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    NIDA states in the research report from 2014 that injection drug users are among the highest group to contract hepatitis C. They further state that for every one person who has hepatitis C‚ the user will contaminate more than 20 other individuals with the disease. With these types of statistics‚ the hepatitis epidemic will continue to rise in America as non-injection drug user Americans can potentially be exposed unknowingly. In 2005‚ NIDA released “Drug Abuse

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    Mortuary Technician Essay

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    FORENSIC PATHOLOGY OFFICER TRAINING COURSE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – SOUTHERN DISTRICT Introduction The purpose of the course is to teach the basics of forensic medicine to mortuary technicians with no previous knowledge of the subject. The main emphasis will be on mortuary technique‚ but related aspects of forensic science will be taught. The course addresses the aspects of forensic medicine that are most frequently encountered in practice‚ including those that may become the subject of testimony

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    Amanda Powell July 20‚ 2012 Health Care Economics Vaccination Policy Protecting society from deadly diseases that can be prevented through the administration of vaccines is a foundation for ensuring the health of the public. Vaccines are highly effective in preventing death and disability‚ and save billions of dollars in health costs annually. The Federal Food and Drug Administration‚ The Center for Disease Prevention and Control‚ along with the United State Public Health Department are

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    chronic condition and the patients were now able to lead nearly normal lives. This miracle product was considered so beneficial that it was approved by the FDA despite known risks of viral contamination‚ including the near-certainty of infection with hepatitis and despite the fact that the process by which it was made‚ the pooling of blood from thousands of donors‚ was otherwise outlawed. Because of its manufacturing process‚ each dose of Factor concentrate was made by pooling 60‚000 individual blood donations

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    Clean Needle Program

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     Although some people would not agree with the clean needle program‚ it is my opinion that the clean needle program would help reduce the spread of HIV and clear unsterile needles off the streets. Before the spread of the AIDs epidemic the Netherlands sought to prevent the expansion of hepatitis B‚ by granting addicts to exchange their used needles and syringes for new sterile ones. As the risk of AIDs continued to increase some cities such as Amsterdam‚ started expanded their clean needle programs. According to a study published in the American Journal

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    puncture wounds that go about a quarter inch into the person’s skin using a single needle or group of needles. Tattoos should be done by a tattoo artist who is licensed. In addition‚ individuals seeking tattoos are usually advised to first get a hepatitis B vaccination as a safeguard against the dangerous virus. This shows some degree of risk that is associated with the procedure even in the most stringent of settings (Carney‚ 2006). There is a lot of disagreement on whether or not tattoos have

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    Health Risk to Scavengers

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    infected blood‚ they may receive cuts from these metals causing severe injuries and distempers. There is no proper segregation of contagious waste‚ thrown usually in streets mostly by local hospitals. Bearing many blood prone viruses like HIV and hepatitis they put the lives of scavengers to ultimate health risks. Children are vulnerable to airborne hazards (such as gases given off by burning wastematerials) as they have a metabolism rate higher than adults. They have thin skin layers making them susceptible

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    Over the years‚ blood transfusions have saved and taken many lives. As doctor’s have become more knowledgeable about the circulatory system and the blood that runs through it‚ the use of blood transfusions have steadily decreased. As a result‚ transfusion alternatives have steadily decreased. For a long time now‚ blood transfusions have contributed to transmission of disease‚ a weakened immune system‚ and increased recovery time. Blood transfusions have proven to be very effective in saving people’s

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    Why should we donate blood

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    your blood type.  4. Age: between 18 to 60 years. Body weight: 45 kg and above. Pulse rate: regular H emoglobin content as minimum 12.5 gm%. The person should not be suffering from any of the following diseases or taking medicines for them. Hepatitis B‚ C . AIDS Diabetes Fits/ Convulsions. Cancer  Leprosy or any other infectious diseases.  5. Any allergies (Only if you are suffering from severe symptoms) Hemophilia Kidney disease  Heart disease  Small Pox Vaccination (within the last 3weeks)

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    In the short story‚ “Flowers for Algernon‚” by Daniel Keyes‚ Algernon‚ a mouse‚ is tested on for the purpose of scientific research. Some may argue that this is wrong. According to the article‚ “Animal Testing”‚ animals should be used for scientific and commercial testing because they contributed to many cures and are similar to humans. Animals should be used for scientific and commercial testing because they contributed to many cures and are similar to humans. Animals have helped to advance many

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