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    decades‚ almost tripling since the 1960’s. An average of 25 to 30% of children are affected by obesity and overweight each year and yet‚ this condition remains to be under diagnosed and untreated (Moran‚ 1999). In order to reverse this devastating epidemic one must better understand the causes‚ affects‚ and the ways of preventing obesity before it is too late. Obesity can and should be prevented to better the lives of our‚ children and‚ ourselves; obesity not only affects ones health but mental and

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    Do you agree with the view that the main cause of the progress made in public health provision in the years 1848-75 was the shocking impact of repeated epidemics of cholera? The main cause of the progress made in public health provision in the years 1848-75 was only partly caused by the shocking impact of repeated epidemics of cholera. Source 16 suggests that the severe impact of cholera did cause progress made in public health. Source 17 and 18 although do suggest that cholera did have an impact

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    I believe the war on drugs is racist‚ you must only view the pie chart in Chapter 8 to see the evidence. (Macionis 2017) While African Americans account for only 13.3% of the total U.S. population they account for 40.7% of prison inmates‚ Hispanics account for 17.6% of the total U.S. population comprise 21.1% of the prison population and Whites who account for 62.06% of the total U.S. population comprise only 29.9% of the prison population. The video that accompanied this chapter The war on Drugs

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    Cocaine Era's

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    Three Cocaine Era’s The first Cocaine Era begins ruffly around 2500 BCE in South America. The Peruvian South Americans chewed on the Erythoxylan Shrub‚ which contains cocaine in its leaves. Historians believe that the use of this stimulant assisted this small‚ contained community to want to branch out and spread across the contenent. The cocaine provided the South AMericans with the energy and motivation to strive to make architectual and social advancements. This era of cocaine use was by far

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    to prominence during the crack epidemic. Scotty Appleton is the detective who is tasked with stopping Nino Brown by going undercover to work in Nino’s drug cartel. During the movie Nino Brown starts off as a small time drug dealer and eventually becomes the kingpin of the city. Scotty Appleton eventually brings the entire drug operation down and Nino Brown is killed during his trial. The film showed the reality of life in urban New York City during the crack epidemic. Most of what was seen

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    Sterk reports about women who work as prostitute. Most of these women worked in streets‚ crack houses‚ and other pubic places. Sterk came up with six themes in the ethnography of prostitution: 1) A woman’s explanation for why she joined the field 2) The four types of prostitutes are streetwalkers‚ hooked prostitutes‚ addicts‚ crack prostitutes 3) The role of the pimp in their life 4) The impact of the AIDS epidemic 5) The violence and abuse that the women had to undergo 6) The depart from prostitution

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    Is Mandatory the New Black? As you sow‚ so shall you reap. Despite its Biblical lineage‚ this common saying within American pop culture is held true by citizens across all religions‚ sectors‚ and political parties. Essentially‚ every negative action should be met with negative consequences‚ every severe crime should be met with severe punishment‚ and so forth. This karma-like notion is sprinkled across legislation within all areas of modern society. However‚ the American people’s innate drive for

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    Drugs During Pregnancy

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    issue in the United States. Each year‚ approximately 757‚000 pregnant women use alcohol and 820‚000 smoke cigarettes. It is estimated that 221‚000 pregnant women use illegal drugs at least once during their pregnancy and 1 in 5 of these women smoke crack cocaine. Additionally‚ 32 percent of women who use at least one illegal drug while pregnant also use both alcohol and cigarettes. Overall‚ 1 million children each year are estimated to have exposure to either illegal or legal drugs during gestation

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    move the drugs up and down the eastern seaboard. The worst drug threat in the United States continues to be cocaine‚ crack‚ and marijuana. These drugs are heavily traffic to the United States and end up on our streets. In the 1980’’s crack and cocaine brought an epidemic to smaller cities‚ and suburban areas in the country. The trafficking‚ distribution‚ and abuse of cocaine and crack had increased the violence and criminal activity that threatens the health of American citizens. The center of these

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    Cocaine World of Scientific Discovery.  Kimberley A. McGrath and Bridget Travers. Online. Detroit: Thomson Gale‚ 2007. From Student Resource Center - Gold.  HIDE DETAILS SHOW DETAILS Document Type: | Topic Overview | Bookmark: | Bookmark this Document | Updated11/20/2006 For centuries‚ Peruvian natives have chewed the leaves of the coca plant because of their stimulating and exhilarating effect. In 1855 the German Gaedicke isolated the active alkaloid in coca leaves. Albert Niemann

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