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    Organ Donation-Support

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    Despite medical advancement‚ organ transplant has become the only hope for some patients with organ failure in order to live on. However‚ the limited supply from donation of transplantable organs has made some 2000 local patients and their family waiting desperately‚ as the patients count their days in the fight against death. It is more regretful that many patients would die before the right organ match comes. To shorten patients’ waiting time for organ transplant and to bring new life‚ active support

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    essential to human life. First of all‚ organ transplant plays an important role in the medicine. The matter of fact is that there are a large number of patients who are not transplanted and it grows significantly years after years (may be 10-15%). As Aicha commented in the website Blurtit.com‚” the number of people in need of organ donations is increasing each year. According to current statistics‚ in China more than 2 million people require organ transplant‚ in UK this figure is 8000‚ in Latin America

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    ideas: 1. Effects of alcohol abuse in your body 2. How does alcohol affect family life’s 3. The effects of drinking and driving Task 2 Rough draft In my personal opinion I am in favour of alcohol being banned. I am a victim of alcoholic parents ‚ so I can relate to the difficulties that I was faced with‚ their continuos obsession with alcohol and their inability to control the consumption‚ despite the negative affects it has in their finances‚ children and work. I am fully aware

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    supported with research. Finally the care will be critically evaluated areas of possible improvement will be outlined. Patient chosen is a 36yr old male pseudonym ‘Frank’ chosen for the purpose of confidentiality. Frank was day one post re- do orthotic liver transplantation (OLT) with roux -en-y anastomosis. He had his initial OLT for Primary sclerosing cholangitis secondary to auto-immune hepatitis preformed 5 days previously and

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    Voltaire’s Candide

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    The Human Tissue Act 65 of 1983 regulates all aspects regarding organ transplants. This Act was last amended in 1989. Since then medical science has developed so big in size and to such an extent that organ transplants today are almost routine operations in many hospitals. Unfortunately the current methods of procuring human organs are not supplying the demand. A new approach‚ the commercialization of human organs for transplantation is a possibility with the potential to supply one hundred

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    opinion essay outline

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    Cardiovascular health Cancer Fluid balance Gallstones Liver function Summary Liver function in Europe Coffee consumption and liver function Potential mechanisms Conclusion References Downloadable PDF Mental performance Neurodegenerative disorders Pregnancy Sports performance Type 2 diabetes print page Liver function Summary Epidemiological evidence suggests that moderate coffee consumption may help to reduce the risk of liver cancer‚ and the risk falls as coffee consumption rises

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    Cons and Pros of Cloning

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    When most people think of cloning‚ they think of a scientist that uses DNA to make an exact replica of someone . Cloning is a lot more complicated and more controversial than that . According to the American Heritage Dictionary Cloning is defined as “A group of cells‚ or organism that is descended from and genetically identical to a common ancestor ‚ such as a bacterial colony whose members arose from a single original cell . Ever since August‚1‚2001 Cloning had been banned .Cloning was banned for

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    Effects of Alcohol

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    from this dangerous addiction include the eventual inability of the addicted to be a productive member of society; liver and brain damage; and the possibility of bringing harm to another person because of poor choices‚ such as driving while intoxicated. These are only a few of the devastating effects of addiction to alcohol. There are many causes that lead people to become alcoholics‚ including a genetic predisposition‚ poverty‚ depression‚ peer pressure‚ and environmental influences‚ such

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    alcohol in the World. The first reason‚ why people drink alcohol‚ because it is an accepted way to unwind from the pressures of life and also for the relaxation. (TABLE) In most cases when people meet in the restaurants or cafes‚ they always drink alcoholic drinks‚ not tea or coffee. In most countries where alcohol is consumed regulary‚ men drink far more than women and are much more likely to become intoxicated. This is particularly true in most developing countries‚ where women rarely drink at all

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    Organ Donor

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    surviving is through an organ transplant‚ but there aren’t any available.   By a show of hands‚ how many of you are organ donors? I. There are 11 body parts that can be successfully transplanted :         A.   Heart‚ heart valves‚ kidneys‚ pancreas‚ lungs‚ liver‚ intestines‚ skin‚ bone marrow‚                             Connective tissue‚ corneas.     B.   CBS News recorded the first organ transplant that was performed on December 23‚             1954. The transplant was done on a kidney

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