions

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    Emergency contraception should be seen as a respectful pregnancy prevention method rather than just a “morning after pill” for promiscuous women. It has been an available healthcare option for a number of years and has prevented countless abortions. Many couples‚ teenagers and young adults approve of emergency contraception. However‚ other categories of people such as parents of teenagers and members of the Catholic Church remain unconvinced that this health-care option is actually beneficial. It

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    The Benefits of Triphasic Contraceptives A review of the benefits of triphasic combined oral contraceptives when compared to today’s low-dose monophasic alternatives. Introduction: Since their introduction in 1961‚ oestrogen-progestogen combined oral contraceptive (COC) pills have provided women with an effective and effortless means of contraception for 50 years [1]. Taken by 17% of all women of reproductive age‚ they are amongst the most widely prescribed drugs in the U.K. today[2]. Hitherto

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    make difficult decisions regarding the protection of today’s youth. One of the biggest controversies that have been ongoing deals with the gray area regarding the roles of educators and parents. School systems today are distributing condoms and contraceptives to students as young as 11 years old with the intention of preventing their students from suffering from the negative side effects of sex. From an educator’s perspective‚ the distribution of condoms has become a necessity due to the overwhelming

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    the blue pill or the red pill. The blue pill or the pill of blind ignorance‚ or as the old saying goes‚ “Ignorance is bliss”‚ is the most popular choice‚ for its path is part of what seems to be the safer bet with the lowest variance in outcome. The blue pill doesn’t rock the proverbial boat. It seems to represent the known or a more predictable outcome‚ a security blanket that protects oneself from hard realities in everyday society. For most the truth is too much to bear. The red pill or the pill

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    Page: 9 1) Sexism extends even into the area of automobile driving‚ it seems. Believing that they are far better drivers than women. Men consider women drivers incompetent‚ inattentive‚ and even dangerous behind the wheel. -It seems that sexism extends even into the area of automobile driving. Believing that they are far better drivers than women‚ men consider women drivers incompetent‚ inattentive‚ and even dangerous behind the wheel. 2) However‚ statistics prove that women are‚ in fact‚ safer

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    Question 1 of 9 10.0 Points Please identify the wind direction in the image below. A.Northwest B.Southwest C.Northeast D.North E.South Feedback: Good job! Question 2 of 9 10.0 Points Please identify the wind speed in the image below. A.15 knots B.20 knots C.15 MPH D.20 MPH Feedback: Good job! Question 3 of 9 10.0 Points Please identify the wind direction in the image below. A.West B.North C.East D.South Feedback: Good job! Question 4 of 9 10.0 Points Please identify

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    Teen Sex and Contraceptives Parent Should Be Consulted before Teens Are Given Contraceptive Services was the Pro essay organized by The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. This organization-based in Washington D.C promotes Catholicism and provides charitable and educational services. The major thesis to the essay is the Title X program allows teenagers to receive contraceptives without the consent of their parents‚ but the lack of parental notification is wrong. Parents should have the right to

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    girls in the US get pregnant at least once by the age of 20 and most of the pregnancies are unplanned (2011). Teen pregnancies have been increasing due to the fact that teens are not using contraceptives to prevent any pregnancies and society does not do a good job on informing teens of the importance of contraceptives and protecting themselves when they engage in sexual activity‚ especially at a young age. Psychological and socio-economical issues can also play a role in teen pregnancy‚ some girls decide

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    | Microelectronic Pill | | | | | | 1.INTRODUCTION The invention of the transistor enabled the first radio telemetry capsules‚ which utilized simple circuits for in vivo telemetric studies of the gastro-intestinal tract. These units could only transmit from a single sensor channel‚ and were difficult to assemble due to the use of discrete components. The measurement parameters consisted of temperature‚ pH or pressure‚ and the first attempts of conducting real-time noninvasive

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