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    Religious Right‚ started to seep into American culture and turn otherwise normal and resonable people into hate mongers with their own prejudices against those with HIV disease. Although former President Ronald Reagan was notoriously quiet about the AIDS epidemic during his presidency‚ his right-wing advisors were able to make their views on HIV disease known far and wide. This ignorance would cause ordinary Americans to turn on Ryan White and the Ray brothers - innocent young victims of HIV. Ryan White

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    sex offenders. In a survey‚ it is said that around $200k if not more can be made on one young child‚ usually the majority of victims being women and young girls.2 Human trafficking is not only a problem in the United States‚ but also is a worldwide epidemic. However‚ human degradation is not the only form of abuse in human trafficking. For instance‚ children and adults are trafficked for the sole purpose of organ harvesting. Recently‚ a young girl was transported into the United Kingdom from Somalia

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    Past and Current Trends of Drug Abuse in the United States Drug abuse has changed over the years due to the trends that Americans face from the encouragement of different cultures. The abuse of substances creates many health problems. The following will discuss the past and current trends of drug use and the effects these drugs have on the health of the individuals who abuse the drugs. The use of cocaine in the United States has declined over the last twenty years while the use of crack has increased

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    people in Guinea proved 100% effective. Sakoba Keita‚ Ebola response coordinator in Guinea called it Guinea’s gift to the world and it very well might be. Conditions of Testing There are certain medical concerns on the testing methodology. Due to the epidemic nature of the disease and the urgent need for a solution‚ no placebos were used. The 4‚000 people who were vaccinated were in close contact with people actually suffering from the disease. However‚ the test started March 23 and until now‚ there has

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    situations. While meth does provide bursts of energy to stay alert‚ a few days later the user will most likely crash and sleep for days unless they take more of the drug. Although meth is illegal in most places‚ that does not stop people from trying to purchase it since its ban in 1970. Methamphetamine is often referred to as one of the most addicting drugs‚ with detrimental short and long term health effects and withdrawal symptoms. Due to the severe medical issues and addiction meth causes‚ countless

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    takes the viewer on a journey to the mental and physical aftermath of taking Meth. The use of selection and omission‚ re-enactment and archival material‚ manipulation of codes and actuality‚ all contribute to the portrayal of the issues presented in this documentary. These issues conspire: the high percentage of crimes in the United States created by meth users‚ the promising lives destroyed by Meth and the life-long damage Meth has done to those who have stopped taking it‚ yet are still under the influence

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    American culture. Drugs have been part of the American culture as far back as the 1800’s. Using drugs for medicinal purposes existed before the 1800’s but it was during the years 1850 to 1914 when America suffered from what was considered the first epidemic of drug use. Opium and Cocaine During the 1800’s one of the medicinal uses of opiates was targeted toward women for the treatment of “female troubles”. Another interesting aspect of the culture was that alcohol consumption was thought to

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    The use of force by police in the discharge of their duties can both be reformed and controlled without compromising the capacity of the police to maintain public safety and enforce the law. Violence in the United States has reached epidemic proportions. Violence is most typically an outgrowth of conflict when peaceful dispute mechanisms fail. The use of force by police frequently occurs in situations that are characterized by violence prior to the arrival of police. Crime‚ particularly violent crime

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    awake and alert: college students used it to stay awake for studying‚ businessmen and secretaries used it to overcome fatigue‚ truckers used it to stay awake on their long drives‚ and athletes used it to increase their alertness and energy levels. Meth and its parent drug‚ amphetamine‚ were a very common war drug. In World War II‚ Adolf Hitler took daily injections of amphetamines‚ and soldiers (American‚ Japanese‚ German‚ and Canadian) were given pills to help them stay awake. Although soldiers

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    The powerful and dangerous drug‚ methamphetamine (meth)‚ has recently attracted more and more users around the world. It is an amphetamine drug that is very addictive. Meth users are gaining easier access to the drug‚ since it can be made from common household things‚ like Drano and battery acid. Over 400‚000 Americans are currently addicted to the drug. Meth causes a huge increase in dopamine and other neurotransmitters in the brain. In addition‚ meth also blocks enzymes that work to break down dopamine

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