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    pregnant women‚ and it is unethical to put unborn children at risk of such malformation. If women are unware of the risks associated with thalidomide‚ they could continue its use during their pregnancy‚ affecting the fetus by depriving its developing limbs of the blood cells that are necessary to complete the developmental process. When thalidomide was first marketed and used by many pregnant women to help with morning sickness‚ about 10‚000 children were born with serious birth defects. The victims

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    positive thing about stereotyping is that we must have some kind of idea of what people are likely to be like‚ which behaviors are acceptable and which are not. This connects to how parents were raised and how they continue to be the same way for their children relating to morals‚ beliefs‚ and values. The use of stereotypes is a major key in which we reduce our social world‚ for example‚ some stereotypes revealed are that Americans are generally considered to be friendly‚ generous‚ and tolerant‚ but also

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    Eugenics Pros And Cons

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    Eugenics: Diversity Beware Eugenics is a word derived from the roots of the Greek words meaning “good” and “origin‚” and originated from the author Francis Galton in the year 1869‚ in his book Hereditary Genius (Bouche and Rivard 2014). Eugenics is a form of artificial selection‚ and is the science of enhancing a population‚ specifically human populations‚ through regulated breeding of only those who are perceived to contain superior genes (Bouche and Rivard 2014). The idea behind the use of eugenics

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    Immunization is still controversial as of today. There are so many questions and scenarios why parents are delaying or skipping vaccinations for their children. According to Gardner‚ the top 8 reasons are: the severe allergic reaction to a previous vaccine (i.e. allergic reaction that almost never happen but can happen such as hives‚ difficulty breathing‚ or low blood pressure and common side effects)‚ egg allergy (e.g. flu shots and measles virus)‚ high fever‚ asthma or lung conditions (i.e. might

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    Mumps and Rubella; it is given to children from 12 months to 12 years old. In the 1930s Thimerosal a mercury-containing organic compound was introduced to the vaccines as a preservative. A concern is that Autism is affecting our children today and they are being poisoned by the vaccination because it contains Thimerosal. In 1998‚ Andrew Wakefield a British gastroenterologist published shocking information stating that the MMR vaccination is linked to 12 children with behavior disorders and 9 being

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    Pro and Cons of Uniforms

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    Cedric Turner February 17‚ 2013 AED/200 From hallways to classrooms and late night chit chats across the phone lines‚ students gossip about the new policies of enforcing uniforms. Students are puzzled and questioning each other if their sense of fashion really fashionable for school any more. But one student overheard the conversation and decided to write his view in the school article‚ three useful and life changing ideas that would help with students and parents migrate to uniform. One promotes

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    Adhd Pros And Cons

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    this translates into a minimum annual Cost of Illness (COI) of $42.5 billion‚ with a more likely estimate being twice that amount. These costs are staggering and comparable in magnitude to other serious medical and mental health problems in both children and adults. It is noteworthy that ADHD is somewhat unique among chronic childhood conditions because its impact‚

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    The Pros And Cons Of ADHD

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    medication. But is ADHD a legitimate medical condition? With so many variables at play on why children act as they do‚ I find this an intriguing question worth some exploring‚ so let’s dive in and see what we can uncover about this very controversial topic. ADHD presents itself in three different forms or types. First there is the inattentive type formerly known as attention deficit disorder (ADD)‚ these children are not disruptive in class or other day to day activities. They are also not overly active

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    Pros And Cons Of Felons

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    conviction”(Number). A group as large as this could possibly turn the tide for elections. If all of these criminals were in California which is the most populous state‚ they would make up about 7% of that state. What kind of examples would this set for children if the United States restored this right to vote? “In 2004‚ one in every 31 adults [U.S.] was under correctional supervision‚ compared to one in 88 in 1980.”(Votes). Numbers like these are shocking and mortifying. Take into account that this means

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    So the cons would be a disadvantage for it. A con for having gun control is that it would not prevent criminals from obtaining guns and or breaking the law. According to the article Gun-control.procon‚ John R. Lott‚ Jr. states "The problem with such [gun control] laws is that they

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